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2006 - 2007
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Joanna G’froerer |
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Jonathan Crow |
Monday, December 18, 2006
8:00 p.m.
Dominion-Chalmers United Church
355 Cooper Street
The Chamber Players of Canada
Wanda Procyshyn - soprano
Jonathan Crow - violin
Manuela Milani - violin
Guylaine Lemaire - viola
Julian Armour - cello
Murielle Bruneau - double bass
Joanna G'froerer - flute
Camille Churchfield - flute
Charles Hamann - oboe
Kimball Sykes - clarinet
Nicolas Tremblay - clarinet
Karen Donnelly - trumpet
Lawrence Vine - horn
Jill Kirwan - horn
Christopher Millard - bassoon
Andrew Tunis - piano
Thomas Annand - harpsichord
Lucille Brais Hildesheim -
harp
Rideau Lakes Brass Quintet
Music of Roger Harvey, Michel Corrette, Richard Wagner, Hector Berlioz, Níno Rota, Alexander Glazunov, Anatol Lyadov, Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov and David Rose
A perfect way to celebrate the Christmas season! Last year’s Christmas concert was a huge hit and was sold out. This year, twenty of Canada’s top musicians will appear in a programme that includes a rare performance of the chamber music version of Wagner’s Siegfried Idyll, which was first performed on Christmas Day in 1870.
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King's Singers |
Monday, February 5, 2007
8:00 p.m.
Dominion-Chalmers United Church
355 Cooper Street
King's Singers
David Hurley - countertenor
Robin Tyson - countertenor
Paul Phoenix - tenor
Philip Lawson - baritone
Christopher Gabbitas - baritone
Stephen Connolly - bass
For more than 30 years, an affable group of six British chaps has been gathering accolades around the globe. Lauded as much for their adventurous programming as their flawless vocal technique, the King’s Singers have garnered a devoted following and the praise of critics everywhere. Whether singing a Renaissance madrigal or a Zulu lullaby, few a cappella groups are as comfortable as the King’s Singers, whose training in the English cathedral choir tradition affords them the confidence to tackle anything… and they do so superbly.
This concert is part of the 2007 Winterlude festivities and will also mark the 150th anniversary of the choice of the Capital.
“The concert was a hit by any standard. The performances were superb, the spoken introductions witty and the general presentation consummately entertaining.”
– Richard Todd, The Ottawa Citizen
Visit the King's Singers at www.kingssingers.com and www.myspace.com/thekingssingers
View a video of the King’s Singers on You Tube
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New Music in New Places
Monday, February 19 &
Tuesday, February 20 Maxwell’s Bistro and Club Music of Helmut Seemann, Brian Current, Rachel Laurin, Bruce Nicol, John Armstrong, Peter Paul Koprowsky, Clifford Ford, Maya Badian, Kelly-Marie Murphy, Jan Järvlepp and others An exciting way to celebrate new music! Come and hear some of the great music being written in Ottawa today in an informal setting. Last year’s New Music in New Places was so popular we added another night!
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Janina Fialkowska |
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Chamber Players of Canada |
Monday, March 12
8:00 p.m.
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian
Church
82 Kent Street
Chamber Players of Canada
Jonathan Crow - violin
Manuela Milani - violin
Guylaine Lemaire - viola
Julian Armour - cello
Murielle Bruneau - double bass
Janina Fialkowska - piano
Mozart -
Concerto in F major,
K. 413
Concerto in A major, K. 414
Adagio and Fugue in C minor
One of Canada’s favourite pianists joins the Chamber Players of Canada in a performance that includes Mozart’s own chamber music arrangements of two of his piano concertos. The recent recording of the Chopin concertos by these same musicians is already ATMA Records’ best selling chamber music recording of all time! Right after this performance, the Mozart concertos will be recorded for ATMA.
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Ensemble Da Sonar |
Thursday, March 29
8:00 p.m.
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
82 Kent Street
Ensemble Da Sonar
Grégoire Jeay - traverso,
Margaret Little - viola da
gamba,
Mélisande Corriveau - viola
da gamba,
Réjean Poirier – harpsichord
Four of Canada’s top early music performers in a festive menu of Telemann delicacies for flute and viols
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Tokyo String Quartet |
Wednesday, April 11
8:00 p.m.
Dominion-Chalmers United Church
355 Cooper Street
Martin Beaver - violin
Kikuei Ikeda - violin
Kazuhide Isomura - viola
Clive Greensmith - cello
Music of Mozart, Debussy and Beethoven
The Tokyo String Quartet has captivated audiences and critics alike since it was founded more than 30 years ago. Regarded as one of the supreme chamber ensembles of the world, and a favourite with Ottawa International Chamber Music Festival audiences, the legendary Quartet will make their first Concert Series appearance. This is a concert not to be missed by chamber music devotees.
“Not merely in balance, but in intimate
details, in phrasing, and that kind of breathing
together that the best quartets achieve, their
playing had all the marks of greatness.”
– The Washington Post
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