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Posted on 16 May 2012. Tags: Ana Sokolovic, Analia Llugdar, Andrew Staniland, Appassionata, Daniel Myssyk, Ensemble Contemporain de Montreal, Julie Boulianne, Salle Pierre-Mercure, Tim Brady, Véronique Lacroix
Two of Montreal’s most innovative classical ensembles are working together on a joint performance at the end of May: on May 30, Appassionata and the Ensemble contemporain de Montreal are partnering on a program entitled L’Amour Sorcier. The concert will be jointly conducted by ECM+ artistic director Veronique Lacroix and Appassionata music director Daniel Myssyk, [...]
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Posted on 16 May 2012. Tags: I Musici de Montreal, Opera Atelier, Richard Lee, Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra, Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, Yuli Turovsky
From May 19-26, the members of I Musici de Montréal will embark on their third international tour of the season with a journey to Mexico for the Festival Cultural de Mayo. They’ll be led by Richard Lee (currently resident conductor with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra) and they’ll present a program of music by Tchaikovksy and [...]
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Posted on 16 May 2012. Tags: Amadeus Choir, Angela Meade, Anton Kuerti, Brian Jackson, Calgary Philharmonic, Hong Kong Sinfonietta, Jason Noble, Jeffrey Ryan, Marco Parisotto, Oakville Symphony, Ontario Philharmonic, Roberto de Clara, Roberto Minczuk, Shlomo Mintz, Sudbury Symphony, Suzanne Steele, Victor Sawa
The Calgary Philharmonic has launched its 2012-13 season, its seventh under the leadership of music director Roberto Minczuk. It’s a big season, and here are some high points: a two-week genre-crossing festival entitled War and Peace that includes a massive new work, “Afghanistan: Requiem for a Generation”, by Jeffrey Ryan with poet Suzanne Steele; Holst’s [...]
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Posted on 16 May 2012. Tags: Aidan Dugan, Aimé Dontigny, Andrea Cohen, Antoine Malette-Chénier, Calgary Philharmonic, Canada Council for the Arts, Christian Paquette, Darren Hicks, Graham McVeety, Kazuyoshi Akiyama, Lara Deutsch, Luce Moreau, Mélanie Léonard, National Arts Centre Orchestra, Nicholas Galuban, Ontario Trillium Foundation, Riccardo Nazario del Castello, Robin Cardozo, Roderick Bell, Russell Kelley, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Yevgeny Sudbin
The Canada Council for the Arts has announced the appointment of Aimé Dontigny as the Head of the Music Section, succeeding Russell Kelley, who retired in December. He is an accomplished electro-acoustic musician and administrator who’s been working at the Council since 2007, and he starts right away. Congratulations, Aimé! Congratulations to the gifted young [...]
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Posted on 16 May 2012. Tags: Goh Ballet Academy, National Arts Centre Orchestra
ADMINISTRATIVE / ADMINISTRATIFS National Arts Centre Orchestra / Orchestre du Centre national des arts Communication Officer / Agent(e) de communication Application deadline/Date limite : June 4 juin 2012 Goh Ballet Academy Business Administrative Associate & Student Affairs Coordinator Application deadline/Date limite : May 30 mai 2012
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Posted on 09 May 2012. Tags: Andre Laplante, Arthur Post, Ben Heppner, Canadian Brass, Lars Vogt, Maison symphonique, Marc-André Hamelin, Matt Andersen, Michael Burgess, Orchestre symphonique de Montreal, PAVED Arts, Place des Arts, R. Carlos Nakai, Saskatoon Symphony, Tetzlaff Trio, Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra, Victor Sawa, Yi-Jia Suzanne Hou
The Saskatoon Symphony has announced its 2012-13 season, designed by music director Victor Sawa to show off the orchestra’s artistic capacities and show-case some of the relationships the organization has developed with its new neighbours in the 20th Street district. The line-up includes a six concert Masters Series, four POPS concerts, a chamber series, special [...]
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Posted on 09 May 2012. Tags: Bruno Heppell, Club des Coureurs sur Route du Mont Saint-Bruno, Marc David, Montreal Alouette, Orchestre symphonique de Longueuil
The Orchestre symphonique de Longueuil has launched a new fundraising event – and they’ve got some high-powered (if slow-moving) help along the way. The orchestra has recently announced that retired Montreal Alouette football star Bruno Heppell will be joining a team of runners led by music director Marc David and made up of board members, [...]
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Posted on 09 May 2012. Tags: Bridget Love, Colin Clarke, Hamilton Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, Katherine Watson, Kawartha Youth Orchestra, Lane Hazlewood, Laura D’Angelo, Madeline Crawford, Michael Newnham, Stephanie Harnden, Tim Crouch
Peterborough’s Kawartha Youth Orchestra celebrates both Mother’s Day and the final concert of its 10th anniversary season with what they’re describing as “a blow-out season finale…powered by the return of our fiercely-talented alumni from 10 years of marvelous music-making.” The program, led by Music Director Michael Newnham, includes everything from the Pink Panther theme to [...]
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Posted on 09 May 2012. Tags: Airat Ichmouratov, Alain Trudel, I Musici de Montreal, Nurhan Arman, Orchestre symphonique de Laval, Rob Teehan, Sinfonia Toronto, Tim Brady
Rob Teehan: a new work by this Toronto-based composer is being premiered Friday, 11 May by Sinfonia Toronto, led by Nurhan Arman. Tim Brady: his Short Stories/Courts métrages for electric guitar, video and orchestra, gets its world premiere on May 9 as part of a program devoted to film music, being performed by the Orchestre [...]
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Posted on 09 May 2012. Tags: Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, John Morris Russell, Windsor Symphony Orchestra
It’s been a busy few weeks in Windsor, Ontario with the concluding concerts in John Morris Russell’s eleven-year tenure with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra – and a bit of a community celebration to send the Maestro on his way. We’d like to join in and wish JMR all the best in his new adventures with [...]
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