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| Chamber Music Series - 5 Performances |
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| 1. Sun Rivers Trio - October 23, 2009 |
| Friday 7:30 pm, Calvary Community Church |
| Guest Artists: | Sally Arai, Clarinet |
| | Cvetozar Vutev, Violin/Viola |
| | Naomi Cloutier, Piano |
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| Programme: |
| Milhaud | Suite |
| Mozart | Kegelstatt Trio |
| Schumann | Fairy Tales |
| Khachaturian | Trio |
| Glick | The Klezmer’s Wedding |
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| 2. The Da Vinci Codex - January 22, 2010 |
| Friday 7:30 pm, Calvary Community Church |
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| Leonardo da Vinci is recognized today as one of the greatest intellects and creative artists of all time, renowned as a painter, sculptor, engineer, writer, scientist and designer. In his own time, Leonardo was equally renowned as a performing musician. This fully scripted show features dances, fantasias and vocal works from the time of Leonardo. Interwoven with the music are selections from Leonardo’s own writings and from his contemporaries. The Toronto Consort is Canada’s leading chamber ensemble specializing in the music of the Middle Ages, Renaissance, and early Baroque. |
| Guest Artists: The Toronto Consort |
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| 3. Dialogues - February 26, 2010 |
| Friday 7:30 pm, Calvary Community Church |
| Guest Artists: | Catharine Dochstader, Flute |
| | Annette Dominik, Violin/Viola |
| | Cvetozar Vutev, Violin/Viola |
| | Wiktor Lebeda, Bass |
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| Programme: |
| Beethoven | Serenade |
| Mozart | Duo for violin and viola |
| Borghi | Sonata No. 1 |
| Raminsh | Dialogues |
| Myslivecek | Trio |
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| 4. Sagewinds - April 9, 2010 |
| Friday 7:30 pm, Calvary Community Church |
| Guest Artists: | Catharine Dochstader, Flute |
| | Morgan Zentner, Oboe |
| | Sally Arai, Clarinet |
| | Olivia Martin, Bassoon |
| | Edmund House, French Horn |
| | Naomi Cloutier, Piano |
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| Programme: |
| Poulenc | Sextuor |
| Glinka | Trio Pathétique |
| Dring | Trio |
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| 5. Joe Trio - April 30, 2010 |
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| Friday 7:30 pm, Calvary Community Church |
| Joe Trio is not your average piano trio. Their repertoire consists of the classics, new works and their own arrangements of popular, jazz and rock tunes – and they are not afraid to mix so many styles of music into a single piece it makes your head spin. Witty, charming and tremendously musical, Joe Trio leaves audiences with a new appreciation for classical music. |
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