Going Solo..... but not alone! Come hear our chamber musicians shine in the role of soloist!
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More flutes, new adventures! Doug Miller, Laura Thomas and the Flutes en Route Ensemble will take you around the globe on the wings of the wind.
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Animals frequently play a role in Christmas rituals and tales. Join Glissandi and Guy Bannerman in the celebration and stories of the Animals of Christmas as portrayed through song and word.
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Animals frequently play a role in Christmas rituals and tales. Join Glissandi and Guy Bannerman in the celebration and stories of the Animals of Christmas as portrayed through song and word.
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The world needs more Biber! Members of Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra bring two of his Partitas to centre stage in this concert that transports us to the city of Salzburg. Also featured is the fascinating instrument known as the viola d’amore, rarely heard in concert but perfect for this chamber setting as performed by Tafelmusik’s Thomas Georgi, one of the world’s foremost experts on the instrument.
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We continue our fascinating journey with improvised music accompanying silent films. Safety Last- Harold Llyod (1923). Known as the “third genius” of silent film comedy, Harold Lloyd plays an ordinary man with the instincts of a daredevil performing death-defying physical feats to keep his job and his girl.
Performance details6:45pm pre-screening talk with film historian Joan Nicks, 7pm screening. Presented in partnership with the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre.
Join the Eybler Quartet on a fascinating journey of the first 50 years of the string quartet. From the rarely heard but pioneering voice of Franz Asplmayr (colleague of Mozart & Haydn), to the beguiling voice of Mozart himself, and concluding with the visionary expression of Beethoven in his late period, we lead you to a bold new frontier of music.
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Mistaken identity, sibling rivalry, and love at first sight - these comic themes drive the eighteen-year-old Alessandro Scarlatti`s first opera, premiered in Rome, 1679. Despite papal decree against such scandals as women on stage, and a ban on the church`s employment of theatre musicians, the public couldn`t resist the charms of this new, youthful voice of opera. ``Gli equivoci nel sembiante``, an intimate comedy for four singers and orchestra, became a hit that toured throughout Italy.
Performance detailsDirected by Bud Roach, this performance is jointly produced by The Gallery Players of Niagara, Capella Intima and Nota Bene Baroque Players.
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