This concert is one hour in length.The Southern Exposure Quintet returns with favourites by Argentine composer Astor Piazzolla and Brazilian composer Antonio Carlos Jobim. And they delve deeper into the South American repertoire to showcase dazzling music by Latin greats: Heitor Villa-Lobos, Luiz Bonfá, Celso Machado, João Guimarães (Pernambuco) and Maximo Diego Pujol. Music arranged by Timothy Phelan. Live performance only.
Performance detailsNew This Season!
11:00 AM-12:00 PM - We're offering a one hour adaptive Performance. Our regular concert will be held at 3:00PM
Adaptive performances are intended to be sensitive to and
welcoming of neurodiverse audiences, including patrons on the autism
spectrum, those with sensory and communication disorders, ADHD,
learning or developmental disabilities, dementia, all members of the
disability community, or those who simply want a more relaxed
concert experience.
Saturday, October 14, 2023 at 11:00 am
St. Catharines United Mennonite Church
This adaptive performance will differ from our regular concert in a
number of ways:
• If patrons need to move around, express themselves vocally, or
leave and return to the concert hall, they are welcome to.
• Audience members will have advance access to a Venue Guide describing the concert experience step by step, in order to reduce
anxiety about it, and a concert-specific fact sheet detailing the
performance itself.
• Three rows of seats at the back of the hall will be kept empty
should guests wish to move away from the sound of the music on
stage.
• Audience members will have access to a quiet room furnished with
comfortable seating, stress-relieving fidgets, and relaxing activities.
• GPN will provide other resources, such as sound-dampening
headphones, that can be signed out before the concert and
returned afterward.
The Southern Exposure Quintet returns with favourites by Argentine composer Astor Piazzolla and Brazilian composer Antonio Carlos Jobim. And they delve deeper into the South American repertoire to showcase dazzling music by Latin greats: Heitor Villa-Lobos, Luiz Bonfá, Celso Machado, João Guimarães (Pernambuco) and Maximo Diego Pujol. Music arranged by Timothy Phelan. Live & Online performances available.
Performance detailsThis century-spanning program interweaves some of J.S. Bach’s most intimate and poignant music with works by later composers who owe a profound debt to the Baroque master. Julia Wedman is featured in selections from the Sonatas and Partitas for solo violin. The Eybler Quartet joins her on this fascinating journey of delight and discovery drawing connections to works by Joseph Haydn and Gregor Werner. Live & Online performances available.
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Performance detailsCo-production with Avanti Chamber Singers Avanti Chamber Singers and soloist Kristin Hoff join Gallery Players to perform moving expressions of longing and beauty. Concert to include Trevor Wagler’s intimate transcriptions of Johannes Brahms’ Alto Rhapsody and Mahler’s Der einsame im Herbst. Also featured, Shireen Abu-Khader’s I Forgive, Andrew Balfour’s Vision Chant, and Laura Hawley’s The Arrow and the Song. Live performance only.
Performance detailsCo-Production with the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre 6:45pm pre-screening talk. 7:00pm screening. A melodrama with an epic ending, Drifting stars Priscilla Dean as an American drug smuggler, and Anna May Wong (a stand-out in a secondary role) as Rose Li, daughter of an opium grower. Accompanying music will be improvised by our ever-inventive Movie Night Trio. Live performance only.
Performance detailsGordon Cleland (‘cello) and Leanne Vida (soprano) bring us a celebration of love and merriment! Enjoy Beethoven’s Op. 11 trio for clarinet, ‘cello, and piano, nicknamed Gassenhuser (street song) after a popular tune brilliantly “upcycled” in the third movement. Leanne sings music by Canadian composers: Srul Irving Glick’s 7 Tableaux on the Song of Songs, and Aspects of Elizabeth by Jeff Smallman. Live & Online performances available.
Performance detailsSephardic lore and rhythms, and the complexities of the immigrant experience showcase our broad Canadian tapestry. Live & Online performances available.
In this Mother’s Day concert, the Rilian Trio presents two gorgeous works by Dvořák: the Piano Trio No. 3 in F minor and Songs My Mother Taught Me. We proudly present the world premiere of a new work by the trio’s pianist, Godwin Friesen, as well as Transfigured Night by Schoenberg, an exquisite early work arranged here for piano trio. Live & Online performances available.
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