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Friday evening, September 30 at 8:00 pm (pre-concert introduction at 7:15), Christ Church Cathedral |
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Mozart & Beethoven: Quintets for Fortepiano & Winds |
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 Mozart’s Quintet KV. 452, Beethoven’s Quintet op. 16 and his youthful Horn Sonata op. 17. |
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Michael Jarvis fortepiano, Washington McClain classical oboe, Colin Savage classical clarinet,
Katrina Russell classical bassoon, and Andrew Clark natural horn. |
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Friday evening, October 28 at 8:00 pm (pre-concert introduction at 7:15), Christ Church Cathedral |
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“Canticum Canticorum”: Sensual & Sacred Love |
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An evening of seventeenth-century settings of texts from the Song of Songs. |
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Les Voix Baroques (Montreal) instrumental & vocal ensemble, directed by Matthew White and Stephen Stubbs. |
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Friday evening, 25 November at 8:00 pm (pre-concert introduction at 7:15), Christ Church Cathedral |
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The Glories of Venice and Vienna
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The rich sonorities of large-scale vocal works, featuring early brass & string instruments,
are contrasted with instrumental & vocal solos: 17th-century music from Venice & Vienna. |
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¡Sacabuche! vocal and instrumental ensemble (USA), directed by Linda Pearse. |
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Saturday evening, January 7 at 8:00 pm (pre-concert introduction at 7:15), Christ Church Cathedral |
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Mozart: Late String Quintets
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Marc Destrubé & Friends continue their exploration of these sublime mature works by Mozart. |
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Marc Destrubé & Farran James violins, Joanna Hood & Steve Creswell violas, Joanna Blendulf cello. |
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Friday evening, January 27 at 8:00 pm (pre-concert introduction at 7:15), Christ Church Cathedral |
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Haydn and his World
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Chamber music by Haydn and his followers, including Mozart, Beethoven & Boccherini |
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Soile Stratkauskas flute, Marc Destrubé violin, Steve Creswell violas, Joanna Blendulf cello. |
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Saturday evening, February 11 at 8:00 pm (pre-concert introduction at 7:15), Christ Church Cathedral |
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Paolo Pandolfo, solo viola da gamba
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A programme of renaissance & baroque music and improvisations |
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Paolo Pandolfo viola da gamba. |
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Friday evening, March 2 at 8:00 pm (pre-concert introduction at 7:15), Christ Church Cathedral |
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Kassia: the first female composer of the Occident
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Byzantine hymns by 9th-century abbess and composer Kassia of Constantinople |
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Germany’s womens vocal ensemble VocaMe (Germany); Michael Popp director. |
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Tuesday evening, April 17 at 8:00 pm, Vancouver Playhouse 601 Hamilton at Dunsmuir (PLEASE NOTE VENUE) |
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Quatuor Mosaïques: Schubert’s “Rosamunde”
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Schubert as he’s meant to be heard, and music by Haydn and Mendelssohn. |
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Quatuor Mosaïques: Erich Höbarth & Andrea Bischof violins,
Anita Mitterer viola, Christophe Coin cello. |
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Friday, April 20 at 8:00 pm (pre-concert introduction at 7:15), Christ Church Cathedral |
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Alexander the Great, Hero, Warrior, Lover
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The renowned Boston Camerata joins forces with the Turkish American ensemble Dünya
for a programme that offers illustrations from the fabled history of Alexander the Great. |
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Anne Azéma music director & voice,
Shira Kammen vielle & harp, Tom Zajac winds,
Robert Larabee voice, ceng & percussion, Cem Mutlu voice & percussion, Mehmet Sanlikol voice, ud, ney & saz.
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Pieter Codde: “Galant Company” (1633), detail
