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Alan is a painter and a printmaker. He currently divides his time between Parry Sound and Old Bonaventure, NL. He is represented by the Roberts Gallery in Toronto, the Masters Gallery in Calgary and Christina Parker Gallery in St. John’s. After art school in Toronto he studied at Burleighfield School, under Patrick Reyntiens, OBE, head of Central School of Art, London England. He established the Church Street Press in Parry Sound in 1988, where he designs, hand prints and illustrates limited edition books with his own wood engravings. He has had the privilege to work with well-known authors including Al Purdy, Douglas LePan, P.K. Page and Michael Crummey. He is an elected member of several provincial and national arts organizations including the Royal Canadian Academy of Art. A past President of the Festival of the Sound, Alan’s work has been selected for several brochure covers and posters, and live “Painted Sound” performances.

Canada’s premier summer classical music festival at the Charles W. Stockey Centre in Parry Sound — on beautiful Georgian Bay

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14 Week 2 : July 31st – August 6th, 2017

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This is a year to celebrate all things Canadian and we at the Festival of the Sound are proud to do it with music. In my travels throughout the world I have found that Canadian musicians have a wonderful reputation for being fine artists and sincere, honest human beings, giving truth to the line from one of Mary Lou Fallis’s shows, “A Canadian prima donna is a contradiction of terms.”

This summer the Festival honours some of the musical icons who have helped define who we are and where Canada stands in the world. We are also celebrating the local heroes who have made, and still make, such a difference to this beautiful part of Canada.

It is with pride that we are also looking to the future and are featuring many new compositions. I am particularly interested in the program called “Time Travel I: 21st Century Women”, being convinced these four featured composers will be among the voices that further define Canada’s place in the music world.

Many of you will remember that during the last two seasons we have been featuring works that you indicated were in your “Top Ten” chamber music favourites. There were so many pieces collected that there are some left over, so I have included them in this summer’s program. These can be found in the concerts listed in this brochure. If you can find all 11, please send them to our office by June 1st, and if you are right, we will give you a prize.

Much planning and preparation is continually being done by many dedicated people to mount what has become one of the biggest chamber music festivals in Canada and we all invite you to share in the joy of hearing this great music. Please join us and bring a friend!

James Campbell Artistic Director

Dear Friends

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Cecilia string Quartet

CAnADA At 150

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Glenn Gould

Leonard Cohen

Oscar Peterson

Tom Thomson

Francis Pegahmagabow

The party begins with hors d’oeuvres in the lobby as guests gather for the evening. Dinner follows in the beautiful setting of the Charles W. Stockey Festival Performance Hall. The elegant full-course dinner is served at your table and wine is included in the ticket price. And, of course, there is birthday cake. Between courses, the Canadian Brass, New Zealand String Quartet, Moshe Hammer, Guy Few and Mark DuBois offer musical interludes.

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Throughout this brochure, the Maple Leaf icon shown above will draw your eyes to outstanding Canadians. Some of them will be familiar faces and household names. Most but not all are members, past or present, of the thriving Canadian musical community. The Charles W. Stockey Centre grounds are now the home to a stunning bronze sculpture of Francis Pegahmagabow, the most decorated indigenous soldier in World War I and later chief of Wasauksing First Nation. In 2018, the Festival will premiere a new work in his honour by Timothy Corlis.

Canada at 150 the Birthday Party

he Festival of the sound joins the celebrations of Canada’s 150th year with three weeks of music and special events reflecting the diversity of sounds

and landscapes that define our country. the opening Weekend performers range from the little spirit singers, pride of Wasauksing First nation, to the world-renowned Canadian Brass. tributes are offered to hockey icon Bobby orr and composer eleanor daley, both of whom continue to bring honour to their home town. A film and a pilgrimage explore the visit of tom thomson to the shores of georgian Bay and Alan stein’s paintings, done at the same site, enhance the opening night performance of images at nightfall, georgian Bay.

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SeGuIN VALLey GoLF CLuBCafé Zimmermann was the coffee shop in Leipzig where Telemann and Bach “hung out.” This year, hear the baroque sounds of the flute, harp and guitars. Coffee and pastries are included in the ticket price. Plan to stay and enjoy lunch on the deck overlooking the beautiful Seguin Valley. Get your tickets early as this event sells out quickly.

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Music of the High TeaEnd your Festival experience with light music to accompany a traditional English Tea. Finger sandwiches, scones with cream and preserves, fruit and squares are included in the price of the ticket. Mimosas will be sold at the bar. Gene DiNovi, piano; Russell Braun, baritone; Carolyn Maule, piano

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Cameron Crozman

ne of Canada’s leading young cellists, Cameron Crozman performs with the ca. 1696 “Bonjour” Stradivarius cello and the ca. 1830 “Shaw” Adam cello bow generously on loan from the

Canada Council for the Arts Instrument Bank. He has been praised for his versatility, musical expressivity and remarkable technique. He maintains an active performance schedule in North America and Europe, including engagements at such prestigious venues as the Berliner Philharmonie, the Paris Philharmonie, Philadelphia’s Mann Centre, Montreal’s Maison Symphonique and Canada’s National Arts Centre. An avid chamber musician, Cameron is frequently invited to perform with leading artists and ensembles, including James Ehnes, André Laplante and members of the Tokyo, New Orford, St. Lawrence, and Penderecki String Quartets. Always searching to make new discoveries, Cameron is captivated by the music of his time and regularly works with living composers and contemporary music specialists. Cameron obtained his Masters of Cello with highest distinctions from the Paris Conservatoire in the class of Michel Strauss and Guillaume Paoletti. Cameron is extremely grateful for the support of the Canada Council for the Arts and the Sylva Gelber Foundation in his projects.

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The Festival of the Sound’s Stockey young Artist Program supports exceptional young musicians in their transition to professional careers and honours our benefactor Charles W. Stockey. Charles and Lois Stockey took an interest in young performers and often hosted recitals for them in their home in Victoria.

Charles and Lois Stockey

sCheherAzAdeTHurS, JuLy 27 — 1:30 pm

This visual staging of Scheherazade evokes fantasies with images of the east, a romantic dream world evoked by the French Romantic painters Delacroix and Ingres. Their highly atmospheric paintings partner the kaleidoscopic images that Rimsky-Korsakov portrays in his music. A chamber version of the suite with staging by Arthur Spirk.

the Missing PAges By toM AllenTueS, AuGuST 1 — 7:30 pm

A story told through dialogue and music with actors, a narrator and live classical music. On December 16, 1825 Theodor Molt became the sole Canadian musician to meet Ludwig van Beethoven, but what could have happened between

the two men? After Molt's florid greeting in one of Beethoven's notebooks, the next four pages were violently ripped out and destroyed. Betrayal? Competition? Scandal, or just old fashioned ego and pride? With music, drama, video, history and informed speculation The Missing Pages investigates. A premiere performance.

greAt voiCes oF CAnAdATueS, AuGuST 8 — 7:30 pm

Gino Quilico presents Great Voices of Canada, a unique programme celebrating iconic Canadian singers such as Jon Vickers, Louis Quilico, Maureen Forrester, Teresa Stratas and many more. He will feature several of these great singers, share anecdotes about their lives and sing one of their trademark arias. Visual and audio clips of each singer will round out this special evening. A premiere performance.

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Above: tom Allen, gino Quilico Below: swiss Piano trio

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Baroque for Flute, Harp & Guitar

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The performers on the Jazz Canada weekend honour Canadian Icons who have been their colleagues or mentors. Come a bit early for the Saturday evening concert and meet Dave young as he reflects on his time performing and touring with oscar Peterson. on Sunday afternoon, David Braid and James Campbell pay tribute to Phil Nimmons, who continues to have a strong influence on their musical careers. The Toronto All-Star Big Band pays tribute to the great bandleaders Guy Lombardo and Mart Kenney. The weekend draws to a close on Monday evening with live jazz and the soulful voice of Michael Dunston on the Island Queen.

On the civic holiday weekend, it’s all about jazz!

Braid Honours nimmons

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West WindSuN, JuLy 23rD — 1:00 pm

The Vision of Tom Thomson unravels many of the mysteries of this brilliant, beloved artist, a true Canadian Icon.

l’enFAnt ProdigeTueS, JuLy 25TH — 1:30 pm

A Quebec film based on the life and work of the child prodigy and virtuoso pianist André Mathieu, nicknamed the Mozart Québécois. In French with English subtitles.

genius Within: the inner liFe oF glenn gouldTHurS, AuG 3rD — 10:30 am

A documentary film that goes beyond his well-known eccentricities, using his diaries, letters and interviews, to reveal the genius of Glenn Gould.

leonArd Cohen: i’M your MAnFrI, AuG 4TH — 3:00 pm

This film focuses on a Cohen tribute concert, intercut with interviews with him and famous musicians he has influenced.

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tAlkS/ oFFiCe Hour

The Festival of the Sound presents free lectures and conversations as opportunities for you to better appreciate the music you are hearing. Jeffrey Stokes lectures during Week I and office Hours sessions are back, inviting you to the Festival office in the historic CPr Station for an up-close hour with Festival musicians.

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BrAss on the BAy Cruise MoN, JuLy 24TH — 6 pm

Sit back and enjoy an evening cruise on the Island Queen. It is one more chance to hear the virtuosic sounds of the Canadian Brass. They will be joined by the Guy Few Brass Quartet for a rare performance of Gary Kulesha’s Soundings for Boat, Bay and Brass, premiered at the 1985 Festival of the Sound.

CeltiC MAgiC Cruise SuN, JuLy 30TH — 6 pm

Performing a remarkable fusion of Canadian, Celtic and roots music, Scantily Plaid is composed of ruth Sutherland, Doug Feaver, Allan eaton and Dan MacDonald. New this year is bar service on the Island Queen.

JAzz Cruise MoN, AuG 7TH — 6 pm

Dave young, Terry Clarke, Michael Dunston, and Bernie Senensky draw the Jazz Canada Weekend to a close on the Island Queen as it cruises among the 30,000 Islands. New this year is bar service on the Island Queen.

CAnAdA dAy Cruise:SAT, JuLy 1ST — 7 pm

Celebrate Canada Day on the Island Queen with end of the road and its lively mix of traditional, folk and Maritime tunes. An extra-special fireworks display to honour Canada at 150 years brings the evening to a happy close.

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Michael dunston Jeffrey stokes

david Braid & Phil nimmons

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our PArAdise: CAnAdA At 150 7:30 pm

in this once in a lifetime concert marking Canada’s 150th birthday, we celebrate the amazing sounds of our country and region.

Guy Few, trumpet; Carolyn Maule, piano; New Zealand String Quartet; Leopoldo erice, piano; James Campbell, clarinet; Festival Winds; Chantal Grybas, soprano; Craig Harley piano; Jim Ferris, narrator; Graham Campbell, guitar; Strings Across the Sky; Wasauksing Little Spirit Singers; Parry Sound Community Singers; eleanor Daley, conductor; Alan Stein, visual artist

Programme to include:Srul Irving Glick: images at nightfall, Georgian Bayeric robertson: the Goal: in Praise of Bobby orr eleanor Daley: Paradise: a song of Georgian Bayrichard Mascall: ojibway songs Calixa Lavallé: o CanadaBobby Gimby: Ca-na-da

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CAnAdA At 150: the BirthdAy PArty 5:30 pm

Canadian Brass; New Zealand String Quartet; Mark DuBois, tenor; Moshe Hammer, violin; Guy Few, piano

the party begins with hors d’oeuvres in the lobby as guests gather for the evening. dinner follows in the beautiful setting of the Charles W. stockey Festival Performance hall. the elegant full-course dinner is served at your table and wine is included in the ticket price. and, of course, there will be birthday cake. Between courses, the musicians will offer musical interludes. Your attendance this evening helps to raise important funds for the Festival of the sound. a tax receipt is issued for 50% of the ticket price.

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FilM 1:00 pm

West Wind: the vision of tom thomson

What is it about tom thomson’s life, art and death that rivets us, draws thousands to his cairn at Canoe lake each summer and propels his little sketches to the stratosphere of the Canadian art market? this film unravels many of the mysteries of this brilliant, beloved artist, a true Canadian icon. Filmed in algonquin Park, Georgian Bay, seattle, toronto and leith.

toM thoMson PilgriMAge 3:00 pm

visit the look-out point on Parry sound’s north shore Rugged hiking trail where thomson painted Parry sound harbour, 1914, stopping as he travelled by canoe from Go home Bay to algonquin Park. a plaque marking the spot has been erected to commemorate this historic visit. the Guy Few Brass Quartet will be performing at the site.

due to the nature of the shoreline in this area, the north shore Rugged hiking trail has been classed as a “rugged use only” hiking trail. although the plaque is only a short walk from the trail head, it is not an easy walk and may not be suitable for everyone.

CAnAdiAn BrAss 7:30 pm

in its 45th season, the game-changing Canadian Brass has performed in virtually every major concert hall in the world, been seen by hundreds of millions of people on television, sold two million of its approximately 100 albums worldwide, and contributed nearly 600 new works and arrangements to the brass quintet repertoire. Canadian Brass is made up of five extraordinary talents: visionary founder and tuba legend Chuck Daellenbach plus four top brass superstars — Caleb Hudson and Christopher Coletti (trumpets), Achilles Liarmakopoulos (trombone) and Bernhard Scully (horn). experience the creativity, good humour and love of performing that is the ensemble’s hallmark.

From left: guy Few, Moshe hammer, leopoldo erice

Canadian Brass


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BrAss on the BAy Cruise 6:00 pm

Canadian Brass; Guy Few Brass Quartet

sit back and enjoy one more chance to hear the virtuosic sounds of the Canadian Brass. they will be joined by the Guy Few Brass Quartet for a rare performance of Gary Kulesha’s Soundings for Boat, Bay and Brass, premiered at the 1985 Festival.

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FilM 1:30 pm

l’enfant Prodige (p. 8)

trinity College Choir 7:30 pm

Stephen Layton, director of Music

the Choir of trinity College Cambridge is a favourite ensemble of Festival of the sound audiences.

Pärt: Bogoróditse djévo Byrd: o lord, make thy servantTallis: salvator mundi Vaughan Williams: Mass in G minor

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oFFiCe hour 10:30 am

Swiss Piano Trio on the rich music of their homeland.

BACh & BrAhMs 1:30 pm

Cameron Crozman, cello; James Campbell, clarinet; New Zealand String Quartet

Bach: Cello suite no. 5 in C minor, BWv 1011Brahms: Clarinet Quintet in B minor, op. 115

naxos Cd launch – Jim & the nZsQ

Prodigy to MAster i 3:30 pm

Alexander Tselyakov, piano

the early and late piano works of Chopin and liszt.

leCture 6:45 pm

Jeffrey Stokes discusses child prodigies.

Prodigy to MAster ii 7:30 pm

Martin roscoe, piano; Gil Sharon, violin; Helene Pohl, violin; Gillian Ansell, viola; Cameron Crozman, cello; New Zealand String Quartet

Mozart: violin sonata no. 21 in e minorMozart: Piano Quartet in G minor, K. 478Mendelssohn: string Quintet no. 2 in B-flat Major

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sCheherAzAde 1:30 pm

Peter Stoll, clarinet; Swiss Piano Trio: Martin Lucas Staub, piano; Angela Golubeva, violin; Sasha Neustroev, cello with video highlights by Arthur Spirk

a visual staging of Rimsky-Korsakov’s masterpiece. (p. 6)

rimsky-Korsakov: scheherazade, op. 35

Prodigy to MAster iii 3:30 pm

Martin roscoe, piano; Cameron Crozman, cello

Beethoven: Piano sonata no. 2 in F minorSchubert: Piano sonata in a Major d. 664Mendelssohn: Cello sonata no. 2 in d Major

leCture 6:45 pm

Jeffrey Stokes asks the questions: true or False? — ”People don t Change, they Just Get More so.” the late works of three masters.

W e e k 1: J u ly 2 4 t h – J u ly 3 0 t h

Prodigy to MAster iv 7:30 pm

James Campbell, clarinet; Gil Sharon, viola; Martin roscoe, piano; Penderecki String Quartet; New Zealand String Quartet; Jeffrey Stokes, double bass

last Chamber Works of Great Masters

Saint-Saëns: Feuillet d’album in a-flat MajorBrahms: sonata in e-flat Major, op. 120, no. 2 Beethoven: string Quartet no. 16 in F MajorMozart: Clarinet Concerto in a Major, K. 622

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Jeffrey Stokes on the Canadian icon, R. Murray schafer.

Prodigy to MAster v 1:30 pm

Alexander Tselyakov, piano; Penderecki String Quartet

a romantic, passionate work of the young Bartók.

Schafer: string Quartet no. 5Bartók: Piano Quintet in C Major, sz. 23

Prodigy to MAster vi 3:30 pm

Swiss Piano Trio; New Zealand String Quartet

Mendelssohn: Piano trio no. 2 in C minor, op. 66Mozart: string Quartet no. 14 in G Major, K. 387

Prodigy to MAster vii 7:30 pm

Monique Lapins, violin; Gil Sharon, viola; Cameron Crozman, cello; Alexander Tselyakov, piano; Martin roscoe, piano; New Zealand String Quartet; Penderecki String Quartet

Saint-Saëns: Rondo Capriccioso, op. 28Saint-Saëns: the swan

Mozart: string Quintet no. 4 in G minor, K. 516rachmaninoff: Prelude in G Major, op. 32, no. 5

Étude-tableaux, op. 39, no. 3 Moment musical, op. 16, no. 4

Mendelssohn: octet in e-flat Major, op. 20

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ClAssiC BroAdWAy 7:30 pm

elizabeth Beeler, soprano; Jean Stilwell, mezzo-soprano; Gary relyea, bass; David Warrack, piano/vocals

a tour of Broadway’s Golden era, with a tribute to shows such as show Boat, south Pacific, My Fair lady, West side story and the sound of Music.

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CAnAdiAn nAtionAl BrAss ProJeCt 2:30 pm

Canada’s finest symphonic brass musicians from fifteen orchestras under the artistic leadership of Canada’s premiere horn soloist and conductor, James Sommerville.

Wagner/Friedman: Gathering of the armies from lohengrin

Lau: Concerto for BrassBeethoven/Frackenpohl: symphony no. 5

CeltiC MAgiC Cruise 6:00 pm

a remarkable fusion of Canadian, Celtic and Roots music, Scantily Plaid introduces ruth Sutherland, Celtic harp and voice; Doug Feaver, guitar and drums; Allan eaton, pipes; Dan MacDonald, fiddle

From left: Jean stilwell, Penderecki string Quartet, new zealand string Quartet, Martin roscoe


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Beethoven in the AFternoon 1:30 pm

Leopoldo erice, piano; Atis Bankas, violin

Beethoven: Piano sonata no. 31 in a-flat Majorviolin sonata no. 5 in F Major, op. 24, Spring

AFternoon At st. AndreW’s 3:30 pm

Canadian Guitar Quartet: Julien Bisaillon; renaud Côté-Giguère; Bruno roussel; Louis Trépanier

arranged for guitars:Saint-Saëns: danse macabre, op. 40Brahms: hungarian dances nos. 1, 4 and 5Beethoven: string Quartet no. 9 in C Major

the Missing PAges By toM Allen 7:30 pm

Kenneth Welsh – Beethoven; Bryce Kulak – theodor Molt; Patricia o’Callaghan – susannah sotto; Tom Allen – anton schindler; Lori Gemmell, harp; Leopoldo erice, piano

the Missing Pages investigates the story of theodor Molt, the only Canadian musician to meet Beethoven. Music by Beethoven, Rossini, Molt and handel. (p. 6)

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BAroQue For Flute, guitAr & hArP 11:00 am

seguin valley Golf Club

Suzanne Shulman, flute; erica Goodman, harp; Canadian Guitar Quartet

Pescetti: harp sonata in C minorFlute sonatas by Bach and handel

Bach: Prelude and Fugue, BWv 997Weiss: Passacaglia in d Major

the FrenCh MusiCAl Mind 3:30 pm

Stewart Goodyear, piano; Cecilia String Quartet: Min-Jeong Koh, violin; Sarah Nematallah, violin; Caitlyn Boyle, viola; rachel Desoer, cello; Suzanne Shulman, flute; James Campbell, clarinet; erica Goodman, harp

Debussy: syrinxravel: introduction and allegro Franck: Piano Quintet in F minor

guitAr, strings & Flute 7:30 pm

Suzanne Shulman, flute; erica Goodman, harp; Bob Mills, double bass; Cecilia String Quartet; Canadian Guitar Quartet

Mozart: Concerto in C Major for flute & harpHandel: Concerto in B-flat Major for harp & stringsand the colourful music of de Falla & Piazzolla

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FilM 10:30 am

Genius Within: the inner life of Glenn Gould (p. 9)

tiMe trAvel i: 21st Century 1:30 pm

Cecilia String Quartet; Land’s end ensemble: John Lowry, violin; Beth root Sandvoss, cello; Susanne ruberg-Gordon, piano; James Campbell, clarinet

Kelly Marie Murphy: Postcards from home (2000)Ilkim Tongur: Yakamoz (2013) Katarina Curcin: string Quartet no. 3 (2016)emilie LeBel: taxonomy of Paper Wings (2016)

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tiMe trAvel ii: 1797-1834 3:30 pm

Cecilia String Quartet; Land’s end ensemble

Schubert: Quartet, Death and the Maiden (1824)Haydn: Piano trio no. 27 in C Major (1797)

teA tAlk: the glenn We kneW 5:00 pm

Join James Campbell and Suzanne Shulman for tea and Biscuits as they share their personal reflections and memories of Glenn Gould.

glenn gould 7:30 pm

Stewart Goodyear, piano

Glenn Gould’s 1955 recording of the Goldberg variations propelled him to international stardom. stewart Goodyear honours Gould’s legacy by presenting his own interpretations of the variations.

Bach: Goldberg variations, BWv 988

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the Land’s end ensemble members, having commissioned and performed the works of 120 Canadian composers in 20 years, chat about Canadian music.

AFternoon At st. JAMes 1:30 pm

Suzanne Shulman, flute; John Lowry, violin; Beth root Sandvoss, cello; William McArton, organ

Bach: Prelude and Fugue in G Major, BWv 550 Telemann: trio sonata in e minor, tWv 42: e6 Leclaire: Flute sonata no. 1 in e minor Mendelssohn: organ sonata no. 6 in d minorrheinberger: suite in C minor, op. 166Franck: organ Chorale no. 3 in a minor

FilM 3:00 pm

leonard Cohen: i’m Your Man (p. 9)

leonArd Cohen & More 7:30 pm

Patricia o’Callaghan, vocals; Maryem Tollar, vocals/qanun; Andrew Downing, double bass; robert Kortgaard, piano; Christine Bougie, guitar

Patricia pairs her warm voice with Cohen’s peerless song-writing.

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reMeMBering osCAr 6:45 pm

dave Young reflects on his time with oscar Peterson.

osCAr Peterson 7:30 pm

John Sherwood, piano; Dave young, bass; reg Schwager, guitar; Terry Clarke, drums

oscar Peterson, regarded as the greatest jazz pianist in the world, had a profound influence on dave Young who brings that sense of swing tonight.

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Phil niMMons 2:30 pm

David Braid, piano with James Campbell and special guest Phil Nimmons

david Braid performs his own music and honours his mentor and colleague Phil nimmons.

guy loMBArdo & MArt kenney 7:30 pm

Toronto All-Star Big Band

a tribute to Guy lombardo and his Royal Canadians and Mart Kenney and his Western Gentlemen. sounds of the swing era.

From left: Patricia o’Callaghan, Canadian guitar Quartet, land’s end ensemble, stewart goodyear


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JAzz Cruise 6:00 pm

Michael Dunston, vocalist; Bernie Senensky, piano; Dave young, bass; Terry Clarke, drums

the Jazz Canada Weekend draws to a close on the island Queen as it cruises the 30,000 islands.

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greAt voiCes 7:30 pm

Gino Quilico, baritone; Dominic Boulianne, piano; Leslie Fagan, soprano

Gino Quilico presents Great voices of Canada, a unique programme celebrating iconic Canadian singers such as Jon vickers, louis Quilico, Maureen Forrester, teresa stratas and many more. he will feature several of these great singers, share anecdotes about their lives and sing one of their trademark arias. visual and audio clips of each singer will round out this special evening.

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sonGs oF Canada: Leslie Fagan explores our rich heritage of song in Canada reflecting our landscape, our weather and our diverse peoples.

CAnAdiAn songBook 1:30 pm

Leslie Fagan, soprano; russell Braun, baritone; Carolyn Maule, piano; Guy Few, piano

leslie, Russell, Carolyn and Guy bring to life beautiful melodies and harmonies in a celebration

of the Canadian song. includes music by healey Willan, srul irving Glick and Peter tiefenbach.

Beethoven in the AFternoon 3:30 pm

Gryphon Trio: Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano; James Campbell, clarinet

Schickele: QuartetBrahms: intermezzo in a Major, op. 118, no. 2Beethoven: Piano trio in e-flat Major, op. 70, no. 2

three greAt sonAtAs 7:30 pm

Charles richard-Hamelin, piano; Martin Beaver, violin; yegor Dyachkov, cello

Beethoven: violin sonata no. 7 in C minor, op. 30, no. 2

Chopin: Cello sonata in G minor, op. 65Schumann: Piano sonata no. 1 in F# minor, op. 11

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MusiC oF World WAr i 1:30 pm

Gryphon Trio; James Mason, oboe; James Campbell, clarinet; Jennifer orchard, violin; James McKay, bassoon; Guy Few, trumpet; rachel Thomas, trombone; Joel Quarrington, double bass; Beverley Johnston, percussion

ravel: le tombeau de CouperinStravinsky: suite from l’histoire du soldat

MusiC oF World WAr ii 3:30 pm

Gryphon Trio; Martin Beaver, violin; Jennifer orchard, violin; Graham oppenheimer, viola; Douglas Perry, viola; yegor Dyachkov, cello; roman Borys, cello; Joel Quarrington, double bass

W e e k 3 : Au g u s t 7 t h – Au g u s t 13 t h

Shostakovich: Piano trio no. 2 in e minor, op. 67r. Strauss: Metamorphosen

virtuosity 7:30 pm

yegor Dyachkov, cello; Jamie Parker, piano; Martin Beaver, violin; Graham oppenheimer, viola; roman Borys, cello; Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Jennifer orchard, violin; Douglas Perry, viola; Joel Quarrington, double bass

Haydn: Cello Concerto no. 1 in C Major Dvorák: string Quintet no. 2 in G MajorBrahms: Piano Quartet in G minor, op. 25

F r i dAy, Au g u s t 11t hW e e k 3


Tim Corlis Workshop with Festival ensemble

in 2018 the Festival will premiere a new work to honour the Canadian icon, Francis Pegahmagabow. this workshop will be the first meeting of the musicians with composer tim Corlis.

PAinted sound: An oJiBWAy tAle 1:30 pm

John rice, narrator; Jennifer orchard, violin; Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Graham oppenheimer, viola; roman Borys, cello; Joel Quarrington, double bass; Beverley Johnston, percussion; Guy Few, trumpet; James Campbell, clarinet

Mascall: nanabush and the Mighty BeaverMontgomery: Masques of Canada (world premiere)Wijeratne: The Spirit and the Dust for solo marimba

hAlleluJAh 7:30 pm

elmer Iseler Singers; Lydia Adams, conductor; Festival ensemble

honouring the Canadian icon, elmer Iseler

Cohen: hallelujahHandel: hallelujah Chorus from MessiahBraid: Corona divinae Misericordiae for soprano,

chorus, and chamber orchestraBach: lobet den herrn, BWv 230Beethoven: hallelujah from the Mount of olives

s At u r dAy, Au g u s t 12 t hW e e k 3

lAst night oF the ProMs 7:30 pm

Leslie Fagan, soprano; russell Braun, baritone; Martin Beaver, violin; Joel Quarrington, double bass; National Academy orchestra of Canada; Boris Brott, conductor

Morawetz: overture to a Fairy taleMendelssohn: scottish symphony no. 3 in a minorBernstein: Tonight from West side storyGilbert & Sullivan: Poor Wandering oneBottesini: Gran duo Concertante for violin & bassParry: Jerusalemelgar: Pomp and Circumstance March no. 1Arne: Rule Britannia

national anthemBurns/Trad: auld lang syne

s u n dAy, Au g u s t 13 t hW e e k 3

MusiC oF the high teA 1:00 pm

Gene DiNovi, piano; russell Braun, baritone; Carolyn Maule, piano

end the weekend and your Festival experience with light music to accompany a traditional english tea including sandwiches, scones with cream and jam, fruit. Mimosas will be sold at the bar.

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A u g u s t 1 s t

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A u g u s t 2 n d

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guitAr, strings & Flute 7:30 pm sC

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J u ly 2 2 n d

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J u ly 21 s t

oPening ConCert: our PArAdise 7:30 pm sC

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J u ly 2 3 r d

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CAnAdiAn BrAss 7:30 pm sC

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A u g u s t 1 0 t h

MusiC oF World WAr i 1:30 pm sC

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A u g u s t 12 t h

lAst night oF the ProMs 7:30 pm sC

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A u g u s t 13 t h

MusiC oF the high teA 1:00 pm sC

A u g u s t 11 t h


An oJiBWAy tAle 1:30 pm sC

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A u g u s t 3 r d

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A u g u s t 5 t h

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A u g u s t 6 t h

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A u g u s t 4 t h


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J u ly 2 7 t h

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F e s t i vA l A r t i s t s yo u t h M u s i C e d u C At i o n F u n d

youth MusiC eduCAtion Fund

In the late winter of 2017, a group of Board members and supporters met for two days to brainstorm and plan for the next five years in the life of the Festival of the Sound. This takes the Festival beyond the highly visible summer concert series to look at ways to promote the love of music in the Parry Sound region and far beyond. Youth Music Education was identified as one of these ways.

In 2010, Fran Brown, a dedicated concert-goer from the Festival’s inception, made a generous donation to ensure that children would have the opportunities that she didn’t have to experience classical music at a young age. The Youth Music Education Fund was established to ensure the future of Music Scores, the Festival’s unique initiative to bring professional musicians to Parry Sound twice each year for visits to all the elementary schools in the region. All children in Grades 4 to 6 are then taken to a formal concert at the Stockey Centre.

In order to enhance the Festival’s support of emerging professional artists through the Stockey Young Artist initiative and to broaden Music Scores to reach younger students and bring coaching and master class sessions to high school students, the Festival of the Sound will be asking for your help to grow the funds in the Youth Music Education Fund.

A tax deductible donation will make you part of this exciting initiative.

Frances M. Brown, lead donor

Near North District School Board

Rotary Club of Parry Sound

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FestivAl Artists

Lydia AdamsTom AllenAtis BankasMartin BeaverElizabeth BeelerBoris BrottChristine BougieDominic BoulianneDavid BraidRussell BraunGraham CampbellJames CampbellTerry ClarkeTim CorlisCameron CrozmanEleanor DaleyGene DiNoviMark DuBoisAndrew DowningYegor DyachkovMichael DunstonElizabeth EcclestonLeopoldo Erice Leslie FaganJim FerrisGuy FewLori GemmellErica GoodmanStewart GoodyearChantal GrybasMoshe HammerCraig HarleyBeverley JohnstonRobert KortgaardBryce KulakStephen LaytonMartin LimogesJames MasonCarolyn MauleWilliam McArtonJames McKayBob MillsPhil Nimmons Patricia O’CallaghanGraham OppenheimerJennifer OrchardDouglas Perry

Joel QuarringtonGino QuilicoGary RelyeaJohn RiceCharles Richard-HamelinMartin RoscoeReg SchwagerBernie SenenskyGil SharonJohn SherwoodSuzanne ShulmanJames SommervilleJean StilwellPeter StollJeffrey StokesRachel ThomasMaryem TollarAlexander TselyakovDavid WarrackKenneth WelshDave Young

FestivAl enseMBles

Canadian BrassCanadian Guitar QuartetCanadian National Brass ProjectCecilia String QuartetElmer Iseler SingersEnd of the RoadFestival WindsGryphon TrioGuy Few Brass QuartetLand’s End EnsembleLittle Spirit SingersNational Academy OrchestraNew Zealand String QuartetPenderecki String QuartetParry Sound Community SingersScantily PlaidStrings Across the SkySwiss Piano TrioToronto All-Star Big BandTrinity College Choir Cambridge

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The Festival of the Sound is grateful for support from the following:

Yamaha Pianos provided courtesy of the Music Gallery, authorized dealer

of fine Yamaha pianos in Central ontario

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evening ConCert sPonsors/donors

in Memory of Betty ibey & ed Gawronskiin Memory of elizabeth ofenheimin Memory of edita WarrilowBook CityMoquin MedicalMunicipality of McdougallParry sound north star

Artist sPonsors/donors:

anonymoussusan agranovedoris Brown Canadian voyagersherry Gerstl

AFternoon ConCert sPonsors/donors:

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The Festival of the Sound is grateful to all donors and sponsors. The following are sponsors/presenters of evening concerts, afternoon concerts and/or artists.

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Play a Starring role

The Festival of the Sound is proud to invite you to play a starring role in the upcoming season. We could not offer the wonderful array of performances that you see in this brochure without the support of our patrons. Individual donors continue to contribute about 18% of our revenue each year. Thanks to the support of this wonderful membership base, we are now one of Canada’s most successful musical organizations.

All contributions are gratefully received and are eligible for a tax credit receipt. With a donation of $35 or more, you become a member and receive special offers on Festival Passports, priority mailing of the season brochure, advance ticket purchasing privileges and a listing in the souvenir programme.

Donations may be sent by mail to PO Box 750, Parry Sound, ON P2A 2Z1, taken by telephone when you call with your ticket order or made online at www.festivalofthesound.ca.

Your investment in the success of the Festival of the Sound is very much appreciated.

Sound Selections

Browse our gift shop in the Stockey Centre lobby for interesting gift items and chat with our welcoming volunteers. Your purchases support the annual operations of the Festival of the Sound.

Charles and Lois Stockey endowment Fund

Charles and Lois Stockey were supporters of and workers for the Festival of the Sound in its formative years before they moved to Victoria, BC. In 2002, what began with a casual question from Charles about what was happening now in Parry Sound led to a donation of $1.7 million to name the Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts. Now the Festival has a home, an intimate performance hall that has come to be ranked as one of the finest in the world for chamber music. During the 25th Anniversary Season in 2004, the Festival Board established the Charles and Lois Stockey Endowment Fund to honour our benefactors.

Charles Stockey died in September of 2004 after a lengthy battle with cancer. Lois lives in Victoria and maintains a keen interest in news from Parry Sound.

Contributions of any size are welcome and are eligible for a charitable tax receipt.

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P l Ay A s tA r r i n g r o l e F e s t i vA l t i C k e t s

Box Office HoursThe Box Office at 1 Avenue Road in Parry Sound will open for ticket sales on Monday, April 3 at 9:00 am.

APril, MAy & June:

Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

MAy 20 to June 24:

Saturdays from 9:00 am to Noon

July & August:

Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

Tickets are sold at other concert venues, including the Island Queen, 1 hour prior to concerts or cruises (subject to availability).

Online SalesOnline sales are available 24 hours a day, beginning Monday, April 3 until one hour prior to concert time.

Stockey Centre Ticket Outlet HoursJuly 1 to FestivAl oPening:

Monday to Sunday, Noon to 5:00 pm for walk-in patrons

July 21 to August 13:

Monday to Sunday, Noon to end of last concert

Special discount Offers!FestivAl PAssPort

The 2017 Festival Passport is a great value. It includes all concerts marked with a P on the listing on page 30. Enjoy the same reserved seat (Cont.)

PhotogrAPhy:PAges 2 – 3(James Campbell, Elmer Iseler Singers, Leslie Fagan, Suzanne Shulman) Mark Rash(Cecilia String Quartet) Lisa-Marie Mazzucco PAges 4 – 5(Stockey Centre) André Beneteau(Festival Gala 2015) Bronwyn Cowan(Francis Pegahmagabow) Mark Rash(Leonard Cohen) Paul Zollo(Glenn Gould) Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment(Oscar Peterson) Pictorial Press Ltd/Alamy Stock PhotoPAges 6 – 7(Trinity College Choir) Benjamin Ealovega(Gene DiNovi) Mark Rash(Russell Braun) Johannes Ifkovits(Gino Quilico) L. Robitaille(Swiss Piano Trio) © Anita Schlaefli(Cameron Crozman) Red Rubber StudioPAges 8 – 9(David Braid & Phil Nimmons) Roger Smith(Dave Young, Terry Clarke,

Jeffrey Stokes) Mark Rash(Scantily Plaid) Andrea HilhorstPAges 10 – 11(Guy Few, Moshe Hammer, Leopoldo Erice) Mark Rash(Canadian Brass) Bo HuangPAges 12 – 13(Jean Stilwell, Penderecki String Quartet) Cylla von Tiedemann(New Zealand String Quartet) Bruce Foster(Martin Roscoe) Eric RichmondPAges 14 – 15(Patricia O’Callaghan) Andrew McNaughton(Canadian Guitar Quartet) Marie-Andrée Blais(Land’s End Ensemble) Bo Huang(Stewart Goodyear) Victor AvilaPAges 16 – 17(Joel Quarrington) © Fred Catroll (Gryphon Trio) Daniel Ehrenworth (Lydia Adams) Mark Rash(Charles Richard-Hamelin) Elizabeth Delage

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Volunteer OpportunitiesVolunteers are an essential part of the Festival of the Sound’s success.

oPPortunities MAy inClude

➤ ushering at concerts➤ Staffing the Sound Selections gift shop➤ Providing rides to and from the airport for musicians from other countries➤ Preparing mailings➤ Driving Music Scores musicians to area schools or greeting children and teachers as they arrive for concerts➤ Assisting with special fundraising events such as Plant Sales, Music of the High Tea, or The Birthday Party.

Please call the Festival Office at 705-746-2410 or 1-866-364-0061. Or e-mail [email protected]

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F e s t i vA l t i C k e t s

for every concert. Special events and Cruises are not included in the Festival Passport. The Festival Passport is not available online. Please call the Festival Office at 1-866-364-0061 or drop into 1 Avenue Rd. for personal assistance with your Passport order.

Mini-PAss

Weekdays at the Festival of the Sound are packed with chamber music concerts, films and free Office Hours. We offer special prices on a Mini-Pass that includes all concerts marked with a P on the listing on page 30 for Mondays through Fridays of each week.

sPeCiAl grouP rAtes

A 20% discount off regular adult prices is available for groups of 20 or more. Subject to $5.00 processing fee per payment method and $2.00 postage fee per address. Contact the Box Office Manager (866-364-0061) to order. Not available online. Special events not eligible for group discounts.

Free events

Office Hours and lectures are free! Free open rehearsals will be listed at the Stockey Centre Box Office outlet.

Ticket exchange PolicyTickets will not be accepted for refund or resale. However, tickets may be exchanged by phone or at 1 Avenue Rd. in Parry Sound, up to 24 hours before the performance. A service charge of $1.00 per ticket will apply. Tickets from Festival Passports or Mini-Passes are not eligible for exchange.

Kindly noteAll programmes are subject to change without notice.

Please turn off cell phones and pagers or leave them at the Box Office.

Latecomers will be seated at a suitable break in the performance.

The use of cameras and recording devices is strictly prohibited.

No food or drink is permitted in the Festival Performance Hall.

Most of our concerts are not geared toward enjoyment by young children. As a courtesy to audience members and musicians, please use discretion and only bring children once they are able to sit quietly and enjoy the performance.

In consideration of patrons with allergies, please avoid using fragrances when attending Festival concerts.

Ticket prices for concerts in the Charles W. Stockey Centre include a $1 surcharge for the Building Fund and $1 for the Capital Improvement Fund.

To view the Festival of the Sound’s accessible customer service policy visit www.festivalofthesound.ca

The Festival of the Sound, the Charles W. Stockey Centre, Staff and Volunteers are not responsible for lost items.

The Festival of the Sound does its best to accommodate guests with allergies; however, as our facilities are open to the public, we cannot guarantee an allergen-free environment or food items.

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Please note the ticket exchange policy on page 28.

Please make cheque or money order payable to Festival of the Sound and mail it to Box 750, Parry Sound, ON P2A 2Z1.

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Chorus Seating for Balcony prices, subject to availability.

Cruise PriCes

CAnAdA dAy Cruise (3 hours): $42 ADuLTS$21 CHILDREN AGES 6 TO 12 $105 CRuISE FAMILY PACKAGE

(2 adults and 2 children) tWo hour evening Cruises depart at 6:00 pm: $35 ADuLTS$17 CHILDREN AGES 6 TO 12 $86 CRuISE FAMILY PACKAGE

(2 adults and 2 children)Children 5 years and under sail free on the Island Queen. New this year: bar service is available on the Celtic and Jazz cruises.

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sr $285 sr $260

How to Orderonline: festivalofthesound.ca Click the Online Sales icon.

By Phone: 705-746-2410or toll-free 1-866-364-0061

By FAx: 705-746-2112

By MAil: Box 750, Parry Sound, ON P2A 2Z1

in Person: Festival of the Sound Office, 1 Avenue Road, Parry Sound

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SAT, JuLY 1ST Canada day Cruise ISLAND QuEEN Ad/Ch/FAM $42/21/105FRI, JuLY 21ST P opening Concert $52 $47 $47 $42SAT, JuLY 22ND the Birthday Party $150 FLAT FLOOR EVENT

SuN, JuLY 23RD P Film: West Wind $12 P Canadian Brass $52 $47 $47 $42MON, JuLY 24TH Brass Cruise ISLAND QuEEN Ad/Ch/FAM $35/17/86TuES, JuLY 25TH P Film: l’enfant Prodige $12 P trinity College Choir $47 $42 $42 $37WED, JuLY 26TH P Bach & Brahms $27 $24 $22 $19 P Prodigy to Master i $27 $24 $22 $19 P Prodigy to Master ii $42 $38 $38 $34THuRS, JuLY 27TH P scheherazade $27 $24 $22 $19 P Prodigy to Master iii $27 $24 $22 $19 P Prodigy to Master iv $47 $42 $42 $37FRI, JuLY 28TH P Prodigy to Master v $27 $24 $22 $19 P Prodigy to Master vi $27 $24 $22 $19 P Prodigy to Master vii $42 $38 $38 $34SAT, JuLY 29TH P Classic Broadway $47 $42 $42 $37SuN, JuLY 30TH P Canadian national Brass $42 $38 $38 $34 Celtic Magic Cruise ISLAND QuEEN Ad/Ch/FAM $35/17/86TuES, AuGuST 1ST P Beethoven/Afternoon $27 $24 $22 $19 P Afternoon at st. Andrew’s $22/19 P the Missing Pages $42 $38 $38 $34WED, AuGuST 2ND Flute, guitar & harp SEGuIN VALLEY GOLF COuRSE $32 P French Musical Mind $27 $24 $22 $19 P guitar, strings & Flute $42 $38 $38 $34THuRS, AuGuST 3RD P Film: glenn gould $12 P time travel i/Women $27 $24 $22 $19 P time travel ii $27 $24 $22 $19 tea talk FESTIVAL STATION GALLERY $10 P goldberg variations $47 $42 $42 $37FRI, AuGuST 4TH P Afternoon at st. James $22/19 P Film: leonard Cohen $12 P leonard Cohen & More $47 $42 $42 $37SAT, AuGuST 5TH P oscar Peterson $42 $38 $38 $34SuN, AuGuST 6TH P Braid honours nimmons $32 $29 $29 $26 P toronto All-star Big Band $42 $38 $38 $34MON, AuGuST 7TH Jazz Cruise ISLAND QuEEN Ad/Ch/FAM $35/17/86TuES, AuGuST 8TH P great voices $47 $42 $42 $37WED, AuGuST 9TH P Canadian songbook $27 $24 $22 $19 P Beethoven/Afternoon $27 $24 $22 $19 P three great sonatas $42 $38 $38 $34THuRS, AuGuST 10TH P Music of World War i $27 $24 $22 $19 P Music of World War ii $27 $24 $22 $19 P virtuosity $42 $38 $38 $34FRI, AuGuST 11TH P An ojibway tale $27 $24 $22 $19 P hallelujah $47 $42 $42 $37SAT, AuGuST 12TH P last night of the Proms $47 $42 $42 $37SuN, AuGuST 13TH Music of the high tea $55 FLAT FLOOR EVENT

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