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Tuesday February 01 - 12:10: University of Toronto Faculty of Music. Voice Performance Class: Vocal Gems from the Stratton Collection. Room 330, Edward Johnson Building, 80 Queen's Park. 416-978-3744. Free. - 12:30: Yo{k University Department of Music. Student Composers in Concert. David Mott, director. Mclaughlin Performance Hall, 4700 Keele St. 416-736-5186. Free. - 8:00: Aldeburgh Connection/University of Toronto Faculty of Music. Young Artists Recital Laura Albino & Tyrsa Gawrachynsky, sopranos; Jonathan Estabrooks, baritone; Bruce Ubukata, piano. Walter Hall, 80 Queen's Park. 416-978-3744. ,. - 8:00: Music Toronto. Gryphon Trio, flora Festival Singers. Mozart Piano Trio in G K.496; Kuzmenko: Dreams; Bridge: Trio #2. Jane Mallet Theatre, 27 Front St. East. 416· 366-7723. ,. - 7:00: Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra. The Worlds of Salamone Rossi with Emma Kirkby. Rossi: Songs of Solomon & other sacred & secular works. Emma Kirkby, soprano; consort of singers; members of the . Tafelmusik Orchestra. Trinity-St. Paul's Centre, 427 Bloor St. West. 416-964-6337. -, -(sr/st). - 7:30: Hugh's Room. RAGAFFAIRE. Indian Music Ensemble directed by Neeraj Prem; Suba Sankaran & Ed Hanley of Autorickshaw; Tasa; lndus west project. 2261 Dundas St. West. 416-531-6604. $ l 5(advance), (door). Fund raising concert to benefit victims of the Tsunami. - 8:00: Air Canada Centre. Yanni live. Music from his last 3 albums; classics. 40 Bay St. 416-870-8000. .50,.50. - 8:00: Humber Music Jazz Series. Dave Holland, Artist in Residence. Humber Contem· porary Jazz Workshop, Ted Quinlan, director; Humber Studio Jazz nsemble, Denny Christianson, director; Ross Porter. host. Humber Lakeshore Auditorium, 3199 Lake Shore Blvd West. 416-675-6622 x.3427. . [ . February Highlights ] YOUNG ARTIST RECITAL Tuesday, February I - 8 pm - Walter Hall. () Laura Albino, soprano; Tyrsa G.awrachynsky, soprano; Jonathan Estabrooks, baritone: Bruce Ubakata. piano PUBLIC LECTURE BY SIMON MORRISON Thursday, February 3 - 4 pm. Walter Hall. FREE Princeton University Professor gives an open lecture on Prokofiev. JAMIE, SCOTT, & FRIENDS PLAY PROKOFIEV Friday, February 4 - 8 pm. Walter Hall. FREE Pianist Jamie Parker & violinist Scott St. John join friends in a concert devoted to the music of Serge1 Prokofiev. U OF T SYMPHONIC BAND Friday, February 4 - 8 pm - MacMillan Theatre. () Celebration of Slavic Music - Works by Prokofiev, Dvorak, and Bestibaev. Jeffrey Reynolds. conductor U OF T WIND ENSEMBLE Saturday, February S • 8 pm • MacMillan Theatre. () Dream Music - Works by Mazlanka. Kulesha. Mahr and Bukvich. Gregory Burton, conductor Thursday February OJ - 12:30: York University Department of Music. Student Composers in Concert. Bill Westcott, director. Mclaughlin Performance Hall, 4 700 Keele St. 416· 736-5186. Free. Women's Musical Club of Toronto AFTERNOON CONCERT PUBLIC LECTURES BY PAUL BERLINER KENNETH H. PEACOCK LECTURER Tuesday, February 8 • 4 pm • Walter Hall. FREE "Thinking in Mbira' Wednesday, February 9 • 12: I 0 pm - Walter Hall. FREE "The Heart that Remembers: A Tale of Musicians during Zimbabwe's Liberation War" PREVIEW OF HANDEL'S SEMELE Thursday, February I 0 • 12: I 0 pm • Walter Hall. FREE IN,HIGH VOICES (II) Fri
