Volume 10 Issue 10 - July/August 2005

WE ARE ALL Mus1c's

WE ARE ALL Mus1c's CHILDREN: JuLv's CHILDREN by Masha Buell Meet.the WholeNote ensemble - or some of its earliest players, anyway! These remarkable people are among those longest involved with WholeNote, as we publish our hundredth edition. Some of them even worked on the original "Classical Heaven on $100 a Month" in the days when it appeared as a page of "Kensington Market DRUM". Their eleven names appear on page 5 somewhere in the masthead: that's the "who does what" list in the front of the magazine. Match names to the numbered photos for a chance to win some memorable prizes and send your best guesses to musicschildren@ thewholenote.com. Winners will be selected based on the largest number of correct guesses among entries . received by August 9th, 2005. Know someone whose photo should appear in this column during the 2005-2006 season? Send your suggestions to musicschildren@thewholenote.com (and in case you're wondering, it IS ok to suggest yourself!) Ahh ... SUCH a beautiful spread ... circa 1949 She 's got a little list...circa 1949 Ok now everyone, breathing together, and .... circa 1965 Let me consult my crystal ball .. . postal code M5T...circa 1961 While my guitar gently weeps ... circa 1966 I'll MAKE itfit .. . circa 1960 She 's got the whole world in her hands ... circa 1965 It 'll just have to be re-done ... circa 1939 ... . absolutely no later than 6pm! ... circa 1935 June's Child was .... conductor and choral impresario Noel Edison, founder of the Elora Festival. "/always knew 1 had a singing and conducting bug ... • Young Noel Edison, singing at Worcester Cathedral during Evensong circa 1968. This photo, which appeared in a Toronto newspaper, was taken when Noel (age 12 or 13) wds touring in England with the Men and Boys Choir of St. Simons. 34 Born in 1786 ... circa 1957 Ready to,play! circa 1941 Noel graduated from Jarvis Collegiate, where he directed his first choir, a girl's chorus. He attended Wilfred Laurier University, the RCM, and studied with a number of conductors. Piano and organ were skills he acquired along the way. A

tion of eNote z.ine's Issue This issue of WholeNote covers both July and August. The next issue will be for September, listing events from September 1 to October 7. Send your event information to: listings@thewholenote.com or fax it to 416-603-4791 by Monday August 15. The deadline for booking display advertising is Wednesday, August 17. Travelling this summer? Read WholeNote Magazine online at www.thewholenote.com. Concert presenters take note: the time to take out or renew your WholeNote membership is .coming soon. Organizations in our database will be contacted by July 8. If you have not received an invitation to become a member by that date, or if you think you are not in our database, please contact us at memberships@thewholenote.com or by phone at 416-323-2232. ADVlRmfR'>' INinX AcROBAT MuSic 58 GEORGE HEINL 18 MARJORIE SPARKS 53 PATRIA Music/THEATRE PROJECTS 6 SusAN PuRDY M us1c 53 ALDEBURGH CONNECTION 16 GILLMORE MUSIC 59 MARKHAM THEATRE 7 PmiE KELLY 55 T AFELMUSIK 19 ALEXANDER KATS 53 GMP PRODUCTIONS/BILL FRISELL29 MIKROKOSMOS 61 PETER MAHON 23 T ORUOOR M USIC RECORDING FACILITIES 61 Au THE KING's VoicEs 22 GREEN TOURISM ASSOCIATION 69 MILL·RAcE FoLK FESTIVAL 24 PHILIP l. DAVIS LUTHIER 25 TORONTO CENTRE FOR THE ARTS 63 A TMA CLASSIOUE 66 HARKNEn MUSICAL SERVICES 30 MuSIC AT PORT MILFORD 16 RCM CoMMUNITY ScHooL 25 TORONTO ISLAND JAZZ FESTIVAL 29 BAY BLOOR RADIO 72 HARLEM GOSPEL CHOIR 37 MUSIC F.OR YOUNG CHILDREN 50 REMENYI HOUSE OF MUSIC 25 TORONTO MENDELSSOHN CHOIR 19 BDROERLESS SONG 55 HEUCONIAN HALL 55 MUSIC M ONDAYS 36 RIVERDALE YOUTH SINGERS 23 ToRONTO MuSic GARDEN/ BROTT SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL 12 J ANET CATHERINE DE A 53 Mus1c RooM 53 RoBERT LOWREY'S PIANO EXPERTS 15 HARBOURFRONT CENTRE 13 CANADIAN GUITAR FESTIVALS JAY BLAIR 55 M us1c ToRONTO 9 SCOTTISH FIDDLE ORCHESTRA 37 TORONTO OPERA REPERTOIRE 52 CANCLONE 58 JUBILATE Si NGERS 24 NAOINA M ACKIE JACKSON 61 SEAN NEIDLINGER 54 T ORONTD SuMMER CHINESE PERFORMING ARTS KARL M ACHAT 61 NATIONAL YOUTH ORCHESTRA SHERWAY ACADEMY OF MUSIC 54 CHAMBER M USIC FESTIVAL 3 FESTIVAL 70, 71 KATARINA BuLAT 55 OF CANADA 17 SHORELEAVES 8 TRUE NoRTH BRASS 36 CosMo Mus1c 30 KINCARDINE SUMMER M USIC 2 NAXOS OF CANADA 57 SONGBIRD STUDIOS 53 U OFT FACULTY OF MUSIC 17 COUNTERPOINT CHORALE 22 KINGSWAY CoNSERVATORY 51 NEW MUSIC CONCERTS 27 SouNo PosT 20 UNIVERSAL MUSIC 65, 67 CZECH UNIVERSITY CHOIR 21 LEAcocK M uSEuM NEW SCHOOL OF SRI CANADA 4 VIVA! YOUTH SINGERS 23 Om SNIDER MUSIC CENTRE 18 NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE 13 CLASSICAL VoCAL STUDIES 53 STJAMES' CATHEDRAL 52 WESTBEN ARTS FESTIVAL THEATRE 12 ELMER lsmR SINGERS 21 LOCKRIDGE H1F1 60 NORTH TORONTO INSTITUTE OF MUSIC 51 STUDIO 92 60 WHDLENDTE SALON 35 ELORA fESTIVAL45 LONDON EARLY M USIC FESTIVAL 20 OPERA ONTARIO 68 SuE CRowE CoN NOLLY 53 WOMEN'S MUSICAL CLUB 55 FESTIVAL OF THE SOUND 11 LoNG & McQuADE 28 ORPHEUS CHOIR 24 SUMMER OPE RA LYRIC THEATRE 31 YAMAHA MUSIC SCHOOL 51 ) U L Y 1 -SEPTEMBER 7 2005 WWW. THEWHOLENOTE.COM 35