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Volume 18 Issue 3 - November 2012

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  • November
  • Toronto
  • December
  • Jazz
  • Arts
  • Theatre
  • Symphony
  • Orchestra
  • Choir
  • Concerts

D. The ETCeteras

D. The ETCeteras (continued)Classified Advertising | classad@thewholenote.comSINGALONGS• Nov 04 3:00–5:00: Eglinton St. GeorgeUnited Church Choir. Amazing Grace: aCommunity Hymn Sing. Family-friendly eventsfeaturing hymns old and new. 35 Lytton Blvd.416-481-1141 x210. Free.• Nov 10 2:30: Scarborough MusicTheatre. Special Singalong Performance.Audience encouraged to dress up and sing withcast of The Wizard of Oz. Scarborough VillageTheatre, 3600 Kingston Rd., Scarborough.416-267-9292. .• Nov 11 7:00: Shelter Valley Shape-noteSingers. Second Sunday of Every MonthSingalong. Singing harmony from The SacredHarp tradition; all voices welcome, no musicalexperience required. Grafton CommunityCentre, 135 Old Danforth Rd., Grafton. 905-349-2042. Free.• Nov 13 7:00–8:00: Canada Sings/Chantons Canada! Toronto-Riverdale.Neighbourhood Singalong. Mark Bell, songleader;Marjorie Wiens, piano. RiverdalePresbyterian Church, 662 Pape Ave. 416-778-0796. Free, donations accepted. canadasings.ca• Nov 18 2:30: Foster Memorial. SpecialChristmas Program: “A Christmas Carol.”Seasonal singalong. 9899 Regional Rd.1,Uxbridge. Bus tours can be arranged at 905-640-3966. Free, donations welcome.• Nov 21 7:30–9:30: Toronto Shape NoteGroup. Singing Get-Together. Singing from TheSacred Harp, 1991 revision song book. Singersof varying levels are welcome and loaner booksavailable. Music Room, Bloor Street UnitedChurch, 300 Bloor St. W. 416-922-7997. Free.OPERA-ISTRAVEL AND LEARNINGWITH IAIN SCOTTJanuary 4 - 8April 9 - 25May 1 - 6May 7 - 15May 15 - 20June 19 - 28July 7 - 19INSTALLATIONS• Nov 03 to 26 10:00am–2:00pm: NewAdventures in Sound Art. SOUNDplayVideomusic Installation. Collection of videomusicworks on the theme of “About Time.”NAISA Space, Suite 252, 601 Christie St.416-652-5115. PWYC.OPEN HOUSES• Nov 06 11:30am–2:30pm: Artists’ HealthAlliance. 10th Anniversary Open House.Toronto Western Hospital, 399 Bathurst St.416-351-0239. Free.ANNOUNCEMENTS• Nominations now accepted: Glenn Gouldfoundation. Tenth Glenn Gould Prize Laureate.Call to the public for nominations honouring aleading figure in the arts; leading candidates ofany nationality are eligible. Nominations closeDecember 15, 2012. glenngould.caETCETERA: MISCELLANEOUS• Dec 01 to Dec 30: Casa Loma/OperaAtelier. Mozart’s Magical Castle. The sightsand sounds of Mozart’s The Magic Flute, includingperformances, workshops, interactions,scavenger hunts, tours, bake sales and otheractivities. Some events require pre-registration.647-725-7070. casaloma.org• Dec 07 7:00: Canadian Opera Company.The Brothers Grimm 500th Performance Party.Party to celebrate Dean Burry’s opera. RegentPark Arts & Cultural Centre, 585 Dundas St.E. 416-363-8231. Free with ticket to theDecember 7 performance.OPERA TOURS 2013NEW YORK : THE TROJANSCARMEN’s SEVILLEA WEEK IN PARISVIENNA AND BUDAPESTMOZART AT LA FENICEVERONA PLUSEXOTIC TURKEYAs usual, my wonderful travel agent will beBILL ANDREWS at NEW WAVE TRAVEL(416) 928 3113 william@newwavetravel.net6 Blythwood Gardens, Toronto ON M4N 3L3www.opera-is.com (416) 486 8408iain@opera-is.comAUDITIONS/OPPORTUNITIESALL VOICES WELCOME: St Matthew’sIndependent Anglican Cathedral (Queen andLogan) seeks choir members. Inquiries (416)465-2880. Email stmatthews1934@gmail.comCOUNTERPOINT COMMUNITYORCHESTRA (www.ccorchestra.org)welcomes volunteer musicians: Mondayevening rehearsals, downtown Toronto.Especially looking for French horns,trombones and strings.Email info@ccorchestra.orgKINDRED SPIRITS ORCHESTRA hasavailable pro bono positions for: principaltrumpet, 2nd bassoon, 3rd horn, 4th horn,violins, violas, cellos, and double basses.This full size symphony orchestra rehearseson Monday evening at Old Unionville LibraryCentre in Markham and gives 6 subscriptionconcerts to sold-out audiences and standingovations at Markham Theatre. For moreinformation e-mail Jobert Sevilleno atinfo@KSOrchestra.caNEW COMMUNITY BROADWAY CABARETGROUP needs experienced singers all ranges,especially alto/bass. Call Ian 905-471-3173, orian@ceresconsulting.comNYCO SYMPHONY is looking for the followingto play in 4 subscription concert season: allstrings, horn, trombone, tuba, harp & flute.Rehearsals are Wednesday nights at York MillsCI, Don Mills. For contact info visit NYCO.on.caSILVERTHORN SYMPHONIC WINDS, ahigh level, auditioned wind ensemble, seeksinstrumentalists for 2012/2013, with openingsfor tuba, euphonium, percussion and Frenchhorn. Rehearsals Tuesdays, Dufferin/Steeles.membership@silverthornsymphonicwinds.ca formore information.VOICES OF COLOUR MUSICseeks a senior level piano and theory teacher.Inquiries 416- 588-5845 Ext 2, orvoicesofcolourmusic@gmail.comINSTRUCTIONDICTION COACHING / TUTORING for singersand actors: Dutch, English, French, German,Italian, Spanish, and Latin – across from HighPark subway station. 416-769-0812FLUTE, PIANO, THEORY LESSONS: RCMexam preparation. Samantha Chang, RoyalAcademy of Music PGDip, LRAM, ARCT.416-293-1302, samantha.studio@gmail.comwww.samanthaflute.comJAZZ / IMPROVISATION LESSONS: Classicalmusicians, all Instrumentalists welcome! Piano,Theory, Composing, Popular Styles, Creativeapproach. Barry Livingston 647-240-4858pianoandimprov@yahoo.comMAKING MUSIC WITH THE RECORDER.After 30 years at The Royal Conservatory,Scott Paterson has opened his own studio. Allages; private lessons and ensembles. Centrallocation. Mus. Bac. Perf. (U of T), ARCT,member ORMTA. 416-759-6342 (cell 416-268-1474) wspaterson@gmail.comPIANO LESSONS: The Juilliard School (BM,MM), The Glenn Gould School (AD), Universitéde Montréal (D.Mus.). www.joypianostudio.com(647) 286-4867 Spadina/BloorPIANO LESSONS: Beginners – advanced.All levels Royal Conservatory of Music andbeyond. Intensive course for adults. Lessonsare given on a 9 foot Steinway concertgrand. 416-449-1665PIANO LESSONS: personalized instructionby experienced teacher, concert pianistEVE EGOYAN (M. Mus., L.R.A.M., F.R.S.C.).All ages and levels. Downtown location.eve.egoyan@bell.net or 416- 603-4640PROFESSIONAL CLASSICAL THEATRETRAINING for young people aged 8-15.Classes in Toronto. Full production in May2013. 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My students havenever won any prizes, except for love of music.(And loyalty.)MUSICIANS AVAILABLEBARD – EARLY MUSIC DUO playing recorderand virginal available to provide backgroundatmosphere for teas, receptions or otherfunctions – Greater Toronto Area. For rates andinfo call 905-722-5618 or email us atmhpape@interhop.netELEGANT MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS:weddings, parties, corporate events. Violin,viola, piano, from Solo to 4 musicians or more.Artunovitz@hotmail.com, 647-231-2553SERVICESACCOUNTING AND INCOME TAX SERVICEfor small business and individuals, to save youtime and money, customized to meet yourneeds. Norm Pulker, B. Math. CMA.905-251-0309 or 905-830-2985DO YOU HAVE PRECIOUS MEMORIES LOSTON OLD RECORDS, TAPES, PHOTOS etc.?Recitals-gigs-auditions-air checks-family stuff.78’s-cassettes-reels-35mm slides-etc.ArtsMediaProjects will restore them on CD’s orDVD’s. Call George @ 416-910-1091VENUESARE YOU PLANNING A CONCERT ORRECITAL? Looking for a venue? 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continued from page 33●●ST. OLAVE’S CHURCHSt. Olave’s is an Anglican church in the PrayerBook tradition, with Communion or MorningPrayer sung Sundays at 10:30am, Evensong (forfestivals) and extras at Christmas and Easter. It’snoted for a fine organ and excellent acoustics,making it home for performing groups like theWindermere String Quartet.Choral Evensongs (on certain Sundays at 4pm)are linked to afternoon tea and a music event, aslisted in The WholeNote: visiting choirs leading theservice, illustrated music talks or recitals by guestsingers, solo musicians, instrumental ensemblesor our Arts Guild. Sung Evensongs (various weekdaysat 6pm) are followed by supper and talks ontravel, history, applied religion, etc.We’ve just launched a campaign to expand ourchoir. Anglican services include much singing(hymns, canticles, psalms, anthems), so we needa strong choir to lead the congregation. Rehearsalsare Thursdays 7:30pm to 9pm, with a warmupSundays at 10am. There are still several paid andvolunteer places for sopranos, altos, tenors andbasses. Perhaps you?Judy Beal, administratorTimothy Showalter, music director416-769-5686stolaves.ca●●TORONTO CHILDREN’S CHORUSThe Toronto Children’s Chorus marks its sixthyear under the baton of internationally renownedconductor Elise Bradley and celebrates its 35thanniversary this season! Founded by Jean AshworthBartle, the TCC has given thousands ofyoung people the opportunity to sing, perform,tour, record and make lifelong friends. Auditionsare in May and early September for membershipin the Main Choir or one of four Training Choirs.Non-auditioned Kinderchor sessions for children3 to 6 are held September through April.This season features performances by all 320TCC choristers, aged 6 to 17. Collaborations withsuch guest artists as the Nagata Shachu taikodrummers (October 27), the Bach Children’sChorus (November 3), harpist Judy Loman andthe True North Brass (December 15), the CanadianChamber Choir (February 8), Serbian dance troupeOplenac (February 23), and concerts in MazzoleniHall (April 13 and June 1) and the Toronto Centrefor the Arts (May 4) will delight audiences. TheChamber Choir will perform in Montreal, Ottawaand Toronto with Soundstreams Canada in March,and will travel to South Africa next summer onthe TCC’s 26th international tour!Elise Bradley, artistic directorCaroline Suri, managing directorBox Office: 416-932-8666 x231caroline@torontochildrenschorus.comwww.torontochildrenschorus.com●●UNIVOX CHOIR TORONTOUnivox is a mixed-voice community choir foryoung adults, with singers in their 20s and 30s.The organization holds relationship building,social responsibility and musical excellence asits core principles. Most new choristers have previouschoral experience or have some musicalproficiency. Regular attendance and ticket sellingare expected. Selected repertoire spans five centuries,including choral classics, contemporaryworks and popular music, ranging from GabrielFauré to Daft Punk. Potential choristers areinvited to observe a rehearsal after initial contact.Rehearsals: Tuesdays 5:45pm to 8pm at New Horizons/DovercourtBaptist, 1140 Bloor St. W. Ourseason runs September to June.Dallas Bergen, artistic director416-697-9561membership@univoxchoir.orgwww.univoxchoir.org● ● VOCAL MUSIC ACADEMY @RYERSON COMMUNITY SCHOOLThe Vocal Music Academy (VMA) is a public schoolwithin the Toronto District School Board and providesa full academic day program which alsoseeks to develop our future musicians and artists.Singing, performing and learning aboutmusic are at the core of the VMA program forboys and girls. 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