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Volume 26 Issue 3 - November 2020

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Alanis Obomsawin's art of life; fifteen Exquisite Departures; UnCovered re(dis)covered; jazz in the kitchen; three takes on managing record releases in times of plague; baroque for babies; presenter directory (blue pages) part two; and, here at the WholeNote, work in progress on four brick walls (or is it five?). All this and more available in flipthrough HERE, and in print Tuesday Nov 3.

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LISTINGS These event listings are free to all eligible artists, venues and presenters. These listings are, for reasons we do not have to explain, a work in progress as we explore how best to present to our readers all the new ways our music community is discovering to reach their audiences, in a time where the old constants of fixed dates, times and places to gather and meet no longer apply. For readers wanting to filter listings by event type or geography, we are similarly working at how to rejig our online listings at thewholenote. com to make them usefully searchable, and we encourage you to explore that resource. We look forward to your input as we move forward. Please address all concerns and queries to the attention of our listings editor, John Sharpe at listings@thewholenote.com. TWO SECTIONS There are only two sections to the listings in this issue instead of our previous five. ● Section 1: Events by date ● Section 2: Continuing, ETCetera Section 1 includes any event that has a date and time you can circle on your calendar if you want to be there when it is presented for the first time: live and live-streamed performances; first broadcasts and screenings; concerts, workshops, symposia, and so on. If the event in question remains available after that first presentation (e.g. online or on demand), this is noted at the end of the listing in question. Section 2 is for recurring musical activities that readers can access in their own time, where the nature of the event or the name of the presenter is a more useful identifier than a particular date and time. HOW TO LIST: 1. Use the convenient online form at thewholenote.com/applylistings 2. Email listings to listings@thewholenote.com. Please note, we do not take listings over the phone. Deadlines 1. Weekly online updates: submission deadline is 6pm Tuesday for Friday posting. 2. Print: fifteen days before publication. Next print issue (one of three double issues in the year) covers December 2020 and January 2021 and the submission deadline is 6pm Monday November 16. 24 | November 2020 thewholenote.com

Events by Date NOTE: All times are Eastern Time unless otherwise noted. Sunday November 1 ● 4:00: Burlington Performing Arts Centre. Kevin Fox: Songs for Cello & Voice. 440 Locust St., Burlington. 905-681-6000. . LIVE. Also 7 pm. LIVE AND LIVESTREAM. ● 7:00: Canzona Chamber Players. Carina Canonica, David Gazille & Jonathan Krehm, Clarinet Duo / Trio. See the concert at youtube.com/CanzonaChamberPlayers. In lieu of a concert ticket, donations to the St. Michael’s Hospital Foundation COVID- 19 Courage Fund, in Memory of Elizabeth Krehm, can be made at smh.convio.net/ couragefund. ON DEMAND Monday November 2 ● 8:00: Harbourfront Centre. Coro Acardenchado. Traditional a capella chant from Northern Mexico with freestyle improvisation, body percussion and other contemporary arrangements. Part of the 17th season of Day of the Dead presented virtually in co-production with Mexico Now Festival, Museo Universitario del Chopo, and New York University Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies. 235 Queens Quay W. 416- 973-4000. Free. LIVE. ● Toronto Symphony Orchestra. On Demand Series: Kings of Ragtime. One of the building blocks of jazz, ragtime exploded in popularity at the turn of the 20th century in America and around the world. The undisputed King of Ragtime was composer Scott Joplin. Conducted by Regina Symphony Orchestra Music Director Gordon Gerrard and hosted by TSO Principal Pops Conductor Steven Reineke, this concert also features lively works by Jelly Roll Morton, George Gershwin, and others. Purchase all eight concerts as a package for 0, pick three performances for , or select single programs for (or for Give One, Get One). Discounts are available to TSO subscribers and TSOUNDCHECK members. Each program will be available for unlimited viewing after its release for seven days. Tickets go on sale on Oct 14 at 11:00am. Go to TSO.CA/OnDemand or call Patron Services at 416.598.3375. ON DEMAND. Thursday November 5 ● 12:10: University of Toronto Faculty of Music. U of T Opera Presents Spotlight on Our Singers. Join us for a video introduction to U of T Opera’s Student Artists. Individual links to each concert will be posted closer to the event date. ONLINE. Friday November 6 ● 12:00 noon: Scarborough Philharmonic Orchestra. SPO Music Performance S41E03 - Beethoven: The Man and His Chamber Music - Part 1. New music performances by members and friends of the SPO. Full performance details and links can be found at spo.ca. ● 12:30: International Resource Centre for the Performing Arts. Tomson Highway on Zoom. Playwright, author & musician Tomson Highway in conversation with Debra Chandler. More info at https://ircpa.net. Free, preregistration required. RSVP to info@ircpa. net. ZOOM CONVERSATION. HEAR TOMSON HIGHWAY ON ZOOM Nov. 6 • 12:30pm rsvp: info@ircpa.net FREE ● 8:00: Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber Music Society. Complete Beethoven Quartets program IV: Quartets 10 (op. 74) 11 (op. 95 “Serioso”) and 12 (first of the Late Quartets). Penderecki String Quartet. First United Church (King & William, Waterloo). 519-886- 1673. ; (st). Also Nov 8 at 3:00pm. LIVE. ● 8:00: Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony. KWS Goes Online: Royal Wood with the KWS. Evan Mitchell, conductor; Royal Wood, vocals/ piano/guitar; Steve Zsirai, electric bass; Mark Mariash, drum set; Royal Wood, one of Canada’s best contemporary singer/songwriters, joins the KWS performing some of his greatest hits from across many of his albums. Purchase tickets at tickets.kwsymphony.ca/ reimagined/2810. ON LINE. Saturday November 7 ● 9:00am: Alliance Française de Toronto. Batuki : Blaise Labamba et Kotakoli. Congolese rumba and soukous are dished up generously when Blaise La Bamba and Kotakoli take to the stage. Pre- purchase your tickets at bemusednetwork.com/events/detail/789. LIVESTREAM. Sunday November 8 ● 10:30am: Lawrence Park Community Church. Duruflé Requiem. Michèle Bogdanowicz, mezzo; Paul Winkelmans, baritone; Mark Toews, conductor. 2180 Bayview Ave. 416-489-1551. Freewill offering. Religious service. LIVE. Postponed from April 10. ● 4:00: Burlington Performing Arts Centre. A Poe Cabaret. Louie: The Raven for narrator, harp and string quartet; Caplet: Conte Fantastique; Debussy: String Quartet. Tom Allen, narrator; Lori Gemmell, harp; Sheila Jaffé, Bethany Bergman, violin; Emily Eng, viola; and others. 440 Locust St., Burlington. 905-681- 6000. . Also 7 pm. LIVE. Wednesday November 11 ● 8:00: Toronto Mendelssohn Choir. Notinikew [Going to War]: A Program of Hope& Refuge www.elorasingers.ca Leopold Mozart Trumpet Concerto featuring Andrew McCandless W.A. Mozart Horn Duos featuring Diane Doig and Neil Spaulding David Bowser Canon for Five Voices in Self-Isolation & Sonata for Unaccompanied Trumpet featuring Andrew McCandless Arias by W.A. Mozart featuring Amy Moodie,soprano Rachel Miller, mezzo soprano David Walsh,tenor Presented virtually on November 21, 2020 7:30pm Visit mozartproject.ca for tickets and information. NOVEMBER 14 ONLINE | 8 PM Uplifiting and beautiful music for our times, including the song-cycle "The Hope of Loving" by Jake Runestad. For tickets, go to: thewholenote.com November 2020 | 25

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