10 mUSIC mATRIX affordable administrative services for composers, performers, and presenters of music Grant Preparation Financial Management Promotional Materials New! Significant Hourly Rate Subsidy for Small Ensemble members of AC0/00 (Association of Canadian Orchestras/Orchestras Ontario) Membership Info: 416-366-8834 by appointment: Lauren Pratt at 416-785-7075 416-785-8849 fax mumatrix@interlog.com http :1/www .interlog.com/-mumatrixl A not-for-profit corporation. Financial assistance for these services is provided by The Ontario Arts Council, The Municipality of Metropoi~an Toronto and The Toronto Arts Council. Where The Music Begins! WI! cany a complete line (?{woodwind, brms.and percussil•e instruments jiYnn student model to prqlessional. Celebrating over -10 years of excellence . IBDo Long & McQuade - Musical Instruments Toronto 588,7886 North York 663-8612 Scarborough 439-8001 Oshawa 905-686-0663 october '97 wholenote Meinher Profiles Welcome to Part Three ofWholeNote's 19978 Member Profiles Series Part One of the series (July/August) featured: Academy Concert Series • Aldeburgh Connection • Amadeus Choir • Amadeus Ensemble • Bach Children's Chorus • Canadian Children's Opera Choros • Canadian Music Competitions (Toronto) • Concentus Arts • East York Symphony • Esprit Orchestra • Ford Centre for the Performing Arts • Hannaford Street Silver Band • Mississauga Choral Society • Mooredale Concerts •Music at Metropolitan • Music Toronto • Musica Viva • Off Centre Music Series • Opera Division, U of T Faculty of Music • Organ AlternatiVes • Patria Music/Theatre Projects • Scarborough Philharmonic • Shevchenko Music Ensemble • Sine Nomine • Tafelmusik • Theatrefix Arts Festival • Toronto Early Music Centre • Toronto Latvian Con~ert Association • Toronto Senior Strings • The Women's Musical Club of Toronto. Part Two (September) featured: All the King's Voices • Arbor Oak Trio • Chinese Canadian Music Society • Classical Chamber Orchestra • High Park Girl's Choir of Toronto • 1 Music at St. John's • New Music Concerts • Performance without Fear • Saint Andrew Chorale • Toronto Camerata • Toronto Musicians Association • Yip's Children's Performing Arts Centre (Canada) All previously published Profiles are available from WholeNote by calling ( 416) 406-6758. This month, a warm WholeNote welcome (or welcome back) to: • Deer Park Concerts • Music Umbrella Chamber Concerts • The Toronto Wagner Society • Musica Viva • Chamber Music at the McGill Club • Aradia Ensemble • University Settlement Music & Arts School • Etobicoke Community Concert Band DEER PARK CONCERTS Deer Park United Church, 129 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario, M4V 1M5 Art. Dir. William Wright Admin. Howard Aitken Ph. 962-3381; Fax: 962-3381 FOUNDED IN 1970, this concert series features the famous Casavant tracker-action organ and the Deer Park Vocal Ensemble, a chamber choir made up of selected voices and noted for its fine singing. This season presents three solo organ recitalists: Mark Toews, organist of Lawrence Park Community Church, Patricia Phillips Wright, organist of Metropolitan United Church, and the resident organist for 32 years, William Wright, who will present an all-Bach recital on the date of Bach's 313th birthday. Deer Park Vocal Ensemble will present a concert in December of Christmas motets and carols, and then a gala concert in April featuring Catherine Robbin in Bach's solo canta ta, "Geist und Seele wird verwirret" and Janet Obermeyer in Mozart's "Exsultate, Jubila te." Joined by soloists Dennis Giesbrecht and Paul Grindlay and accompanied by orchestra, this promises to be an exciting climax to the season. Concerts are Saturdays, 8pm, October 18, December 6, February 7, Mardi 21 and April 25.
wholenote october '97 MUSIC UMBRELLA CHAMBER CONCERTS 20 Queen Victoria St., Toronto, Ont, M4J 1E9 Art. Dir.: Carol Ann Savage Admin.: Raymond Bisha Phone & Fax: 461-6681 Concerts take place at: Eastminster United, 310 Danforth, between Chester and Broadview. Email: empmusic@interlog.com MUSIC UMBRELLA ENTERS ITS 9TH SEASON of chamber music with a series of six outstanding concerts, beginning with the Kubica - van Berkel guita_ · duo on Friday, October 24th, 1997. Other concerts in this series include an evening of Celtic, Irish and Scottish music with fiddler Kirk Elliot and Celtic harpist Sharlene Wallace (Nov. 14); the Darbazi Georgian Choir in an evening of Georgian and Armenian vocal music (Jan. 24); the Duke Trio and friends playing lves and Schoenberg (Feb. 14); harpist Lori Gemmell and friends playing Debussy and Takemitsu (Mar. 21); and pianist Robert Kortgaard together with the well known Canadian singer Joanne Kolomyjec with songs by Antonin Dvorak (May 2). Tickets at the door cost only ( for students and seniors), and a full series subscription is available for (less for students and seniors). THE TORONTO WAGNER SOCIETY 39 Ellerbeck Street, Toronto, Ontario M4K 2V2 Contact: Carol Dodd; Ph. 778-9397 e-mail tododd@webtropolis.com THE TORONTO WAGNER SOCIETY IS a lively group of people with very different backgrounds who have a common interest in the music of Richard Wagner. Monthly meetings offer a wide variety of events from lectures and debates to videos, reviews and interviews with international performers. We maintain a scholarship fund which is used to support and sponsor young singers studying here in Toronto and abroad. The recipients often perform at an annual recital. In the past couple of years we have been invited by the Canadian Opera Company to present preperformance lectures for their Wagner and Strauss productions. We will continue this tradition in the current season. Through our interaction with international Wagner Societies we are able to offer members the opportunity to travel to Bayre~th and other Wagner productions. A quarterly newsletter keeps members up to date on activities of interest. Watch for our listings in WholeNote- most meetings are Monday nights a t The Arts and Letters Club, 14 Elm Street, Toronto. Guests are welcome. MUSICA VIVA 892 Castlefield Avenue, Toronto, Ont M6B 1C8 Art. Dir.: Vicki Blechta Phone: 782-3116; Fax: 480-0579 IN EARLY SUMMER, Musica Viva embarked on their first European tour, presenting 9 concerts in London, Scotland, Brussels and Holland. While in Glasgow, they also performed live on the BBC. This October lGth, the ensemble will be appearing a t the Glenn Gould Studio as part of the Onta rio Arts Council's Annual Performing Arts Ill We buy tilJ[] of your @'})tffB~n&trll [bffJS (vinyl I) {like Beethoven, Mozart, Stockhausen) We travel anywhere for good collection MIKROKOSMOS Mail Order Company • (416) - 224 - 1956 Fax ( 416) - 224 - 2964 MIKROKOSMOS Ask our free, monthly set-sale catalogue: More than !R,(iXIJ@ ~ [bfJJft3 0 WillEB every month Many audiophile Decca & EM/ records (Sorry, mail or phone order only!) We buy, sell and trade fine Classical music recordings on L.P. and Open Reel Tapes ( 416) 287-0098 We have hundreds of audiophile, ~~~~ra~r~e~a~n~d~c~ol~l~ec~t~a~b~le~re~c~o~r~d~in~g~s~z~·n~s~t~o~ck~~~~ · come & browse AROUND AGAIN Records & CDs HIGH QUALITY Classical I Opera I Jazz I Rock I etc. We BUY, SELL, TRADE Tues-Sat 11:30-6:00 18 Baldwin St. Toronto, Canada M5T 1L2 (416) 979-2822 RING MUSIC TORONTO' S GUITAR SPECIALISTS SINCE 1969 featuring a wide selection of student and concert guitars by Hirade, Ramirez, Rodriguez, Raimundo,La Patrie, Takamine, and others. SPECIAL!! Bring in this ad and purchase a Sullivan solid oak footstool for just 95 (reg.39.95) NEW! ! We are pleased to offer classical and flamenco guitar lessons with Ned Milburn, B.A Music. Ned offers a student oriented approach to learning the guitar. 90 Harbord Street (at Spadinajust s. of Bloor) (416) 924-3571 TORONTO'S ONLY COMPREHENSIVE MONTHLY CLASSICAL & CONTEMPORARY CONCERT LISTING SOURCE 1 1
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