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Toronto Concerts & Performances
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Concerts & Performances in Toronto, Ontario.
Sinfonia Toronto w/ Catherine Manoukian, violin and Filippo Lattanzi, marimba More Info
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Dec 11 SINFONIA TORONTO
NURHAN ARMAN, Conductor
FILIPPO LATTANZI, Marimba
CATHERINE MANOUKIAN, Violinist
One of the world’s leading percussionists, plus Toronto’s own virtuoso
PUCCINI Three Minuets
HOVHANESS Violin Concerto
BISCIONE Marimba Concerto
SĖJOURNĖE Vibraphone Concerto
STRAUSS Die Fledermaus
Sinfonia Toronto’s 2009/2010 Masterpiece Series continues 8pm, with one of the world’s leading percussionists, plus Toronto’s own virtuoso. This concert features Italian marimba master Filippo Lattanzi, and superb Toronto violinist Catherine Manoukian.
Sinfonia Toronto Address: 3901 Don Mills Rd. Toronto ON CAN M2H 2S7
John/Yoko Bed Piece More Info
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Dec 16 to Dec 20, Dec 22 to Dec 23 Don’t miss the return of Risha Yorke’s new Canadian play John/Yoko Bed Piece
when it comes to life at The Toronto Centre for the Arts –Studio Theatre.
In celebration of the 40th anniversary of the historic Montreal Bed-In for Peace, this live, multi-media presentation recreates Room 1742 of the Queen Elizabeth Hotel and the recording session of “Give Peace A Chance”. Featuring John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Dr. Timothy Leary, Tommy Smothers, Derek Taylor, Al Caap, Jerry Rubin, Abby Hoffman and many more. Now you can be there.
All tickets are $30 and are available through Ticketmaster or through the Toronto Centre for the Arts Box Office.
Sinfonia Toronto w/ pianist Yuval Fichman More Info
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Jan 22 SINFONIA TORONTO
NURHAN ARMAN, Conductor
YUVAL FICHMAN, Pianist
Romantic pianism at its best
SOMERS North Country
CHOPIN Piano Concerto No. 2
RAVEL Sinfonia in F Major
Sinfonia Toronto’s 2009/2010 Masterpiece Series continues January 22nd at 8:00pm, highlighting romantic pianism at its best. This concert features Toronto’s own piano virtuoso Yuval Fichman.
Yuval Fichman made his debut with the Montreal Symphony and the Toronto Symphony in 1982, and has continued to appear as a guest soloist with orchestras throughout Canada and the US, and performed with the MSO on its 1984 European tour and with the Vancouver Symphony on its 1985 Japanese tour. He has also performed for several film soundtracks including Don McKellar's Last Night (music by Oscar winning composer Howard Shore), Francois Girard's 32 Short Films About Glenn Gould and Larry Weinstein's Beethoven's Hair. In addition, Yuval has recorded a CD with cellist Yo-Yo Ma for Kabuki artist Tamasaburo Bando.
Sinfonia Toronto Address: 3901 Don Mills Rd. Toronto ON CAN M2H 2S7
Sinfonia Toronto w/ Hyuk-Joo Kwun, violin and Sangwook Park, piano More Info
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Mar 12 SINFONIA TORONTO
NURHAN ARMAN, Conductor
HYUK-JOO KWUN, Violinist
SANGWOOK PARK, Pianist
Winners of international competitions
BURGE A Light Fantastic Round
MENDELSSOHN Double Concerto
DVORAK Chamber Symphony op. 105
Sinfonia Toronto’s 2009/2010 Masterpiece Series continues at 8pm, with two young phenoms from Korea, both winners of international competitions. This concert’s guest soloists are Hyuk-Joo Kwun, violin and Sangwook Park, piano.
Sinfonia Toronto Address: 3901 Don Mills Rd. Toronto ON CAN M2H 2S7
Winter Salsa Carnival More Info
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TBA When the real Italian Carnival first began in the 1500’s, it was celebrated from December 26 and reached its climax the day before Ash Wednesday, also known as "Mardi Gras" (lit.Fat Tuesday). Recently revived in the 80’s, Carnival is known to create intrigue and mystery by wearing masks and costumes representing different characters.
Winter Salsa Carnival brings together professional instructors and performers, amateurs, intermediate and advanced social salsa dancers of all nationalities, who congregate to showcase their talent, learn new moves in workshops, and have fun on the dance floor. Address: Betty Oliphant Theatre, 400 Jarvis St. Toronto ON Tel: 1 416 895-7874
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Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris + My Favorites
TBA The music of legendary cabaret performer Jacques Brel flourished across Western Europe nearly 50 years ago - an unflinching exploration of love, death, and the absurd resilience of hope. It has withstood the test of time and remains an international sensation, renowned for its poetic beauty and critical bite. Now, OPEN CORPS proudly invites guests to a bold new production of this musical tribute in the intimacy of the Cameron House.
Four Performances Only.
Doors open 7:30pm, starts 7:45pm
Tickets:
$20 Regular
$15 Student
Reserve tickets by contacting jacquesbreltoronto@gmail.com
Address: 408 Queen Street West Toronto ON Tel: 1 416 276-3241
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The Most RACES Show on Earth! More Info
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TBA The Most RACES Show on Earth! will make a thunderous return to the Panasonic Theatre. This year's show features a truly diverse all-star lineup of 10 edgy international comedians of various backgrounds.
Through funny and edgy comedy, The Most RACES Show on Earth! celebrates diversity and helps fight racism through laughter.
Address: 651 Yonge Street Toronto ON Tel: 1 416 879-9545
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Annual U of T Celebration Of The Arts More Info
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TBA Creativity takes centre stage during the annual U of T Celebration of the Arts. A spotlight illuminates a vibrant range of artistic expression across numerous disciplines at all three U of T campuses. With more than 80 events in music, theatre, visual arts, dance, film, and multimedia - including 14 juried student projects - the Celebration showcases the diversity and richness of U of T's vibrant arts scene. Most events are free.
Sinfonia Toronto w/ pianist Heather Schmidt and violinist Xiaohan Guo More Info
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Apr 09 SINFONIA TORONTO
NURHAN ARMAN, Conductor
HEATHER SCHMIDT, Pianist
XIAOHAN GUO, Violinist
Violin pyrotechnics and a virtuoso composer
MOZART Divertimento K 138
SAINT-SAENS Caprice
WAXMAN Carmen Fantasy
SCHMIDT Piano Concerto No. 6 - Toronto Premiere!
PIAZZOLLA Oblivion Four for Tango
SHOSTAKOVICH Prelude and Scherzo
Sinfonia Toronto’s 2009/2010 Masterpiece Series continues at 8pm, with violin pyrotechnics and a virtuoso composer. This concert features Sinfonia Toronto’s 2009/2010 Composer in Residence Heather Schmidt at the piano playing her own composition, and Sinfonia’s own violinist Xiaohan Guo.
Sinfonia Toronto Address: 3901 Don Mills Rd. Toronto ON CAN M2H 2S7
Sinfonia Toronto w/ cellist Shauna Rolston More Info
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May 14 SINFONIA TORONTO
NURHAN ARMAN, Conductor
SHAUNA ROLSTON, Cellist
A grand-finale with a cello superstar
PUCCINI Crisantemi
CHAN KA NIN Soulmate for Cello and Strings
SCHMIDT Cello Concerto – World Premiere!
TCHAIKOVSKY Nocturne for Cello and Strings
TCHAIKOVSKY Valse Sentimentale
BRAHMS Sextet in G Major op. 34
At 8pm, Sinfonia Toronto concludes their 2009/2010 Masterpiece Series. A grand-finale with a cello superstar, this concert features Sinfonia Toronto’s 2009/2010 Composer in Residence Heather Schmidt’s Cello Concerto in its World premiere, performed by virtuoso cellist Shauna Rolston.
Sinfonia Toronto Address: 3901 Don Mills Rd. Toronto ON CAN M2H 2S7
The North by Northeast Music & Film Festival and Conference More Info
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Jun 16 to Jun 20 Occurring over five days in June, NXNE celebrates emerging musical talent and headlining artists through an array of live music events city-wide. A variety of music-industry related conferences and a music-related film festival are also offered. Past acts have included Feist, Kid Cudi, Silversun Pickups and City and Colour.
Shen Yun Performing Arts More Info
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TBA Journey to an Enchanted Realm of Dance and Music.
It’s traditional Chinese culture as it was meant to be—a brilliant blend of beauty, energy, and grace. See ancient legends of virtue brought to life alongside modern tales of courage. Hear soaring songs by masterful vocalists that will move and inspire. Experience a sense of beauty and enchantment like no other with this unique, thrilling, and unforgettable show.
Shen Yun Performing Arts (formerly known as Divine Performing Arts or Chinese Spectacular) has performed before millions in over 20 countries, gracing the world’s greatest stages, including New York’s Radio City Music Hall. Here’s your chance to savour an uplifting, enriching experience that has charmed and delighted people of all ages, Western and Asian alike.
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