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James Campbell, Artistic Director

Annual Summer Classical Music Festival

Parry Sound, Ontario

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Canada’s premier summer classical music event

at the Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts

on the beautiful shores of Georgian Bay.

festival

Anniversary

Season

thWhere the world’s great musicians come to play.

festival of the sound

Gala Opening Weekend Fanfare with Hannaford Street Silver

Band and Canadian Brass James Campbell’s 25th Anniversary

Season: from Mozart to Benny Goodman Toronto Mendelssohn

Choir in Brahms Requiem Stockey Young Artists Frederiecke

Saeijs and Jan Lisiecki Primadonna Goes into the Woods (at the

Inn at Manitou) Toronto All-Star Big Band and Peter Appleyard

Lafayette String Quartet Leipzig String Quartet New Zealand

String Quartet Penderecki String Quartet Orford Six Pianos

André Laplante Janina Fialkowska Festival Chamber Orchestra

Russell Braun and Carolyn Maule Canada Day Cruise: Shores

of Newfoundland Jazz Canada Weekend 30 Minutes for 30

Years with Keith Horner In the Mendelssohns’ Parlour Benny

Goodman at 100 Elmer Iseler Singers in The Messiah Elora

Festival Singers Festival Winds Gryphon Trio Anagnoson &

Kinton, piano duo York2 Piano Duo and much, much more!

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Summer 2009

4 Festival Highlights

4 Festival Musicians & Ensembles

6 Special Events

7 Stockey Young Artists

8 Opening Weekend: July 17 – July 19, 2009

10 Week 1: July 20 – July 26, 2009

12 Week 2: July 27 – August 2, 2009

14 Week 3: August 3 – August 9, 2009

16 Calendar

18 30th Anniversary Gala Dinner

Festival Information

20 Note-by-Note Campaign

21 Membership

22 Charles & Lois Stockey Endowment Fund

23 Massassauga Art Show

24 Music Scores

25 Thank You

26 Ticket Information

30 Ticket Order Form

Box Office/Information

1.866.364.0061Mailing Address Festival of the Sound, Box 750, Parry Sound, ON P2A 2Z1

Box Office Address Festival Office, 42 James Street, Parry Sound, ON P2A 1T5

Phone 705-746-2410 Fax 705-746-5639

E-mail [email protected]

Website www.festivalofthesound.ca

Andrew Till was almost

predestined to become a

landscape painter. His family

cottage in Go Home Bay is set

among the actual rocks and

pines featured in so many

Group of Seven classics. Across

the water stands the renowned

McCallum cottage in which

Tom Thompson, Arthur Lismer

and J.E.H. MacDonald painted

the mural panels now on display

at the National Gallery.

As a student at Upper Canada

College, his gifts caught the

eye of A.Y. Jackson who became

a friend and frequent summer

painting and sketching partner.

After graduating from Trinity

College and Ontario College of

Art, he travelled widely in Europe

and Mexico and was part of

the turbulent New York art scene

of the sixties, but never lost

touch with his artistic or personal

roots in Canada.

The Festival of the Sound chose

the image “Daybreak” to honour

Parry Sound artist Andrew Till on

the 10th anniversary of his death.

Dear Friends

Come to the Festival of the Sound for a marvellous

birthday party, a three week celebration of our

30th season, the anniversaries of some of history’s

greatest composers – Handel, Haydn and Mendelssohn

– and the centenary of one rather infludential clarinet

player, Benny Goodman.

We have invited as many of our old friends as we could

to the party. Some first performed here as young artists

and are now regulars on the world stage. New friends

this year include emerging stars such as the Stockey

Young Artist Frederieke Saeijs and the Spanish pianist

Leo Erice and internationally renowned ensembles like

the Leipzig String Quartet and the Canadian Brass.

As you look through the brochure you will notice many

of your favourite works: Bach’s Goldberg Variations,

Handel’s Messiah, the Mendelssohn and Schubert

Octets. Interestingly enough, when I asked the musicians

which works they would most enjoy performing, many

chose the same ones you love to hear.

A good way to celebrate, a good way to party.

Join us on the shores of Georgian Bay for great concerts

in the spectacular Charles W. Stockey Centre for the

Performing Arts.

James Campbell

Artistic Director

Director’s Message CoverContents

Andrew Till with A.Y. Jackson25th

30Anniversary

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Festival of the Sound

Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts

Parry Sound, Ontario

James Campbell

True to his nature, James

Campbell did not mention in

his greetings that we are also

celebrating his 25th season

as Artistic Director. He is going

to celebrate by doing what he

does best, playing the clarinet.

Look through the programmes

for Mozart’s Clarinet Trio,

Clarinet Quintet and Gran Partita

for 13 Winds, Mendelssohn’s

Concert Piece and John

William’s Air & Simple Gifts

(from the Barack Obama

inauguration). Hear Jim with

the Elora Festival Singers

in Missa Pax, a new work

for clarinet and choir by

Timothy Corlis. He’ll play in

the style of Benny Goodman,

both classical and jazz.

You are invited to give Jim a

congratulatory gift through

the Note-by-Note Campaign

(page 20).


Festival Musicians

30th Anniversary Season Highlights• Gala Opening Fanfare Concerts with Hannaford Street

Silver Band and Canadian Brass

• Anniversary Gala Dinner – An Elegant Evening

• Festival Chamber Orchestra – July 25 and August 9

• Three great choirs: Toronto Mendelssohn Choir,

Elora Festival Singers, Elmer Iseler Singers

• Four great string quartets: Penderecki, Lafayette,

New Zealand and Leipzig

• Two great piano duos: Anagnoson & Kinton and York2

• Two great piano trios: Gryphon and Hochelaga

Music from the Inside OutIn 2001, Artistic Director James Campbell introduced

Music from the Inside Out, a series of lectures, discussions

and open rehearsals, as an opportunity to “eat, sleep, breath

and live music for a few days, just as musicians do for most

of their lives.” This has become an integral part of the Festival

experience for many. This year, Jeffrey Stokes invites you to join

him In the Mendelssohns’ Parlour on the 200th anniversary of

the composer’s birth and Keith Horner takes you down memory

lane and looks to the future with 30 Minutes for 30 Years,

a series of pre-concert interviews.

Painted Sound – July 30, August 6In Painted Sound, the Festival celebrates the relationship

between visual arts and music. On Thursday, July 30,

Anagnoson & Kinton perform the piano four-hands version of

the full ballet score for Stravinsky’s Petrouchka. Alan Stein has

painted a series of watercolours depicting key scenes in the

ballet as if they were set designs in the original Ballets Russes

tradition. These will be projected as the music is performed.

And on August 6, the York2 Piano Duo perform the piano duet

version of Holst’s The Planets with projected paintings of the

planets by Parry Sound children.

Ballets Russes – The Film – August 6 Unearthing a treasure trove of archival footage, filmmakers

Dan Geller and Dayna Goldfine have fashioned a dazzling

ode to the revolutionary twentieth-century dance troupe

known as the Ballets Russes. Infused with wonderful anecdotal

interviews from many of the company’s glamorous stars,

Ballets Russes treats us to a rare glimpse of the remarkable

merger of Russian, American, European, and Latin American

dancers, choreographers, composers, and designers that

transformed the face of ballet for generations to come.

Island Queen CruisesEnjoy Georgian Bay sunsets as the cruise ship Island Queen

takes a wandering three-hour route through the wild and rugged

beauty of the 30,000 Islands, a region recently designated by

the United Nations as the Georgian Bay Littoral Biosphere

Reserve. These cruises have been a highlight of every Festival

season since our inception, blending wonderful music with

breathtaking scenery. Performances are on the lower deck of

the Island Queen and can be heard throughout the ship.

Winds on the Water – August 7Experience all the surprises of a morning on Georgian Bay

aboard the M.V. Chippewa with the Festival Winds. Order tickets

early as these cruises always sell out.

30th Anniversary Festival Musicians

Gabrielle Prata, mezzo-sopranoTerry Promane, tromboneJoel Quarrington, double bassFrederieke Saeijs, violinChristian Sharpe, bassoon Suzanne Shulman, fluteJames Sommerville, hornNeil Spaulding, hornPaul Stewart, pianoJeffrey Stokes, lecturer & double bassPeter Tiefenbach, pianoAimée Tsuchiya, pianoTsuyoshi Tsutsumi, celloKevin Turcotte, trumpetMarion van den Akker, mezzo- sopranoRick Wilkins, tenor saxGary Williamson, pianoDavid Young, double bass

FESTIVAL ENSEMBLESAnagnoson & Kinton, piano duoCanadian BrassElmer Iseler SingersElora Festival SingersFestival BaroqueFestival Chamber OrchestraFestival WindsGraham Campbell BandGryphon TrioHannaford Street Silver BandLafayette String QuartetLeipzig String QuartetNew Zealand String QuartetOrford Six PianosPenderecki String QuartetShores of NewfoundlandStrings Across the SkyToronto All-Star Big BandToronto Mendelssohn ChoirTrio HochelagaYork2 Piano DuoZapp String Quartet

FESTIVAL MUSICIANSLydia Adams, conductorYariv Aloni, violaPeter Appleyard, vibesAndy Ballantyne, baritone saxJulie Baumgartel, violinDavid Bourque, clarinet & basset hornDavid Braid, pianoRussell Braun, baritoneGraham Campbell, guitarJames Campbell, clarinetTerry Clarke, drumsRian de Waal, pianoGene DiNovi, pianoVerne Dorge, alto saxMark DuBois, tenorNoel Edison, conductorLeopoldo Erice, pianoLeslie Fagan, sopranoMary Lou Fallis, sopranoGuy Few, trumpet & pianoMark Fewer, violinJanina Fialkowska, pianoAllan Gilliland, composer-in-residenceAllene Hackleman, hornMoshe Hammer, violinKeith Horner, lecturerBrian James, oboeMarc Johnson, celloBeverley Johnston, percussionAndré Laplante, piano Wai Lau, clarinetStéphane Lemelin, pianoJan Lisiecki, pianoAndrea Ludwig, mezzo-sopranoJames Mason, oboeCarolyn Maule, pianoMichael McBride, tenorCarol McCartney, vocalistJames McKay, bassoonCurtis Metcalf, conductorPaul Mulligan, basset horn

Season Highlights

James Sommerville, Elmer Iseler Singers, Peter Appleyard, Orford Six Pianos, Mary Lou Fallis


Canada Day Cruise – July 1Celebrate Canada’s birthday with the Shores of Newfoundland,

a “down east” band that specializes in the music of the

Maritimes and Newfoundland. The evening ends on a quiet

note as the Island Queen returns to the harbour and drifts for

a fireworks display. A Canada Day tradition since 1991.

Benny Goodman at 100 – July 26A double celebration: Benny Goodman was born 100 years

ago and Gene DiNovi recorded an album with Benny of music

from The Sound of Music 50 years ago. Hear arrangements

from that album, as well as Benny’s greatest hits such as

Memories of You and Don’t be that Way. The Charles W.

Stockey Festival Performance Hall is transformed into a club,

with guests seated at tables. Dessert and coffee are included

in the ticket price. Also hear the classical music that Benny

Goodman loved, at noon on July 23.

Inn at Manitou Gala – July 28The Inn at Manitou, one of Canada’s most elegant resorts, is

nestled on the shores of Lake Manitouwabing. This intimate

evening includes a full-course, haute cuisine dinner with wines.

Guests then adjourn to the Tea Room for an exclusive

opportunity to hear baritone Russell Braun and pianist Carolyn

Maule in recital. Patrons receive an income tax credit receipt

for a portion of the ticket price.

Primadonna Goes into the Woods – August 4Where else would our favourite Primadonna, Mary Lou Fallis,

go when she decides to “rough it” but to the five star Inn at

Manitou. Sheila Wise has graciously invited her in for the night

as a respite from the rigours of the campgrounds and outdoor

facilities on the rest of her tour. She and Peter Tiefenbach

will set up camp in the elegant Tea Room and share their

outrageous “camping” experiences with our audience who will

enjoy the comforts of the Inn with her. After a show including

hilarious songs such as Mosquito Merengue and a “cooking

in the wild” skit where martinis serve as first aid, all are invited

to join her for coffee and dessert.

Jazz Canada has been a Civic Holiday weekend tradition at the Festival of the Sound since 2002. The Saturday evening concert features the star-studded Dave Young Octet. From swing to bop to modern jazz, you will hear music by legendary musicians such as Duke Ellington and original works by Rick Wilkins, Dave Young and Phil Dwyer. Plus the world premiere of Young Suite, a three-movement work composed for the legendary Dave Young by Allan Gilliland. On Sunday afternoon be a part of the excitement when great improvisers, David Braid, David Young, Mark Fewer and Zapp, meet. That evening, meet an exciting young band, the Toronto All-Star Big Band reviving the spirit, style and sound of 1930’s and 40’s – the golden age of the big bands. As a special gift to the audience, the legendary Peter Appleyard makes a guest appearance. Wrap up the Jazz Canada Weekend with a sunset musical cruise on the Island Queen as vocalist Carol McCartney offers songs with a summer theme including The Summer Knows, The Summer Wind and Georgia in Summertime.

Festival Special Events RBC Stockey Young ArtistsJazz Canada

Charles Stockey loved

young artists and often

expressed his desire for

them to perform in the

wonderful acoustics of the

concert hall that he helped

to build. The Festival of

the Sound chooses the RBC

Stockey Young Artists each

year to honour this wish.

RBC Stockey Young

Artists are generously

supported by:

RBC Dominion Securities

and RBC Foundation

support arts and culture

through the RBC Emerging

Artists Support Project

because of their belief in

the power of the arts to

enrich lives and enhance

communities. The Festival

of the Sound is developing

the RBC Stockey Young

Artists program to support

exceptional young

musicians in their transition

to professional careers.

Frederieke SaeijsFrederieke Saeijs of The Netherlands started to play the

violin at age seven and graduated from the Royal

Conservatory in The Hague with Bachelor and Master

degrees. She continued her violin study with Mauricio

Fuks at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music in

Bloomington, Indiana where she received both the

Performer Diploma and the Artist Diploma. In 2005 she

won the First Grand Prix at the Marguerite Long-Jacques

Thibaud competition in Paris. Since then she has performed

throughout the world with prestigious orchestras under

conductors including Matthias Bamert, Jonathan Darlington

and Jaap van Zweden. Frederieke Saeijs is currently

Artist in Residence in the Dr. Anton Philipszaal and Nieuwe

Kerk in her home town The Hague. She plays a violin

by Petrus Guarneri (1725, Venice), ‘Ex- Reine Elisabeth’,

kindly lent to her by the Dutch National Music Instrument

Foundation.

Jan LisieckiJan Lisiecki was born in Calgary in 1995 and has been

studying piano since the age of five with Colleen Athparia

and Glen Montgomery at the Mount Royal College

Conservatory. At 14, he is already making a name for

himself on Canadian and international stages. He had his

orchestral debut with the Calgary Civic Symphony at 9,

as the youngest winner of the Calgary Concerto

Competition and has since performed more than 30 times

with orchestras in Canada and abroad. He has played at

Carnegie Hall and has shared the stage with Yo-Yo Ma,

Pinchas Zukerman, James Ehnes, and Emanuel Ax.

Last summer, he performed the Chopin F minor Concerto

with Sinfonia Varsovia and will return to Warsaw in August

to perform the E minor Concerto. Jan performs frequently

for various charity organizations and was appointed

a National Youth Representative by UNICEF Canada.

Charles Stockey

August 1 – 3, 2009

David Braid , David YoungJan Lisiecki, Frederieke Saeijs

Charles and Lois Stockey


Gala Opening Weekend Fanfares • RBC Stockey Young Artists Celebrate Charles

Friday, July 17, 2009

GALA OPENING CONCERT 7:30 PM

GOLD MEDAL BRASSHannaford Street Silver Band, Curtis Metcalf, resident conductor with a special guest appearance by the Canadian Brass

Fanfares played by Canada’s top brass ensembles open our 30th Anniversary Season. The evening continues with music with an Olympic theme.

Programme includes:

Gilliland The Winspear FanfareCopland Fanfare for the Common ManWilliams Olympic FanfareWilliams Summon the HeroesStrauss Festival Music for Vienna

Saturday, July 18, 2009

30 MINUTES FOR 30 YEARS 6:30 PM

Keith Horner interviews members of the Canadian Brass about its proud history since 1970.

CANADIAN BRASS 7:30 PM

SWING THAT MUSIC – A TRIBUTE TO LOUIS ARMSTRONGCanadian Brass continues to share Canada with audiences around the world. They happily return home to us and bring their virtuosity and vigour to our stage with a programme that flows seamlessly from Bach to Paganini to Glenn Miller. Swing That Music brings to you many of Louis Armstrong’s favourites as well, performed in the one and only Canadian Brass style.

Sunday, July 19, 2009


Meet the Gryphon Trio in conversation with Keith Horner.

MUSIC FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON 2:30 PM

Gryphon Trio; Frederieke Saeijs, violin (RBC Stockey Young Artist)

Haydn Piano Trio In A Major, Hob.XV:18Bach Chaconne in D minor for solo violin, BWV 1004Mendelssohn Trio in No. 1 in D minor, Op. 49

The Canadian debut of Frederieke Saeijs and the only 2009 appearance of the Gryphon Trio.

JAN AND FRIENDS 7:30 PM

Jan Lisiecki, piano (RBC Stockey Young Artist); James Campbell, clarinet; Gillian Ansell, viola; New Zealand String Quartet

Mozart Clarinet Trio in E-flat Major, K. 498, KegelstattMessiaen PréludesChopin Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor, Op. 11

The 2009 Charles Stockey Memorial Concert brings together the outstanding 14-year old Jan Lisiecki in works for solo piano and in chamber collaborations with “the older guys” as James Campbell describes himself and his colleagues.

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Canadian Brass, Gryphon Trio, Hannaford Street Silver Band, New Zealand String Quartet

Janina Fialkowska, Leopoldo Erice, Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi, Anagnoson & Kinton

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Monday, July 20, 2009

AN ELEGANT EVENING, 6:00 PM CELEBRATING OUR FIRST 30 YEARS

A special dinner in honour of the 30th Anniversary of the Festival of the Sound. See page 18 for details.

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

OVERTURE 11:00 AM

THE GOLDBERG: A DIVINE MUSICOur free Overture series gets underway with a discussion by the Spanish piano virtuoso Leopoldo Erice.

MUSIC FOR A SUMMER NOON 12:00 NOON

Leopoldo Erice, piano

Bach Goldberg Variations, BWV 988

OVERTURE 6:00 PM

Jeffrey Stokes introduces the Brahms Requiem.

MUSIC FOR A SUMMER EVENING 7:30 PM

Marion van den Akker, mezzo-soprano; Rian de Waal, piano; Toronto Mendelssohn Choir; Noel Edison, conductor; Anagnoson & Kinton, piano duo; Beverley Johnston, timpani

Schumann Frauenliebe und Leben Brahms Ein deutsches Requiem, Op. 45

Adapted by Brahms for smaller forces, the power of the music remains as strong as in the original version.

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

30 MINUTES FOR 30 YEARS 11:00 AM

Janina Fialkowska in conversation with Keith Horner.


JAN AND JANINA: EXPLORING CHOPIN

Chopin Etudes, Op. 25

Janina Fialkowska shares her knowledge with Jan Lisiecki and with you the audience. The class ends with a performance by Jan of the Etudes explored.

MUSIC FOR A SUMMER AFTERNOON 2:30 PM

THE ART OF TRANSCRIPTIONRian de Waal, piano

Bach Fantasy and Fugue in G minor (Liszt)Chopin 6 Chants Polonais (Liszt)Liszt Réminiscences de Norma (Bellini)

SUNSET ON THE BAY 7:00 PM MUSICAL CRUISE

Marion van den Akker, mezzo-soprano; James Campbell, clarinet; Moshe Hammer, violin; Frederieke Saeijs, violin; Rian de Waal, piano; Leopoldo Erice, piano; Jan Lisiecki, piano; New Zealand String Quartet

Reminiscent of the cruises of the early years at the Festival, the Island Queen cruises out into the Big Sound and drifts as classical music is performed. A limit of 300 tickets will be sold to allow each passenger a seat on the lower deck for one of the two concerts.

Thursday, July 23, 2009


Two long-time members of the Festival of the Sound family, Moshe Hammer and Rian de Waal, in conversation with Keith Horner.


CLASSICAL BENNY James Campbell, clarinet; Moshe Hammer, violin; Rian de Waal, piano; Leopoldo Erice, piano

Bartók Contrasts, Sz.111Bernstein Sonata for clarinet and pianoGershwin/Heifetz Prelude

Benny Goodman loved classical music and commissioned or premiered many works by composers such as Bartók, Bernstein and Poulenc.


Marion van den Akker, mezzo-soprano; Rian de Waal, piano; Frederieke Saeijs, violin; Leopoldo Erice, piano

Albéniz Cantos de España, Op. 232Granados Danzas españolasde Falla SongsSarasate Fantasy on themes from Bizet’s Carmen, Op. 25

OVERTURE 6:00 PM

Jeffrey Stokes introduces this evening’s concert.


Moshe Hammer, violin; Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi, cello; Janina Fialkowska, piano; New Zealand String Quartet

Handel/Halvorsen Passacaglia for violin & celloBach Cello Suite No. 3 in C Major, BWV 1009Mozart Piano Quartet No. 1 in G minor, K. 478



Keith Horner interviews Frederieke Saeijs and Leopoldo Erice.


Frederieke Saeijs, violin; Leopoldo Erice, piano

de Falla Siete Canciones Populares Espagnolas for violin & pianoLoevendie Shuffle for violin & pianoFranck Sonata in A Major for violin & piano


Janina Fialkowska, piano

Mozart Fantasy in C minor, K. 475 Variations on Ah, vous dirai-je, Maman, K. 265Schumann Faschingsschwank aus Wien, Op. 26Ravel SonatineChopin Scherzo No. 2 in B-flat minor, Op. 31


IN THE MENDELSSOHNS’ PARLOURJames Campbell, clarinet; David Bourque, basset horn; Leopoldo Erice, piano; New Zealand String Quartet; Penderecki String Quartet; Jan Lisiecki as the young Felix with commentary by Jeffrey Stokes.

Mendelssohn Octet in E-flat Major for strings, Op. 20Concert Piece No. 1 in F minor for clarinet, basset horn & piano, Op. 113 Songs Without WordsViolin Sonata in F minor, Op. 4

Multimedia glimpses of the extraordinary intellectual crosscurrents in the Berlin household that nurtured Felix and Fanny complement works first heard there.

Saturday, July 25, 2009


Suzanne Shulman, flute; Frederieke Saeijs, violin; Moshe Hammer, violin; Helene Pohl, violin; Rolf Gjelsten, cello; Janina Fialkowska, piano; Festival Chamber Orchestra

Mozart Piano Concerto No. 14 in E-flat Major, K. 449Bach Violin Concerto in A minor, BWV 1041Vivaldi Concerto Grosso in D minor, Op. 3 No. 11Benda Concerto in E minor for flute & strings, L.II-4

Sunday, July 26, 2009

BENNY GOODMAN AT 100 7:30 PM

James Campbell, clarinet; Gene DiNovi, piano; Graham Campbell Band

Hear arrangements from The Sound of Music, the album that Gene DiNovi made with Benny 50 years ago, plus some of Benny’s greatest hits such as Memories of You and Don’t be that Way. The hall is transformed into a club, with guests seated at tables. Dessert and coffee included.

An Elegant Evening • Mendelssohn at 200 • Musical Cruise • Benny Goodman at 100

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Monday, July 27, 2009


Elora Festival Singers, Noel Edison, conductor

An Island Queen sunset cruise celebrating the 30th Anniversaries of both Festival of the Sound and Elora Festival. The choir presents works by John Rutter and Harry Somers, spirituals and folk songs from around the world, including Shenandoah, Danny Boy and Home Sweet Home. The evening will include opportunities for you to sing along.

Tuesday, July 28, 2009


Elora Festival Singers, Noel Edison, conductor; James Campbell, clarinet

Celebrating the richness of the Canadian choral tradition.

Programme includes:

Gould So You Want to Write a Fugue?Corlis Missa Pax commissioned in honour of the 30th Anniversaries of the two Festivals


Leipzig String Quartet; Paul Stewart, piano

Brahms Six Piano Pieces, Op. 118Schumann String Quartet in A Major, Op. 41 No. 3

GALA DINNER & CONCERT AT MANITOU

Gather 5:30 PM Dinner 6:00 PM Concert 8:00 PM

Russell Braun, baritone; Carolyn Maule, piano

An elegant dinner at the five-star Inn at Manitou is followed by an intimate recital with Russell and Carolyn.

Wednesday, July 29, 2009


James Campbell, clarinet; Paul Stewart, piano; Leipzig String Quartet

Saint-Saëns Sonata in E-flat Major for clarinet & piano, Op. 167Tchaikovsky Dumka, Op. 59, Scène rustique russeHaydn String Quartet in C Major, Op. 76 No. 3, Emperor


Paul Marleyn, cello; Paul Stewart, piano

Medtner Piano Sonata No. 1 in F minor, Op. 5Beethoven Cello Sonata in G minor, Op. 5 No. 2


Keith Horner interviews the members of the Leipzig String Quartet.


James Campbell, clarinet; André Laplante, piano; Leipzig String Quartet

Mozart Clarinet Quintet in A Major, K.581Brahms Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34

Thursday, July 30, 2009


André Laplante, piano; Lafayette String Quartet

Haydn String Quartet in G minor, Op. 74 No. 3Schubert Piano Sonata in B-flat Major, D.960


PAINTED SOUNDAnagnoson & Kinton, piano duo; Alan Stein, visuals

Stravinsky Petrouchka

Alan Stein has painted a series of watercolours depicting key scenes in the ballet Petrouchka as if they were set designs in the original Ballets Russes tradition. The projected images enhance the piano four-hands version of the full ballet score.


James Anagnoson & Leslie Kinton, a piano duo since 1976, in conversation with Keith Horner.


James Campbell, clarinet; Yariv Aloni, viola; Lafayette String Quartet; Trio Hochelaga

Williams Air & Simple GiftsSmetana Piano Trio in G minor, Op. 15Brahms String Sextet No. 2 in G Major, Op. 36

John Williams’s Air and Simple Gifts was chosen as the inauguration music for Barack Obama.



Trio Hochelaga

Haydn Piano Trio in G Major Hob.XV:25Mendelssohn Piano Trio No. 2 in C minor, Op. 66


MUSIC FROM THE SALONS OF PARISStéphane Lemelin, piano

Fauré Three Nocturnes, Op. 33Ravel SonatineChopin Four Impromptus


Yariv Aloni, viola; Lafayette String Quartet; Anagnoson & Kinton, piano duo

Mendelssohn String Quintet No. 2 in B-flat Major, Op. 87Brahms Variations on a Theme by Haydn, Op. 56bBach Concerto for two pianos in C minor, BWV 1060

Saturday, August 1, 2009

JAZZ CANADA 7:30 PM

David Young Octet: Andy Ballantyne, baritone sax; Rick Wilkins, tenor sax; Verne Dorge, alto sax; Kevin Turcotte, trumpet; Terry Promane, trombone; David Young, bass; Gary Williamson, piano; Terry Clarke, drums

From swing to bop to modern jazz, music composed by legendary musicians such as Duke Ellington, Horace Silver, Charles Mingus and Thad Jones as well as original works by Rick Wilkins, Dave Young and Phil Dwyer. And the world premiere of Young Suite, a three-movement work composed for the legendary Dave Young and his octet by Composer-in-Residence Allan Gilliland.

Sunday, August 2, 2009

IMPROVISATION ON A 2:30 PM SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Mark Fewer, violin; David Young, bass; David Braid, piano; Zapp String Quartet

Be part of the excitement when great improvisers meet. Programme includes Obsessed, three tunes inspired by Miles Davis and Allan Gilliland’s Wind Machine. Zapp, the surprise hit of the 2006 Festival, is back with its exceptional virtuosity and unconventional approach to jazz and classical music.

SWING, SWING, SWING 7:30 PM

Toronto All-Star Big Band with special guest Peter Appleyard

One of Canada’s most exciting young bands, the Toronto All-Star Big Band revives the spirit, style and sound of 1930’s and 40’s – the golden age of the big bands. With brilliant programming, slick choreography and witty cultural nostalgia, this vibrant cast of players, aged 16 to 22, makes its first Festival of the Sound visit. Tonight the legendary Peter Appleyard makes a special guest appearance with the Toronto All-Star Big Band.

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Mozart Clarinet Quintet • Jazz Canada • Brahms Piano Quintet • Gala at Manitou

Leipzig String Quartet, Lafayette String Quartet, Trio Hochelaga

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Wednesday, August 5, 2009


HORNS APLENTY: Hosted by James Sommerville.

James Sommerville, Ken MacDonald, Neil Spaulding, Allene Hackleman, horns; Aimée Tsuchiya, piano

Beethoven Horn Sonata in F Major, Op. 17Mozart Duos for horn, K. 487Reicha Trios for horn, Op. 82Schumann Konzertstück for four horns & piano, Op. 86


Festival Baroque

Handel Water Music Suite No. 1 in F Major, HWV 348 Water Music Suite No. 3 in G Major, HWV 350


Keith Horner discusses life in a string quartet with Marc Johnson, cellist of the Vermeer Quartet for 35 years and Jerzy Kaplanek, violinist with the Penderecki Quartet for 22.


Mark Fewer, violin; Marc Johnson, cello; Joel Quarrington, double bass; Penderecki String Quartet

Haydn String Quartet No. 57 in C Major, Op. 74 No. 1Rossini Duo in D Major for cello & bassSchubert Rondo in A Major, D. 438Beethoven String Quartet No. 15 in A minor, Op. 132

Thursday, August 6, 2009

BALLETS RUSSES – THE FILM 9:30 AM

A rare glimpse of the dancers, choreographers, composers, and designers that transformed the face of ballet for generations to come.


Works inspired by the Ballets RussesFestival Ensemble; York2 Piano Duo

Monday, August 3, 2009


Carol McCartney, vocalist; Kevin Turcotte, trumpet; David Young, bass; Gary Williamson, piano; Terry Clarke, drums

The songs on tonight’s cruise have a summer theme including The Summer Knows, The Summer Wind and Georgia in Summertime. The ship cruises right by Palestine Island, summer home of Irving Berlin.

Tuesday, August 4, 2009


The Festival Winds, affectionately known as The Brothers, promise to behave long enough for an interview with Keith Horner.


Festival Winds

Mozart Serenade No. 12 in C minor, K. 388Dvorák Serenade in D minor, Op. 44

So you think you know music history? Professor David Bourque and the Festival Winds present their own version.


James Campbell, clarinet; Graham Campbell, guitar; Zapp String Quartet

James Campbell and Zapp have developed a repertoire ranging from Schumann to Allan Gilliland and Graham Campbell.

PRIMADONNA GOES 8:00 PM INTO THE WOODS

Mary Lou Fallis, soprano; Peter Tiefenbach, piano

Mary Lou and Peter come in out of the woods to enjoy the comforts of the Inn at Manitou. The show is filled with the same humour and surprises that we have come to expect from Mary Lou.

Debussy Afternoon of a FaunSatie GymnopédiesStravinsky The Rite of Spring


York2 Piano Duo

Holst The Planets, Op. 32

The long-forgotten piano duet score signed by Holst was found by John York in his office, once used by Holst. Parry Sound children’s paintings of the planets are projected throughout the performance.


Keith interviews Festival Artistic Director James Campbell and Executive Director Margaret Boyd about his 25 years and her 20 with the Festival. Come behind the scenes for stories of how it all comes together each year.


Russell Braun, baritone; Guy Few, trumpet; Carolyn Maule, piano; Festival Winds

Gilliland RhumbaPoulenc Le bal masqué Mozart Serenade for 13 winds, K. 361 Gran Partita

Friday, August 7, 2009

WINDS ON THE WATER 9:00 AM

A morning cruise on M.V. Chippewa with the Festival Winds.


Suzanne Shulman, flute; Mark Fewer, violin; Jeremy Bell, violin; Marc Johnson, cello; John York, piano

Weber Trio in G minor for flute, cello & piano, Op. 63Glick Suite Hébraïque No. 5Hindson Chrissietina’s Magic Fantasy


James Campbell, clarinet; James McKay, bassoon; James Sommerville, horn; Joel Quarrington, double bass; Penderecki String Quartet

Schubert Octet in F Major, D. 803


OPERA GALALeslie Fagan, soprano; Gabrielle Prata, mezzo-soprano; Mark DuBois, tenor; Russell Braun, baritone; Carolyn Maule, piano; Guy Few, piano

Mark DuBois hosts an all-new programme of great arias, duets, trios and quartets. Highlights from Handel’s Atalanta, Offenbach’s Tales of Hoffman and Rossini’s Barber of Seville.

Saturday, August 8, 2009

FAMILY CONCERT 12:00 NOON

Strings Across the Sky; Andrea Hansen, musical director and co-founder

Since 1988, Strings Across the Sky has taught fiddling to Aboriginal, Métis and Inuit youth. Since many of today’s players are performing before an audience for the first time after only a few days of lessons, what happens on stage is pure magic.


Orford Six Pianos: Olivier Godin; Sandra Murray; Claire Ouellet; Mariane Patenaude; Francis Perron; Lorraine Prieur

A Piano Gala like no other: six grand pianos on stage.

Programme to include: Prokofiev Classical SymphonyRossini Overture from The Barber of SevilleBernstein Overture from Candide

Sunday, August 9, 2009


Keith chats with Lydia Adams about Messiah.

MUSIC FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON 2:30 PM

Leslie Fagan, soprano; Andrea Ludwig, mezzo-soprano; Michael McBride, tenor; Russell Braun, baritone; Elmer Iseler Singers; Lydia Adams, conductor; Festival Chamber Orchestra

Handel Messiah

The Elmer Iseler Singers, four outstanding soloists and a star-studded orchestra promise you an unforgettable afternoon.

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Opera Gala • Horns Aplenty • Mozart Gran Partita • Six Piano Gala • Handel’s Messiah

Russell Braun, Leslie Fagan, Penderecki String Quartet, Guy Few

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Monday, August 3

Musical Cruise 7:00 PM TD

Tuesday, August 4

30 Minutes 11:00 AM SC

Noon Concert 12:00 NOON SC

Afternoon Concert 2:30 PM SC

Primadonna at Manitou 8:00 PM

Wednesday, August 5



30 Minutes 6:30 PM SC

Evening Concert 7:30 PM SC

Thursday, August 6

Ballets Russes – the Film 9:30 AM SC





Saturday, August 8

Family Concert 12:00 NOON SC

Orford Six Pianos 7:30 PM SC

Sunday, August 9


Messiah 2:30 PM SC

Friday, August 7

Winds on the Water 9:00 AM CH



Opera Gala 7:30 PM SC

Tuesday, July 28



Gala at Manitou 5:30 PM

Wednesday, July 29





Thursday, July 30





Saturday, August 1

Jazz Canada 7:30 PM SC

Sunday, August 2

Improvisation 2:30 PM SC

Swing, Swing, Swing 7:30 PM SC

Friday, July 31




Monday, July 20

Anniversary Dinner Gala 6:00 PM SC

Tuesday, July 21

Overture 11:00 AM SC


Overture 6:00 PM SC


Wednesday, July 22





Thursday, July 23




Overture 6:00 PM SC


Saturday, July 25


Sunday, July 26

Benny Goodman at 100 7:30 PM SC

Friday, July 24





Saturday, July 18

Opening of Art Show 4:00 PM SC


Canadian Brass 7:30 PM SC

Calendar Codes

TD Town Dock, 9 Bay Street

SC Charles W. Stockey Centre, 2 Bay Street

CH Chippewa Dock, 17 Bay Street

denotes a free event

Friday, July 17

Gala Opening Concert 7:30 PM SC

Sunday, July 19


Matinee Concert 2:30 PM SC

Jan and Friends 7:30 PM SC

Monday, July 27


Wednesday, July 1

Canada Day Cruise 7:00 PM TD

With Thanks To:

Festival of the Sound 2009 Calendar


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Artist Series SponsorsBook CityParry Sound Books

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Sponsored byRoss Windows and Doors

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Sponsored byRE/MAX Parry Sound-Muskoka Realty Ltd.

Sponsored byShaw-Almex Industries

Sponsored byKay Wilkinson to thank Festival volunteers

Sponsored byThe Festival’s Past Presidents

Sponsored byDr. Christine Goossen

In Memory ofBetty Ibey

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for a very special gala dinner on Monday, July 20 at the Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts. Food has always played a very important role in the Festival of the Sound’s celebrations, both for raising funds and for building relationships. Celebrate the 30th anniversary season and James Campbell’s 25th anniversary as Artistic Director with an evening of music, laughter, wine, good friends, good conversation and fine food. Keith Horner hosts the evening and Festival musicians offer an intimate concert as their anniversary gift. Come and raise a glass or two to the Festival’s first 30 seasons and help us to raise funds for many more years of wonderful music to come. Your support and encouragement, shown by your presence with us, are particularly welcome in these challenging economic times.

A tax receipt for $75 will be issued for each ticket sold. Wine with dinner is included in the price of the ticket. The dress code is “Parry Sound Elegance,” ranging all the way from black tie to smart casual. Seating is reserved at tables for eight, so order early to avoid disappointment.

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Frederieke Saeÿs, the 2009 RBC Stockey Young Artist.

The RBC® Stockey Young Artist project provides

an emerging young performer the opportunity to

be the featured guest artist at a public concert.

This is one of over 30 RBC arts partnerships

dedicated to bridging the gap between academic

training and the professional world of the arts.

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CREATE A BETTER FUTURE

Let The Music Play On

In order that we may present

exceptional concerts for at least

30 more seasons, we are conducting

the “Note-by-Note” fundraising

campaign. James Campbell has

planned for many years to bring

together enough of his colleagues

to perform the Mozart Serenade for

13 Winds, Gran Partita. But each

year, when it came time to trim the

budget, he decided that we really

couldn’t afford the extra players. This

year, when the topic came up again,

Executive Director Margaret Boyd

would not let him cut it out and

promised that we would find a way to

do it. And that’s where you come in!

In addition to asking you to renew

your support of the Festival with

a donation to our annual campaign,

we are inviting you to buy a symbolic

musical note for $25.00 or a full bar

of the Gran Partita for $100. Now you

may ask if there is a special price for

bars where the oboes and clarinets

rest for a line or two. The answer is

no, since we still have to pay them

to count! More seriously, the

performance of the Gran Partita on

August 6 will be one not to be

missed. This is the work that led

Mozart’s rival Salieri to muse in the

movie Amadeus, “It seemed to me

that I was hearing the voice of God.”

The campaign will continue through

the summer season with the names

of all contributors to the Note-by-Note

campaign included in a memento of

the evening that will be given to

James Campbell with our thanks.

Note-by-Note


MembershipThe Festival of the Sound delivers Canada’s finest summer experiences – intimate performances by outstanding chamber musicians in the spectacular Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts on the shores of Georgian Bay. To present world calibre concerts at affordable ticket prices, the Festival Board raises two dollars for every dollar generated at the Box Office. Since we keep administrative costs as low as possible, your membership donation has a direct impact on artistic programming and free educational opportunities for children and adults. A recent survey of 226 Canadian performing arts organizations showed that 8% of the total revenue was raised through individual donations. At the Festival of the Sound, our individual donors contributed 18% of our revenue in 2007. Thanks to the support of this wonderful membership base, we are now one of Canada’s most successful musical organizations.

All contributions are gratefully received and are eligible for a tax credit receipt. With a donation of $25 or more, you will become a member of the Festival of the Sound and receive a pre-Christmas mailing with special offers on passes and merchandise, our newsletter Soundings outlining advance information about the upcoming season, early mailing of the season brochure, and listing in the souvenir programme. The Festival Board offers contributors of $250 or more tickets to their concert of choice (excluding Opening Night, cruises and special events).

Your investment in the future of the Festival of the Sound is very much appreciated.

Frederieke Saeijs, the 2009 RBC Stockey Young Artist.

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Impressions of the Massasauga Provincial Park

The Massasauga Provincial Park

stretches along the coast of

Georgian Bay from Parry Sound to

the Moon River. It includes

spectacular windswept islands as

well as inland forests and lakes and

is a sanctuary for many protected

species. Once a year a group of

Ontario artists tours the park in

visual study. The composition of

the group changes annually, as

do their impressions of the park.

The artwork in this exhibition

represents the participating artists’

unique perspective of this

exceptional Canadian landscape.

All are invited to the show

opening on Saturday, July 18 at

4:00 P.M. The show continues

through to August 9.

Art Exhibit

Charles & Lois Stockey Endowment Fund

Charles and Lois Stockey were

supporters of and workers for

the Festival of the Sound in its

formative years before they moved

to Victoria, BC. In 2002, what began

with a casual question about what

was happening now in Parry Sound

led to a donation of $1.7 million to

name the Charles W. Stockey Centre

for the Performing Arts. Now the

Festival has a home, an intimate

performance hall that has come to

be ranked as one of the finest in

the world for chamber music.

During the 25th Anniversary Season

in 2004, the Festival Board

established the Charles and Lois

Stockey Endowment Fund to honour

our benefactors. To ensure the

long-term health of the organization,

all donations directed to this fund

are invested, with the interest used

to support annual operations.

Charles Stockey died in

September of 2004 after a lengthy

battle with cancer. Lois lives in

Victoria but maintains a keen interest

in news from Parry Sound and looks

forward to her annual visit for the

summer concert series.

Information about the Charles and

Lois Stockey Endowment Fund is

available at all Festival of the Sound

concerts. Speak to one of the

Directors wearing a “gold badge” or

call the Festival Office. Contributions

of any size are welcome and are

eligible for a charitable tax receipt.

Stockey Fund


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In the Festival’s innovative education

program Music Scores, children in

Grades 4 to 6 in thirteen area schools

enjoy six concert experiences, some

of which have included the True

North Brass, a woodwind quintet, a

jazz ensemble, the Toronto Symphony

Youth Orchestra and most recently

a quartet of singers. Prior to each

of these concerts, the musicians visit

every school, getting to know the

students in an informal setting,

demonstrating their instruments and

preparing them for the concert.

Then all 700 children come to the

Stockey Centre by bus or on foot to

listen to the musicians, now their

friends, in a formal concert setting.

No opening night audience can

match the excitement that precedes

each of these concerts.

Music Scores is offered without

charge to the children, their families

or the schools. Thanks to:

The Recording Industries Music

Performance Fund of the American

Federation of Musicians

Ontario Arts Education Partnership

Initiative

The donors who made us eligible

for matching funds from the OAEPI

Near North District School Board

Music Scores Thank You


The Festival of the Sound is

grateful for the support of the

following government and

business partners:

Yamaha Pianos provided courtesy of The Music Gallery, authorized dealer of fine Yamaha pianos in Central Ontariowww.yamahamusiccentre.com

Ontario Arts Endowment Fund

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The Box Office at 42 James St.

in Parry Sound will open for

ticket sales on Monday, March 30

at 9:00 A.M.

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Monday to Saturday,

9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.

and seven days a week at

the Stockey Centre,

10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.

Tickets are sold at concert venues

1 hour prior to performances

(subject to availability).

Special Discount Offers!

1. FESTIVAL PASSPORT

The 2009 Festival Passport is a

great value. It includes all concerts

marked with a P on the listing on

page 30. Enjoy the same reserved

seat for every concert. Cruises

and special events are not included

in the Festival Passport.

2. MINI-PASS

Weekdays at the Festival of the

Sound are packed with chamber

music concerts and learning

opportunities. We offer special

prices on a Mini-Pass that includes

all tickets in the Festival Passport

for Tuesdays through Fridays of

each week. Opening Night,

cruises and Special Events are

not included. (Weeks are priced

individually because of differing

numbers of events.)

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and Afternoon concerts, ask for our

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A limited number of tickets for

students will be available at the

door ½ hour prior to concerts

in the Charles W. Stockey Centre

for ½ the regular adult price.

Subject to availability.

5. SPECIAL GROUP RATES

A 20% discount off regular adult

prices is available for groups of

20 or more. Contact the Festival

Office to order.

Overtures, 30 Minutes and Family

Concerts are Free! Free open

rehearsals will be listed in the

programme booklet.

Ticket Exchange Policy

Tickets will not be accepted

for refund or resale. However,

tickets may be exchanged up to

24 hours before the performance

by contacting the Festival Office.

A service charge of $1.00 per

ticket will apply. Tickets from

Passports or Mini-Passes are

not eligible for exchange.

Kindly Note

All programmes are subject to

change without notice.

Please turn off cell phones

and pagers or leave them at

the Box Office.

Latecomers will be seated at a

suitable break in the performance.

The use of cameras and recording

devices is strictly prohibited.

No food or drink is permitted in

the Festival Performance Hall.

Pre-Christmas special ticket prices

no longer apply.

Ticket prices for concerts in the

Charles W. Stockey Centre include

a $1 surcharge for the Building

Fund and $1 for the Capital

Improvement Fund.

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PHOTOGRAPY:p. 2 (James Campbell) Bruno Schreckerp. 4 (Stockey Centre) Julian Stein (James Sommerville) Michael Nikas (Elmer Iseler Singers) Kathleen Tapp Mockp. 5 (Peter Appleyard) Julian Steinp. 6 (David Braid) Gary Taylor (David Young) Julian Steinp. 7 (Frederieke Saeijs) Marco Borggreve (Charles & Lois Stockey) André Beneteaup. 9 (New Zealand String Quartet) Robert Cattop. 10 (Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi) Don Hunsteinp. 11 (Janina Fialkowska) Peter Schaafp. 12 (Leipzig String Quartet) Gert Mothes p. 14 (Russell Braun) Johannes Ifkovits (Leslie Fagan) Joris Van Daelep. 15 (Guy Few) Sophie Hoganp. 18 (Stockey Centre) André Beneteaup. 25 Frances Thomas

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Wednesday, July 1 Canada Day Cruise $12 for children 5 to 12 $32

Friday, July 17 P Gala Opening Concert $40 $36 $35 $31

Saturday, July 18 P Canadian Brass $40 $36 $35 $31

Sunday, July 19 P Matinee Concert $25 $22 $19 $16

P Jan and Friends $31 $28 $25 $22

Monday, July 20 Anniversary Dinner Gala $150

Tuesday, July 21 P Noon Concert $19 $16 $19 $16

P Brahms Requiem $35 $32 $29 $26

Wednesday, July 22 P Noon Concert $19 $16 $19 $16

P Afternoon Concert $19 $16 $19 $16

Musical Cruise $35

Thursday, July 23 P Noon Concert $19 $16 $19 $16


P Evening Concert $31 $28 $25 $22

Friday, July 24 P Noon Concert $19 $16 $19 $16



Saturday, July 25 P Evening Concert $40 $36 $35 $31

Sunday, July 26 Benny Goodman at 100 $60

Monday, July 27 Musical Cruise $35

Tuesday, July 28 P Noon Concert $19 $16 $19 $16


Gala at Manitou $150

Wednesday, July 29 P Noon Concert $19 $16 $19 $16



Thursday, July 30 P Noon Concert $19 $16 $19 $16



Friday, July 31 P Noon Concert $19 $16 $19 $16



Saturday, August 1 P Jazz Canada $31 $28 $25 $22

Sunday, August 2 P Great Improvisers $25 $22 $19 $16

P Swing, Swing, Swing $31 $28 $25 $22

Monday, August 3 Musical Cruise $35

Tuesday, August 4 P Noon Concert $19 $16 $19 $16


Primadonna at Manitou $65

Wednesday, August 5 P Noon Concert $19 $16 $19 $16



Thursday, August 6 P Film – Ballets Russes $10 $10 $10 $10

P Noon Concert $19 $16 $19 $16



Friday, August 7 Winds on the Water $65

P Noon Concert $19 $16 $19 $16


P Opera Gala $35 $32 $29 $26

Saturday, August 8 P Orford Six Pianos $35 $32 $29 $26

Sunday, August 9 P The Messiah $35 $32 $29 $26

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