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Paul Westermeyer - Friday May 14
Choral Day with Mark Vuorinen and Mitch Bondi - Saturday May 15
(Co-sponsored with RSCM Toronto and Church of the Redeemer)
Friday May 14, 7:00 pm. through to Sunday May 16 at Church of the Redeemer (Avenue Road and Bloor), RCCO - Toronto in collaboration and co-sponsorship with the Royal School of Church Music present a choral event with Paul Westermeyer. Clinicians for the Saturday session are Mark Vuorinen and Mitch Bondi. For more details please refer to the latest RCCO monthly print bulletin or our website… www.rcco2009.ca
ORGANIX CONCERTS presents ORGANIX 10
www.organixconcerts.ca
ORGANIX CONCERTS presents weekly Monday lunchtime concerts (12:15 – 1:00) Holy Trinity Church – Eaton Centre. May 3, 10, 17, 23 and 31. The first concert is in collaboration with Dr. Wayne Carroll Scholarship Fund. The final Monday concert on May 31 is in collaboration with Music Mondays. Performers in this series include; Samuel Bisson; cello, Alexa Wilks; violin and organist Wayne Carroll; Also, organists: Thomas Pousont (McGill), Rachel Mahon (Toronto) with Larry Beckwith conducting the Unionville String Orchestra. Jacob Street (Oberlin), Sanya Eng; harp and Patricia Wright; organ. All concerts are Free but donations welcomed. For more information, visit www.organixconcerts.ca or phone 416-241-9785.
- Monday May 3, 8:00 pm. ORGANIX CONCERTS in collaboration with The Toronto Theatre Organ Society at CASA LOMA (1 Austin Terrace) presents an evening of Popular Favourites performed by London Centre RCCO member Ross McDonald. Come out and support this concert and enjoy Pop Favourites. Hear the stunning refurbishment of the Wurlitzer… Thank you John Struve for your careful attention to this historic instrument! General Admission: $ 22 at the door or $ 21 in advance. For more information, visit www.organixconcerts.ca or phone 416-241-9785.
- Saturday May 22, 7:30 pm. ORGANIX CONCERTS is at St. John’s – York Mills (19 Don Ridge Dr.) featuring the improvisational talents of Andrei Streliaev in his accompaniment of the 1925 classic silent film, “The Eagle” starring Rudolph Valentino. Free-will offering and all proceeds will go to charity. For more information, visit www.organixconcerts.ca or phone 416-241-9785.
- ORGANIX CONCERTS INTERNATIONAL ARTIST SERIES
- Friday May 7, 2010 at 7:30 pm. ORGANIX will be at Metropolitan United Church and will feature Frédéric Champion. Frédéric is an impressive organist and winner of the first prize in the first Canadian International Organ Competition. He has performed throughout Europe at all the “hot spots” for organists to play. Come and hear his blazing virtuosity and enjoy the first of three concerts in our International series. General Admission $ 25 and $ 20 for Seniors and Students. All who are 18 and under get in free! For more information, visit www.organixconcerts.ca or phone 416-241-9785.
- Sunday May 23, 3:00 pm. ORGANIX will be at Our Lady of Sorrows and will feature James David Christie. This concert is in collaboration with the church in support of its mechanical action Casavant Frères organ. Maestro Christie will perform J. S. Bach’s last work… the Art of the Fugue. This concert is Free but donations over $ 20.00 will get a tax receipt from Our Lady of Sorrows. Envelopes for this purpose will be provided at the concert. For more information, visit www.organixconcerts.ca or phone 416-241-9785.
- Sunday May 30, 7:00 pm. ORGANX will be at All Saints Kingsway and will feature in our final concert of the International Series the thrilling and highly creative Eugenio Maria Fagiani. You will hear some very exciting new material and a few of his big movie transcriptions. Bring a motif with you so that he can improvise on it! General Admission $ 25 and $ 20 for Seniors and Students. All who are 18 and under get in free! For more information, visit www.organixconcerts.ca or phone 416-241-9785.
Annual Meeting of the Toronto Centre
Friday June 18, 6:30 pm. RCCO – Toronto Centre Annual General Meeting at St. Mark and Calvary Anglican Church, 21 Blackthorn Avenue, Toronto (just north of St. Clair Ave. and west of Caledonia).