Caroline Goulding and Raphaël Sévère Captivate as ‘New Generation’ Artists

CanadaCanada Bach, Beethoven, Debussy and Bartók: Caroline Goulding (violin), Wenwen Du (piano), Vancouver Playhouse, 1.11.2015 (GN)

Borodin, Lutoslawski, Debussy, Berg and Bernstein: Raphaël Sévère (clarinet), Paul Montag (piano), Vancouver Playhouse, 25.10.2015 (GN)

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The Intrigue of the Paganini Variations: World Premiere of Poul Ruders’ Piano Concerto no. 3

CanadaCanada  Ruders, Rachmaninoff, Stravinsky and Sibelius: Anne-Marie McDermott (piano), Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Bramwell Tovey (conductor), Orpheum Theatre, Vancouver, 24.10.2015 (GN)

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Anne-Marie McDermott and Poul Ruders Photo Credit Joyce Janvier

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A Loving Vespers from Stephen Stubbs

 CanadaCanada Monteverdi: Vespers of 1610, Jolie Greenleaf and Catherine Webster (sopranos), Laura Pudwell (alto), Reginald L. Mobley (alto), Charles Daniels, Zachary Wilder and Ross Hauck (tenors), Douglas Williams and Charles Robert Williams (bass-baritones), Vancouver Chamber Choir, Pacific MusicWorks, Stephen Stubbs (conductor and lute), Chan Centre, Vancouver, 23.10.2015

 

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                          Steven Stubbs: Monteverdi Vespers of 1610

 

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Bruce Dickey on the Cornetto and the Vespers

Bruce Dickey on the Cornetto and the Vespers

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Bruce Dickey

For four decades, Bruce Dickey has almost single-handedly pioneered the resurgence of the cornetto, an instrument forgotten for centuries but absolutely essential to faithful historical performance. He has been a fixture at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, leading new students of the instrument forward. In 2000, the Historic Brass Society awarded him the prestigious Christopher Monk Award for ‘his monumental work in cornetto performance, historical performance practice and musicological scholarship’.

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