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SUMMARY:Opera Atelier | Charpentier’s David and Jonathan
DESCRIPTION:A Story of David the Giant Killer \nThe Versailles production of Marc Antoine Charpentier’s breathtaking opera/ballet makes its Canadian debut\, fully staged in Koerner Hall. \nStaged by Opera Atelier’s Co-Artistic Directors Marshall Pynkoski and Jeannette Lajeunesse Zingg in 2022 for the Royal Chapel in Versailles\, the production created an international sensation\, winning prestigious awards as a CD and DVD. \n“Jeannette and I have returned from a marvelous experience in Versailles where we staged and choreographed Marc Antoine Charpentier’s liturgical masterpiece\, David et Jonathas. The performance took place in the Royal Chapel\, designed by Mansard for Louis XIV – a first in the history of that glorious building. \nWhat with a set designed by Antoine and Roland Fontaine\, costumes by the legendary Christian Lacroix and an extraordinary group of artists\, it was an opening like no other in our lives. A performance that seemed like a hallucination…. Nothing seemed real from the first chords of Charpentier’s searing overture\, straight through to the standing ovation at the end. An over-sold-out house seemed to know at once that something extraordinary was about to take place\, and our performers responded in kind. These dear exhausted artists had rehearsed three days in a row with full orchestra\, costume\, and makeup. They opened not having had a break – but delivered performances that astonished all of us. A standing\, cheering ovation that went on for so long – our carefully rehearsed bows fell apart entirely!” \nMarshall Pynkoski
URL:https://www.ludwig-van.com/toronto/event/opera-atelier-charpentiers-david-jonathan/2025-04-13/
LOCATION:Koerner Hall\, 273 Bloor St W\, \, Toronto\, ON\, M5S 1V6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Ballet,opera,Period ensemble
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SUMMARY:Music Toronto | What Makes It Great?® with Rob Kapilow and Gryphon Trio
DESCRIPTION:Whether you’re a seasoned classical music enthusiast or just beginning to explore its depths\, Rob Kapilow’s “What Makes It Great?”® presentations are sure to captivate and enlighten you. With his infectious enthusiasm and profound knowledge\, Rob delves into Beethoven’s music\, offering fresh insights and perspectives that will forever change the way you listen. \nRob’s unique ability to make complex musical concepts accessible and engaging ensures that audiences of all levels will find his presentations both enjoyable and enlightening. Prepare to be moved\, inspired\, and thoroughly entertained as Rob Kapilow opens a new world of understanding and appreciation for Beethoven’s masterpieces. \nBeethoven – Piano Trio in Bb Major\, Op. 97 Archduke \nCo-presented with TO Live
URL:https://www.ludwig-van.com/toronto/event/music-toronto-makes-great-rob-kapilow-gryphon-trio/
LOCATION:George Weston Recital Hall\, 5040 Yonge Street\, Toronto\, ON\, M2N 6R8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Chamber music,Talk
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SUMMARY:INNERchamber Concerts | From Distant Shores
DESCRIPTION:Who: Oud virtuoso Rihab Azar\, and The INNERchamber Ensemble: Andrew Chung (violin)\, Ben Bolt-Martin (cello)\, Graham Hargrove (percussion). \nWhat: From Distant Shores is the fifth concert of INNERchamber’s Season 15. \nVisiting from her home in London\, England\, Rihab Azar\, virtuoso of the Oud\, joins the INNERchamber\nEnsemble to share premières of her infinitely tender and haunting new works ahead of her debut album\nrelease in 2026. \nWhile deeply rooted in the authentically Middle-Eastern character of the Oud\, Rihab’s music possesses a uniquely intimate and daring identity of its own. Rich imagery and introspection infuse the program\,\ninviting the audience on a journey of depth and imagination. Alongside Rihab’s original works are pieces\nby the late renowned Nubian composer\, Oud master and vocalist Hamza El Din\, Palestinian composer\nand one of the finest Oud players of our time\, Ahmad Al Khatib\, and the late Adnan Abul-Shamat\, master of the iconic Syrian genre Muwashahat. \nWe’re excited to share this rare opportunity to experience the work of Rihab Azar\, an absolute master of\nthe Oud\, with as much of the community as possible. \n“The program invites the audience into a deep and novel\, yet relatable experience as we play my music\nand that of other composers. My pieces have a strong personal undertone as they convey journeys\ninward to find warmth\, consolation and novelty. The oud sits very comfortably with string instruments\nand percussion\, so there will be rich and exciting resonances filling the space! I can’t wait to play with\nAndrew\, Ben and Graham. They’re all amazing and I’m honoured that INNERchamber has invited me to\nplay with them.” -Guest Artist Rihab Azar \n“Since meeting Rihab a couple of years ago\, after a long awaited visit to Canada to see her family here in\nStratford\, I have been wanting to collaborate on a concert project with her. She brings such a fresh\napproach and an intense dedication to her virtuosic style of music making and I know that our\nINNERchamber Ensemble will relish this rich musical collaboration.” – INNERchamber Artistic Director Andrew Chung \nConcert Program:\nWorks by Rihab Azar\, Hamza El Din\, Ahmad Al Khatib\, and Adnan Abul-Shamat \nNote! \nThe Sunday\, April 13 concert is a ticketed event at the venue listed. \nBecause of anticipated demand\, the program will be performed again at The Local Community Food Centre (The Local at 612 Erie St Stratford\, ON) as a Pay-What-You-Can concert on Monday\, April 14 at 4pm. Guests on Monday will also have the option to enjoy The Local’s Monday Night Community Dinner\, on a first come\, first served basis.
URL:https://www.ludwig-van.com/toronto/event/innerchamber-concerts-distant-shores/2025-04-13/
LOCATION:Factory 163\, 163 King Street\, Stratford\, Ontario\, N5A 4S2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Chamber music,World Music
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