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COC Free Concert Series

Nov 17, 2022
COC Lobby

St. John-Mercer-Park Trio with violinist Scott St. John and cellist Rachel Mercer

Haydn Trio No. 38 and Kevin Lau’s Under a Veil of Stars

Taylor Academy Junior Masterclass

Oct 28, 2022
Royal Conservatory of Music

University of Toronto Chamber Music Masterclass

Oct 28, 2022
University of Toronto

Taylor Academy Senior Masterclass

Oct 28, 2022
Royal Conservatory of Music

Prince Edward County Music Festival

Sep 18, 2022
St. Mary Magdalene Anglican Church, Picton ON

Dvorak concert with Scott St. John, Sharon Wei, and the Myriade Quartet

Prince Edward County Music Festival

Sep 17, 2022
St. Mary Magdalene Anglican Church, Picton ON

4 hands with pianist Philip Chiu
Mozart K. 381, Ravel Mother Goose, Dvorak Slavonic Dances, Faure Dolly Suite, Rachmaninoff Six Morceaux Op. 11

Wolf Performance Hall 20th Anniversary Celebration

Sep 11, 2022
Wolf Hall, Central Branch London Public Library

Recital with violinist Scott St. John

Concerts Ahunstic

Aug 20, 2022
Salle Marguerite-Bourgeoys du collège Regina Assumpta, Ahunstic QC

Piano quartets with violinist Andrew Wan, violist Sharon Wei, cellist Brian Manker.
Mozart E flat, Caroline Shaw Thousandth Orange, Brahms C minor

Waterside Summer Series

Aug 16, 2022

Concert with soprano Leslie Fagan and clarinetist James Campbell.

Music Mondays

Aug 1, 2022

“Where The Creator Rests: Andromeda Trio (Marucs Scholtes, violin and Miriam Stewart-Kroeker, cello) with guest pianist Angela Park, will present a program that reflects the trajectory of Métis-Mennonite relations in Canada, from the persecution and emigration of Mennonites from Ukraine, to the impact of their immigration to the Canadian prairies on the Indigenous people who had been promised the land.

The program is a collaboration with Métis composer, Karen Sunabacka, which addresses this history, and will be paired alongside other relevant works. The Place Where The Creator Rests has been generously supported by the Canada Council for the Arts and the Region of Waterloo Arts Fund.”