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The Burlington Civic Chorale with Music Director, Dr. Gary Fisher, and Accompanist, Jennifer Goodine will present �Intimations of Immortality�, on Saturday, May 12, 2012 at 7:30 pm, at St. Christopher�s Anglican Church 662 Guelph Line, Burlington, Ontario. More »

Three award-winning young female guitarists performing a dynamic program of music for solo, duo and trio!
Sunday, February 5, 2012 7pm
Hamilton Conservatory for the Arts
126 James St. S.
Tickets ($25/$15) available at www.guitarhamilton.com, the HCA Box Office or by calling (905) 528-4020.

HCA Piano Series Presents: Andr� Laplante
Sunday, January 15, 2012, 2:00 pm

Program: Debussy: Estampes
Ravel: Oiseaux tristes and La vall�e des cloches from Miroirs suite, Sonatine.
Liszt: Sonata in B minor More »

5 at the First Chamber Music Series
Season 2 Michelle Corbeil Executive Director, Rachel Mercer Artistic Director

Friday September 23 @ 7.30 p.m.
Caitlin Boyle, viola
Angela Park, piano
Struggles of Love More »

Hamilton Conservatory for the Arts Artistic Director Vitek Wincza is proud to announce the 2011-2012 season of the HCA Piano Concert Series. Now it its fifth year, the HCA Piano Concert Series provides audiences the opportunity to experience performances from nationally and internationally acclaimed artists in the intimate and historic HCA Recital Hall. More »

BEETHOVEN IN BURLINGTON
The 2011 Brott Festival begins with an orchestral mini-series, Beethoven in Burlington � this year increased from three concerts to four. All take place at 7:30 p.m. at St. Christopher�s Anglican Church, 662 Guelph Line (at New Street), Burlington, and feature the National Academy Orchestra, Maestro Boris Brott, and acclaimed guest soloists and conductors.

Tickets are $32; $27 seniors, and $10 students (plus HST) � or all four at a 15% discount. An additional $5 per ticket ensures a seat in the Reserved Section. More »

This concert is always a sure fire hit!!! Students from the local Secondary Schools pursuing further education in music are invited to perform. Don�t miss out!

Future Stars Concert – Sunday, June 5th, 2 p.m.
Grimsby Public Art Gallery
Tickets $10

Fridays May 13/ 20, noon. Rachel Mercer plays two Bach cello suites per concert (pay what you can) @ you me gallery
Sunday May 15, 3 pm. Jenny Cohen mezzo soprano, Michael Rose piano @ First Unitarian Church, 170 Dundurn S. $10

THE BACH PROJECT
Rachel Mercer & the 1696 Bonjour Stradivarius cello
The Bach Suites
youme gallery, 330 James St N
1st 3 Fridays of May, noon
FREE ADMISSION – donations accepted for “5 at the First” Chamber Series More »

Handel�s MESSIAH,�featuring ARCADY
under the direction of the acclaimed composer/director Ronald Beckett
special Spring series including: Neil Aronoff, Gabrielle McLaughlin, Paul Earle, Lesley Bouza, Heather Plewes,
Christopher Fischer

Ronald Beckett, conductor More »

ART SONG TORONTO presents
JENNY COHEN mezzo soprano MICHAEL ROSE piano!!!!!
songs by de Falla, Shumann, Copeland and Bolcom

DUE TO UNFORSEEN CIRCUMSTANCESRESCHEDULED TO SUNDAY MAY 15 / 3 pm   $10.

Sunday, March 6 / 3 pm   $10.
first unitarian church of hamilton, 270 dundurn st. south

5 at the first
Chamber Music Series

Yehonatan Berick violin
Rachel Mercer cello

Sunday March 13
3:30 p.m. (Doors open at 2:45 p.m.)
First Unitarian Church of Hamilton
170 Dundurn Street South

$15 adult/$10 senior/$5 students

HCA Piano Series Presents: Boris Krajný
Sunday, December 5, 2010, 2:00 pm
Hamilton Conservatory for the Arts
Recital Hall, 126 James St S, Hamilton, ON

Boris Krajný (b. 1945) is a foremost Czech pianist and piano teacher. He has performed in New York (Carnegie Hall), Washington (Kennedy Center),London (Wigmore Hall), Paris (Salle Gaveau), Berlin,Brussels, Vienna, Salzburg, Moscow (Tchaikovsky Hall), Buenos Aires (Teatro Colón),Tokyo, Sydney (Opera), Baalbek and other towns and cities on five continents. He studied at the Academy of Music in Prague with František Maxián and Ivan Moravec, subsequently winning first prize at the Senigallia competition in Italy and an honourable mention at the Queen Elizabeth competition in Brussels (1975). More »

TorQ (Percussion Ensemble)
Friday November 26, 8pm.
Convocation Hall (University Hall 2nd floor 213)

Awarded a MARTY for “Best Emerging Performing Arts Group – 2009″ by the Mississauga (ON) Arts Council, TorQ was formed in 2004 by four young, enthusiastic Toronto-area percussionists looking to add new energy to percussion repertoire and performance. TorQ’s repertoire ranges from sweetly lyrical mallet quartets to no-holds-barred, high energy percussive show pieces. More »

Jasper Wood, Violin
Friday November 12, 8pm.
Convocation Hall (University Hall 2nd floor 213)

Violinist JASPER WOOD has established himself as one of Canada’s top violinists. His “thrilling virtuosity” (/The Strad/) and “open luminous tones, seamless lines and impeccable technique” (/Toronto Star/) have charmed the ears and captured the hearts of music lovers everywhere. More »