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Abbotsford Symphony
Orchestra Postpones April 13 Stephane Lemelin Concert
Abbotsford Symphony Orchestra is
postponing the April 13 concert featuring Stephane Lemelin. The
concert will be re-scheduled in the fall.
Ticket holders who were planning to attend
the performance should retain their tickets until a new show date is
announced. Tickets for the performance will be honoured at the
rescheduled event.
To request a refund, ticket holders must
return their tickets to the ASO Office at 2387 Ware Street in the
Kariton Gallery.
For
more information, call the Abbotsford Symphony Orchestra Office at
(604) 853-6700
With a broad and eclectic
repertoire, Canadian pianist Stéphane Lemelin tours regularly in Canada
and has given numerous performances in the United States, Europe and
Asia. Known for his frequent collaborations and numerous recordings,
Stephane is the recipient of several national and international awards
and currently serves as Professor of Music at the University of Ottawa.
Abbotsford Symphony Orchestra
Vigil
Bruce Ruddell
Stephane Lemelin
Piano Concerto # 5 in E flat Op. 73
Ludwig van Beethoven
Symphony # 4 Italian
Felix Mendelssohn
Friday, March 9, 2007
Robert Silverman
“Silverman effortlessly poured
out sparkling fountains of arpeggios that cascaded up and down the
keyboard; huge chords exploded with breathtaking precision; never was
there any hesitation, timidity or second thoughts. If you weren't
involved in the music at the beginning, it slammed into you, almost as
far out as the parking lot...relentless exhilaration...the experience
was electrifying.” St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Fingal's Cave (The Hebrides) Overture Op.26
Felix Mendelssohn
Piano Concerto in a minor Op. 64
Robert Schumann
Symphony # 7 in A major, Op. 92
Ludwig van Beethoven
Friday,
December 22, 2006
GF Handel Messiah
A Christmas feast of music for
the heart and soul. Join us for
a wonderful choral and orchestral work, now
one of the great traditions in Western music.
Presented by the
Abbotsford Symphony Orchestra along with the Abbotsford Symphony
Orchestra Chorus and:
Julie Duerichen, Soprano
Megan Latham, Alto
Chris Simmons, Tenor
Willy Miles-Grenzberg, Bass
Doors open at 7:15 pm, concert starts at 8:00 pm
Central Heights Church, 1661 McCallum Road
Friday, November 10, 2006
Julia Rumley
Julia Rumley
is an accomplished young local musician whose talent has sent her around
the world. She won a full scholarship for the postgraduate course at the
prestigious Guildhall School of Music in London where she studied with
David Takeno. She currently plays with the London Symphony Orchestra and
has toured with the orchestra, most recently to Indonesia, Japan and
Korea.
Symphony # 8 G major (Le Soir)
Franz Joseph Haydn
Concerto for Violin # 5 in A (K219)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Symphony # 5 in B flat
Franz Schubert
Friday, October
6, 2006
Alexander Tselyakov
Russian- born, Alexander
Tselyakov, a “phenomenal pianist” is fast becoming a well
established, accomplished and respected special talent on the Canadian
and International scene since immigrating to Canada in 1994. He
currently serves as a professor of piano at Brandon University.
Der Freischutz Overture
Carl Maria von Weber
Piano Concerto # 1 in B flat minor, Op. 23.
Peter I. Tchaikovsky
Symphony # 3 in F Op.90
Johannes Brahms
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