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Tim Brady, solo electric guitar with live electronics
Tim Brady, Electric Guitar
November 11, 2006, 8 pm.
One of the best Canadian contemporary electric guitarists!
Fraser Auditorium / Laurentian University.
November 11, 2006
The 5-Penny New Music Concert is pleased to present, in collaboration with the Laurentian Music Department Concert Series, the eminent Canadian electric guitarist, Tim Brady, on Saturday, November 11, 2006 at 8 pm at the Fraser Auditorium, Laurentian University. The recital will present original works for solo electric guitar with live electronics by Tim Brady, R. Murray Schafer, Jean-François Laporte and alcides lanza. General admission is $15 and $10 for students/seniors. Tickets are available at the door and at Black Cat Too!
Known for his radiant orchestrations, dramatic structures, and innovative guitar artistry, Tim Brady has composed in wide variety of genres ranging from chamber and orchestral music to electroacoustic works, chamber opera, contemporary dance scores, jazz and free improvisation. Altogether he has released 14 CDs both as a composer and a performer.
Brady, who lives in Montreal, regularly tours North America and abroad as an electric guitar soloist, performing his own music as well as premiering new works by other composers in his effort to create a new voice for the electric guitar.
In January 2004, he was awarded the Prix Opus for “Composer of the Year” by the Conseil québécois de la musique for the outstanding quality of his work as a creative artist. He is currently the President of the Canadian New Music Network.
GO (9 min)
Red Melisma (7 min)
Le Chant des baleines (11 min)
Frame 22: Switch (11 min) |
Tim Brady
Tim Brady
Jean-François Laporte
Tim Brady |
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Le Cri de Merlin (15 min)
Modulous II (9 min)
Memory Riot (19 min) |
R. Murray Schafer
alcides lanza
Tim Brady |
Links to Composer's Biographies
Tim Brady , Jean-François Laporte , R. Murray Schafer , alcides lanza
The World of Luciano Berio
February 9-10, 2007
Sudbury, Toronto, Quebec-City musicians celebrate the music of Italian composer, Luciano Berio (1925-2003) in two concerts, featuring his solo and chamber music, and the music of Canadian composers!
February 9 & 10, 2007
|St. Peter’s United Church,
203 York Street
Tickets at the door and at Black Cat Too!
$ 15 Adult $ 10 Senior / Student
Concert 1 - Friday, February 9, 2007 |
Pre-concert talk - 6:30pm
“Umberto Eco and the role of the Listener”
Paul Colilli: Professor of Italian Studies at Laurentian University |
Concert - 8pm |
Brin - Luciano Berio
Two pieces for piano - Gary Kulesha
Sequenza VIIb - Luciano Berio
In the dark ... hommage à Lars von Trier - Robert Lemay |
Philip Candelaria (guitar)
Yoko Hirota (piano)
Wallace Halladay (saxophone)
Christian Robinson (violin), Alexandra Lee (violoncello) and Yoko Hirota (piano) |
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3 Encores
(Brin, Leaf & Erdenklavier) -
Luciano Berio
Fleeting Thoughts - Stephen Chatman
Due Pezzi - Luciano Berio
Stuntman - Robert Lemay |
Yoko Hirota (pn)
Philip Candelaria (gtr)
Christian Robinson (vln)
Yoko Hirota (pn), James C Lebens (trombone) |
**This concert will be recorded by Espace Musique, the musical station of Radio-Canada, 90.9 and will be broadcast at a later date at “radio-concerts” all across Canada.** |
Concert 2 - Saturday, February 10, 2007 |
Film presentation - 6:30pm
'Voyage to Cythera' by Frank Scheffer
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Concert - 8pm |
Insomniak Part I - Erik Ross
3 Encores (Brin, Leaf & Erdenklavier) - Luciano Berio
Caprice - Alice Ho
Insomniak Part II - Erik Ross |
Wallace Halladay (saxophone)
Yoko Hirota (piano)
Alexandra Lee (violoncello)
Wallace Halladay (saxophone) |
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Les mots sont allés - Luciano Berio
Two pieces for piano - Gary Kulesha
Sequenza V - Luciano Berio
In the dark ... hommage à Lars
von Trier - Robert Lemay |
Alexandra Lee (cello)
Yoko Hirota (pn)
James C Lebens (trombone)
Christian Robinson (violin)
Alexandra Lee (violoncelle) and Yoko Hirota (piano) |
Performer's Biographies:
Philip Candelaria | Wallace Halladay | Christian Robinson | Alexandra Lee | Yoko Hirota | James C. Lebens
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