April 6th, 2013 : From the People For the People.
A country’s folklore and folk music is the lifeblood of its
traditions: this is their music, their voice. Witnessing the importance of these
folk traditions is a moving experience no matter your cultural background
because it connects us to our own humanity.
Folk music truly is music from the people for the people.
In a global celebration of local music, internationally acclaimed musicians
will
gather to share a variety of compositions by Eastern European composers who
were proudly influenced by their culture’s folk music traditions. Featuring
works by Bartók, Janacek, Dvorak and Wieniawski and folklore from Hungary, Czech Republic, Poland, and
Romania, cultures will unite, languages will be shared,
stories will be told, and music will be celebrated.
Come share in this cultural celebration
on
Saturday, April 6 at 16h30 in Christ
Church Cathedral,
downtown Montreal.
Artists:
Nicole Lorenze
Fernando Altamura
Heather Wilkie
Angelina Lee
Jonathan Wilson
Laurence Manning
Katarzyna Fraj
Mariane Bertrand
Zoë Gordon
Geneviève Doyon
April 13th
2013, 16h30, The voice studio of
Hasmig Injejikian.
Music by Brahms, Fauré, Purcell,
Mozart, and Barber.
Lindsey German –
Soprano
Zahra Baptiste – Mezzo
-Soprano
Amy Zanrosso -
Pianist
April 20th,
2013
-« Canticle 5 » by B.Britten for tenor and
harp
-2 pieces from Opus 111 by J.Sibelius for organ
- arrangement of « Where grief slumbers », by Earl
Kim for soprano, harp and string octet.
-«The Felix variations» by David Del Tredici
Performers:
Zoé La Terreur - Soprano
Cody Growe - Tenor
Ben Kwong - Piano and arrangement
Scott Ross-Molyneux - Harp
Ruza Mcintyre - Violin
Teodora Dimova - Violin
Vera Ronkos - Cello
Marie-Hélène Rondeau - Flute
Dawna Coleman-Davis - Harp
Felix Del Tredici - Trombone
Nicolas- Alexandre Marcotte - Organ
April 27th
2013, 16h30: An italian Serenade
for flute and guitar
Nicolo Paganini
(1782-1840)
Sonata concertata in
A major
Allegro spiritoso-
Adagio assai espressivo- Rondeau
Nicolo Paganini
(1782-1840)
Sonata opus 84 # 18 for
guitar
Gioacchino Rossini
(1792-1868)
La danza
Saverio Mercadante (1795-1870)
Variations on Don
Giovanni for flute
Mauro Giuliani
(1780-1829)
Grand Sonata in A
major opus 85
Allegro maestoso-
Andante molto sostenuto- Scherzo- Allegretto espressivo
Claude Regimbald - Flûte
Alessio Nebiolo - Guitare
In 2010, in collaboration
with de Foundation ‘Les Instruments de la Paix of Geneva and the Geneva Music
Conservatory, he visited Palestine and Israel for a series of concerts and
master classes. He recorded for the following TV channel : the French television
TF1, the Television Suisse Romande TSR1 (Swiss French Television), Léman Bleu,
Rai3 and Rete 4 in
Italy,
as well as for the National Swiss Radio channels Espace2 and DRS2 and the
National Bolivian Television. He usually plays in duo, trio, quartet and octet
of guitars, also collaborating with string quartets in Italy and Switzerland , such as the
‘Quartetto Rieckof’ composed by the first parts of the ‘Orchestre de la Suisse
Romande’. Since 2001 he has played with the Lausanne Guitar Trio and since 2003 in duo with the
accordionist Nadio Marenco. He recorded four CD as soloist, such as ‘Live at
Lucerne Festival’ published by the ‘Festival de Lucerne’ and broadcasted by the
Swiss radio ‘Espace 2 and two CD with the accordionist Nadio Marenco and with
the Lausanne Guitar Trio. At present, Alessio Nebiolo is a guitar teacher at
the Geneva Music Conservatory in Switzerland
and keeps master classes in Europe, South America and Asia.
Claude Regimbald – Flute
Claude Régimbald, a French flautist originally from Quebec,
has given hundreds of concerts and recitals in Canada, France, Switzerland,
Britain, Spain, Poland and Brazil. He has recorded five CD’s: La flûte virtuose
and Impressions québécoises on the SNE label, La flûte au Conservatoire de
Paris on the ATMA label, Rêverie on the VDE-Gallo label, and a flute and harp
recital Couleurs. He has performed Jacques Ibert’s Concerto with the Belgrade
Philarmonic Orchestra on Yugoslavian national television, and has often been
heard on the French and English networks of the CBC, on Radio-France and on the
Radio Suisse-Romande Espace 2 network.
He teaches at the conservatory in
Ferney-Voltaire, in France.
« Régimbald
is indeed a virtuoso, but also a musician capable of subtlety. » Claude
Gingras, La Presse,
« … an established soloist,
he produces a magnificent sound and very fine phrasing. » Denis Verroust,
La Traversière, Paris.
« Bravissimo » Jean-Pierre
Rampal.