St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Anglican Church,
3333 Finch Avenue East
Toronto, Ontario M1W3P7 Canada
Toronto, Ontario M1W3P7 Canada
Event Description
Highlighting this concert of favorite arias and chamber music will be the premiere of a song cycle for soprano, mezzo and chamber ensemble composed by diverse Canadian composers unified in answering our challenging times with one word “Hope”.
Featuring: Danielle MacMillan, Mezzo Soprano; Maghan McPhee, Soprano; Odin Quartet (Alex Toskov, Tanya Charles Iveniuk, Matt Antal, Samuel Bisson) ; Kaye Royer, Clarinet; Gilles Thibodeau, Horn; Alexa Bell, flute; Lisa Tahara, Piano, Ronald Royer, Conductor, Ted Runcie, Conductor
Shreya Jha: (music and words) Walk with Me, for Mezzo Soprano and Piano (New Generation Composer, SPO Commission and Premiere)
Daniel Mehdizadeh: composer, (Jess Azevedo, librettist) New Castles, for Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, piano and cello (SPO Commission and Premiere)
Alexander Glazunov: Serenade for Horn and String Quartet (1884)
Rachel McFarlane: (music and words) Eternal Embrace, for Mezzo Soprano and Chamber Ensemble (New Generation Composer, SPO Commission and Premiere)
John Williams : Viktor’s Tale, from the Motion Picture, The Terminal, for Clarinet and Chamber Ensemble
Leela Gilday: (words, arranged by Martin Loomer) All Alone, for Mezzo Soprano and String Quartet
Ronald Royer: (words from English translation adapted from Dante’s Divine Comedy) Women of Dante’s Divine Comedy, Three Songs for Mezzo Soprano and Chamber Ensemble (SPO Commission and Premiere)
Charles Gounod: arranged Bruno Degazio: Je Veux Vivre from Romeo and Juliette, for
Soprano and Chamber Ensemble
Ted Runcie: composer, (Rabindranath Tagore, words) Where Shadow Chases Light for Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, and Chamber Ensemble (SPO Commission and Premiere)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, arr. Bruno Degazio : Batti batti, from Don Giovanni, for
Soprano and Chamber Ensemble
Leo Delibes: The Flower Duet from Lakme, For Soprano and Mezzo Soprano
Gioacchino Rossini, arr. Bruno Degazio – Una voce poco fa, from Il barbiere di Siviglia, for Mezzo Soprano and Chamber Ensemble
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Event Venue
Highlighting this concert of favorite arias and chamber music will be the premiere of a song cycle for soprano, mezzo and chamber ensemble composed by diverse Canadian composers unified in answering our challenging times with one word “Hope”.
Featuring: Danielle MacMillan, Mezzo Soprano; Maghan McPhee, Soprano; Odin Quartet (Alex Toskov, Tanya Charles Iveniuk, Matt Antal, Samuel Bisson) ; Kaye Royer, Clarinet; Gilles Thibodeau, Horn; Alexa Bell, flute; Lisa Tahara, Piano, Ronald Royer, Conductor, Ted Runcie, Conductor
Shreya Jha: (music and words) Walk with Me, for Mezzo Soprano and Piano (New Generation Composer, SPO Commission and Premiere)
Daniel Mehdizadeh: composer, (Jess Azevedo, librettist) New Castles, for Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, piano and cello (SPO Commission and Premiere)
Alexander Glazunov: Serenade for Horn and String Quartet (1884)
Rachel McFarlane: (music and words) Eternal Embrace, for Mezzo Soprano and Chamber Ensemble (New Generation Composer, SPO Commission and Premiere)
John Williams : Viktor’s Tale, from the Motion Picture, The Terminal, for Clarinet and Chamber Ensemble
Leela Gilday: (words, arranged by Martin Loomer) All Alone, for Mezzo Soprano and String Quartet
Ronald Royer: (words from English translation adapted from Dante’s Divine Comedy) Women of Dante’s Divine Comedy, Three Songs for Mezzo Soprano and Chamber Ensemble (SPO Commission and Premiere)
Charles Gounod: arranged Bruno Degazio: Je Veux Vivre from Romeo and Juliette, for
Soprano and Chamber Ensemble
Ted Runcie: composer, (Rabindranath Tagore, words) Where Shadow Chases Light for Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, and Chamber Ensemble (SPO Commission and Premiere)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, arr. Bruno Degazio : Batti batti, from Don Giovanni, for
Soprano and Chamber Ensemble
Leo Delibes: The Flower Duet from Lakme, For Soprano and Mezzo Soprano
Gioacchino Rossini, arr. Bruno Degazio – Una voce poco fa, from Il barbiere di Siviglia, for Mezzo Soprano and Chamber Ensemble