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lsmX-2 pages couleurs 2 2004-09-26 20:07 Page 1 Octobre 2004 October Vol. 10.2 Montréal Québec Ottawa Gatineau Québec Ottawa Montréal Tim Brady Artiste au travail Brady Works! La guitare dans tous ses états GFA : Chitarra 2004 Un grand festival de guitare à Montréal Gilles Bellemare Gilles Bellemare parle de Société canadienne des postes – Envois de publication convention nº 40025257 de publication convention Société canadienne des postes – Envois No.Agreement Publications Mail Sales Canada Post 40025257 « Richard Desjardins symphonique » lsmX-2 pages couleurs 2 2004-09-26 20:08 Page 2 lsmX-2 pages couleurs 2 2004-09-26 20:08 Page 3 lsmX-2 pages couleurs 2 2004-09-26 20:08 Page 4 ATMAclassique PREMIER DISQUE DES VIOLONS DU ROY CHEZ ATMA Sous la direction de Bernard Labadie, une œuvre rarement entendue de J.S. Bach, le PSAUME 51 d’après le célèbre Stabat Mater de Pergolesi. Aussi sur ce disque, la version pour soprano, avec flûte solo de la CANTATE 82 de J.S. Bach. Karina Gauvin | SOPRANO Daniel Taylor | CONTRE-TÉNOR ACD2 2343 ACD2 2346 ACD2 2329 www.atmaclassique.com lsmX-2pages couleurs 2004-09-25 11:09 Page 5 www.mcgill.ca/music/events/concerts Une année de célébration pour 100 ans de musique Les Concerts 2004-2005 octobre 2004 Samedi 2 octobre 2004 à 20h Mardi 19 octobre 2004 à 20h Église Saint-Jean Baptiste, 10 $ Salle Pollack, 5 $ Orchestre et Chœur symphoniques Les Diplômés de McGill de McGill La gagnante du «Kathleen Ferrier Award» 2001 Alexis Hauser, chef Stephanie Marshall, mezzo-soprano Symphonie nº 2 «Résurrection» de Gustav Mahler Michael McMahon, piano Œuvres de Mozart, Schumann, Berg, Debussy Mardi 5 octobre 2004 à 20h et Poulenc Salle Claude-Champagne, 5 $ Symphonie d’instruments à vent de McGill I Mercredi 20 octobre 2004 à 20h Harmonie de concert de Salle Pollack, 5 $ l’Université de Montréal Ensemble de musique contemporaine Alain Cazes, chef de McGill Œuvres de Champagne, Syler, Bennett et Revueltas Denys Bouliane, directeur Vendredi 8 octobre 2004 à 19h Mardi 26 octobre 2004 à 20h Salle Pollack, 5 $ Salle Redpath, 5 $ Les Vendredis de la faculté Série des professeurs de McGill Richard Raymond, piano Ellen Jewett, violon Œuvres de Grieg, Liszt, Beethoven et Schumann Sara Laimon, piano Œuvres de J.S. Bach, Mozart, Takemitsu, Corigliano Vendredi 15 octobre 2004 à 20h Salle Redpath, 5$ Vendredi 29 et samedi 30 octobre 2004 à 20h Orchestre baroque et Cappella Antica Salle Pollack, 10 $ de McGill Orchestre symphonique de McGill Hank Knox, chef Alexis Hauser, chef Jephte (Cum vocasset in proelium) de Giacomo Œuvres de Schubert, Kambeitz, Beethoven Carissimi Renseignements (514) 398-5145 Billetterie (514) 398-4547 lsmX-2 pages couleurs 2 2004-09-26 20:09 Page 6 lsmX-2 pages couleurs 2 2004-09-26 20:09 Page 7 Robert King et la fête des musiciens Solistes Photo: Brigitte Thériault _Nicole Trotier, Pascale Giguère, Noëlla Bouchard, Angélique Duguay, Pascale Gagnon, Maud Langlois, Michelle Seto, Véronique Vychytil violons _Jean-Louis Blouis alto _Benoit Loiselle, Sylvain Murray violoncelles _Dominique Girard contrebasse _Richard Paré orgue _sous la direction de Robert King Au programme: œuvres concertantes et orchestrales de Bach et Vivaldi SÉRIE CAPITALE Vendredi, 19 novembre 2004, 20h Église Saint-Dominique _175, Grande Allée Ouest, Québec Billetterie du Grand Théâtre de Québec : (418) 643-8131 ou sans frais: 1 877 643-8131 SÉRIE MÉTROPOLE Samedi, 20 novembre 2004, 20h Salle Pollack, Université McGill _550, rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montréal Présenté en collaboration avec Billetterie Articulée Inc. : (514) 844-2172 ou sans frais: 1 866 844-2172 www.violonsduroy.com Partenaire de saison à Québec Partenaire de saison à Montréal lsmX-2 pages couleurs 2 2004-09-26 20:09 Page 8 VOLUME 10.2 OCTOBRE 2004 OCTOBER SOMMAIRE CONTENTS EN COUVERTURE | COVER STORY TIM BRADY 28 Tim Brady : artiste au travail / Brady Works! LE COIN DU MUSICIEN | MUSICIAN’SCORNER 28 14 Le musicien et la pratique : entretien avec Hélène Maltais / Hélène Maltais on Practising 18 Guitare : une brève histoire de la guitare 20 En périphérie : la guitare dans tous ses états 23 Guitare : Chitarra 2004 – entretien avec Paul Gerrits 26 Éducation : Jeunes musiciens du monde ACTUALITÉS | IN THE NEWS 34 Richard Desjardins symphonique : entretien avec Gilles Bellemare 36 L’universalité de la musique et des droits humains / The Universality of Music and Human Rights 42 Opéra : entretiens avec David Moss et Grégoire Legendre / Opera: David Moss and Grégoire Legendre in interview 45 35 ans pour Musica Camerata Montréal 46 Pour vos yeux… aussi ! 47 Club musical de Québec 59 La musique arabe / Festival du monde arabe 61 Concerts à venir / Concert Picks AUDIO 68 SACD, DVD, et cetera : la valse des supports… DESJARDINS SYMPHONIQUE JAZZ 70 Petite histoire du jazz « branché » 71 Joel Miller: Getting Down to the Essential 34 72 Au rayon du disque / Off the Record CRITIQUES | REVIEWS 50 Les disques / CD Reviews 56 Les DVD / DVD Reviews MUSIQUE ARABE 59 58 Les livres / Book Reviews CALENDRIERS | CALENDARS 40 Calendrier détachable / Pull-Out Calendar 60 Calendrier régional / Regional Calendar 67 Petites annonces / Classifieds 71 Calendrier Jazz plus Prochain numéro / Next Issue >> Novembre 2004 November Date de tombée (calendrier) : 12 octobre / Deadline (calendar): October 12 Date de tombée (publicité) : 18 octobre / Deadline (ads): October 18, 2004 Publicité / Advertising 514 948.2520 www.scena.org lsmX-2 ml 4 2004-09-26 19:33 Page 9 Founding Editors / Rédacteurs fondateurs Philip Anson – Wah Keung Chan VOL. 10.2, OCTOBRE 2004 OCTOBER Éditeur / Publisher La Scène Musicale Directeurs / Directors Wah Keung Chan (prés.), Sandro Scola Rédacteur en chef / Editor Wah Keung Chan Rédacteur adjoint / Assistant Editor Réjean Beaucage Rédacteur CD / CD Editor Réjean Beaucage Rédacteur Jazz / Jazz Editor Marc Chénard Assistante à la rédaction / Editorial Assistant Isabelle Picard Collaborateurs / Contributors Pierre-Marc Bellemare, Frédéric Cardin, Bruno Deschênes, Cyrielle Fleury, Eric Ginestier, Olivier Giroud-Fliegner, W.S. 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    membro di WFIMC/WFCIM 24-29 settembre 2018 CONCORSO INTERNAZIONALE DI CHITARRA CLASSICA Michele Pittaluga Premio Città di Alessandria FINALE: 29 settembre ore 20,30 Teatro Comunale - Sala grande CONCORSO INTERNAZIONALE PER GIOVANI TALENTI 4 pittaluga Jun28 isettoemrbre 2018 www.pittaluga.org edizioni del concorso al 2018 the competition editions 1968 Finale con brani di Johann S.Bach e Manuel M. Ponce 1993 Omaggio a Andrès Segovia 1969 Finale con brani di Johann S.Bach, Orchestra filarmonica italiana- dir. Marcello Rota Andrès Segovia e Manuel M. Ponce 1994 Omaggio a Luigi Boccherini 1970 Finale con brani di Manuel de Falla Quartetto d’archi “Nova Musica” e Alexandre Tansman 1995 Omaggio a Ruggero Chiesa 1971 Finale con brani di Johann S.Bach Quartetto d’archi “Nova Musica” e Mario Castelnuovo Tedesco 1996 Omaggio alla Forma Sonata 1972 Finale con brani di Luìs Milàn, Joaquìn Turina 1997 Omaggio al Concerto per chitarra e orchestra e Manuel M. Ponce Orchestra Filarmonica di Torino- dir. Paolo Ferrara 1973 Finale con brani di Fernando Sor, Frank Martin 1998 Omaggio a Narciso Yepes e Goffredo Petrassi Orchestra Filarmonica di Torino - dir. Ignacio Yepes 1974 Finale con brani di Felice Quaranta e Joaquìn Rodrigo 1999 Omaggio a Ida Presti Orchestra Sinfonica di Torino - dir. Franco Mariatti Orchestra Filarmonica di Torino - dir. Paolo Ferrara 1975 Finale con brani di Johann S.Bach e Ennio Porrino 2000 Omaggio agli autori per chitarra del novecento Orchestra Città di Alessandria - dir. Franco Mariatti Finale con Orchestra OFT 1976 Finale con brani di Federico Moreno Torroba, Carlo Cam - 2001 “100 anni con Joaquin Rodrigo” marota e Mauro Giuliani - Orchestra “Angelicum di Mi - Finale con Orchestra OFT lano”- dir.
  • Gualala Arts Center with Taylor – to Perform Solo, As Duos, and As an Te Main Event: “Historic Vibes Summit”, the Ensemble

    Gualala Arts Center with Taylor – to Perform Solo, As Duos, and As an Te Main Event: “Historic Vibes Summit”, the Ensemble

    ALWAYS FREE Lighthouse April 2018 Peddler The Monthly Guide To Art, Films, Music, Theater, Poetry, Events and Life on the Mendocino Coast Whale & Jazz Celebrates 15 Years Who Knew Te Relationship Would Be So Harmonious? Spring is in the air and with it comes Whale Whale and Jazz Festival tab. and Jazz on the Mendonoma Coast! Events Te Main Event on Friday, April 7, brings and venues for the 15th Anniversary Sonoma together three Bay Area virtuoso jazz vibists Mendocino Coast Whale and Jazz Festival are -- Roger Glenn, Tommy Kesecker, and Yancie gearing up, including Gualala Arts Center with Taylor – to perform solo, as duos, and as an Te Main Event: “Historic Vibes Summit”, the ensemble. “Tis will truly be an historic Vibes 15th Annual Chow- Summit spectacular der & Jazz Chowder jazz concert,” says Fes- Challenge, a Whale tival Music Coordina- Talk with cetacean re- tor Fred Adler. Te searcher Jodi C. Smith, concert will include and a concert by Four a unique tribute to Shillings Short at the the pinnacle and his- end of the month. toric vibes masters, Troughout April Lionel Hampton, Cal and May venues up and down the Mendonoma Tjader and Milt Jackson and is dedicated to the Coast will hold jazz nights. April venues include memory of Gualala’s Peter Norville, nephew of Arena Teater (April 2,) Te Sea Ranch Lodge legendary vibist Red Norvo. Joining the three (April 12,) 215 Main (April 19, 21,) St. Orres vibists will be Greg Hester on piano, Pierre Ar- (April 6) and of course Gualala Arts (April 7, chain playing bass, and Leon Joyce on drums.

  • Concorso Internazionale Di Chitarra Classica Michele Pittaluga

    Comit ato Perm ane nte Pr omot ore de l Con cor so Internazi onale di Chitarr a Cl as sic a “Michele Pitt aluga” Conco rso Internazio3nale co n il patrocinio della di Chitar ra Classica Michele Pittaluga Commissio ne Nazionale Italian a Une sco Premio Città di Alessandria I chitarristi premiati dal 1968 17-20 Ottobre 1968 - I ed. 29 Settembre- 3 Ottobre 1986 - XIX ed. 23-27 Settembre 2002 - XXXV ed. 1. non assegnato 1. GIUSEPPE CARRER (Italia) 1. non assegnato 2. LEO WITOSZYNSKYJ (Austria) (ex aequo) MASSIMO LAURA (Italia) 2. CHRISTIAN SAGGESE (Italia) 3. ALOIS MENSIK (Cecoslovacchia) 2. non assegnato 3. ROMAN VIAZOWSKIY (Ucraina) 21-23 Ottobre 1969 - II ed. 3. GUY DELHOMMEAU (Francia) 22-26 Settembre 2003 - XXXVI ed. 1. BETHO DAVEZAC (Uruguay) (ex aequo) FRANCESCO SORTI (Italia) 1. FLAVIO SALA (Italia) 2. non assegnato 28 Settembre-2 Ottobre 1987 - XX ed. 2. JUUSO NIEMINEN (Finlandia) 3. LINDA CALSOLARO (Italia) 1. ARTURO TALLINI (Italia) 3. JOSÈ ANTONIO ESCOBAR (Cile) 8-10 Ottobre 1970 - III ed. 2. PER SKARENG (Svezia) 27 Settembre-1 Ottobre 2004 - XXXVII ed. 1. non assegnato 3. ROBERTO LAMBO (Italia) 1. ADRIANO DEL SAL (Italia) 2. GIORGIO OLTREMARI (Italia) 26-30 Settembre 1988 - XXI ed. 2. ANABEL MONTESINOS (Spagna) 3. MIGUEL BARBERÀ (Spagna) 1. FABIO ZANON (Brasile) 3. non assegnato 13-15 Settembre 1971 - IV ed. 2. STEFANO RAPONI (Italia) 26-30 Settembre 2005 - XXXVIII ed. 1 GUILLERMO FIERENS (Argentina) 3. M. ESTHER G. BLANCO (Spagna) 1. MARLON TITRE (Olanda) 2. PETER SEGAL (U.S.A.) 25-29 Settembre 1989 - XXII ed.