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ART OF TIME ENSEMBLE PERFORMS SGT. PEPPER’S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND Saturday, October 15, 2016, at 7:30pm Foellinger Great Hall PROGRAM SGT. PEPPER’S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND Vocalists: Steven Page, Wesley Stace (aka John Wesley Harding), Andy Maize, Craig Northey SIDE A SIDE B Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band Within You Without You Arranged by Andrew Burashko Arranged by Andrew Downing Steven Page, vocals Andy Maize, vocals With a Little Help from My Friends When I’m Sixty-Four Arranged by Dan Parr Arranged by John Welsman Wesley Stace, vocals Wesley Stace, vocals Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds Lovely Rita Arranged by Jonathan Goldsmith Arranged by Jim McGrath Craig Northey, vocals Steven Page, vocals Fixing a Hole Good Morning Good Morning Arranged by Cameron Wilson Arranged by Robert Carli Wesley Stace, vocals Craig Northey, vocals Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite! Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) Arranged by Shelly Berger Arranged by Andrew Burashko Craig Northey, vocals Steven Page, vocals There will be a 20-minute intermission as the A Day in the Life record is flipped. Arranged by Robert Carli Andy Maize & Wesley Stace, vocals BONUS TRACKS Penny Lane Here Comes the Sun Strawberry Fields 2 THE ENSEMBLE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S NOTE Andrew Burashko, piano I’ve been crazy about The Beatles’ music ever Colleen Allen, saxophone since I was a kid. When we first launched this Krista Bennion Feeney, violin project four years ago, the aim was to experiment Carolyn Blackwell, viola with Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band while Bryan Holt, cello staying absolutely true to the album’s genius—an Larry Larson, trumpet enticing challenge, given how dearly fans of The Douglas Perry, viola Beatles hold the original music. Joseph Phillips, bass Rob Piltch, guitar In a process that’s become characteristic of Art Rachel Pomedli, cello of Time, I delegated each of the tracks on Sgt. Rick Sacks, percussion Pepper to an arranger whose sensibilities felt in Stephen Sitarski, violin tune with the song. We’ve embroidered upon the music, pushing the boundaries of the songs with- ART OF TIME ENSEMBLE TITLE SPONSOR out altering the brilliant melodies and harmonies that lie at their core. It’s a real pleasure to be performing this music with these great singers and amazing musicians gathered from all kinds of musical backgrounds. I ART OF TIME ENSEMBLE SEASON PATRONS hope you enjoy. Eli & Phil Taylor —Andrew Burashko The Art of Time Ensemble appears by arrangement with Baylin Artists Management www.baylinartists.com 3 THANK YOU TO THE SPONSORS OF THIS PERFORMANCE Krannert Center honors the spirited generosity of these committed sponsors whose support of this performance continues to strengthen the impact of the arts in our community. * FRANCES & MARC ANSEL ANONYMOUS THE ACT OF GIVING OF ACT THE Fourteen Previous Sponsorships Eighty-Five Previous Sponsorships Ten Current Sponsorships CORPORATE POWER TRAIN ENGINE One Previous Sponsorship *PHOTO CREDIT: ILLINI STUDIO 4 THE ACT OF GIVING OF ACT THE CORPORATE POWER TRAIN PLATINUM EVENT SPONSOR Ten Previous Sponsorships Two Current Sponsorships CORPORATE POWER TRAIN PLATINUM EVENT SPONSOR Thirty Previous Sponsorships Two Current Sponsorships CORPORATE SILVER SPONSOR Five Previous Sponsorships 5 CORPORATE SILVER SPONSOR Twenty-Two Previous Sponsorships THE ACT OF GIVING OF ACT THE CORPORATE BRONZE SPONSORSHIP Seventeen Previous Sponsorships CORPORATE BRONZE SPONSORSHIP Three Previous Sponsorships JOIN THESE INSPIRING DONORS BY CONTACTING OUR DEVELOPMENT TEAM TODAY: KrannertCenter.com/Give • [email protected] • 217.333.1629 6 PROFILES ART OF TIME ENSEMBLE Sir Andrew Davis, Pinchas Zukerman, and Yannick Art of Time Ensemble was formed in 1997 by Nézet-Séguin. His eclectic musical interests have artistic director Andrew Burashko, a renowned led him to share the stage with such diverse Toronto-based concert pianist, as an outlet for artists as Branford Marsalis, Peggy Baker, and his vision to explore the intersection between Madeleine Peyroux. In 1997, Burashko formed the high art and popular culture. With the support Art of Time Ensemble to produce unique concerts of a small group of like-minded musicians and that ignore the barriers between genres and prominent figures in other art forms including disciplines, with the aim of exposing audiences literature, dance, and theatre, Andrew presented to a broad range of artistic possibilities. Under one-off concerts to small but enthusiastic Burashko’s direction, Art of Time Ensemble has audiences. Word of the Art of Time began become a Canadian destination for today’s most to spread through Toronto’s cultural scene, accomplished artists working in music, dance, and the company has become a beacon for theatre, film, and literature. In addition to their groundbreaking multidisciplinary performing arts annual concert series in Toronto, Art of Time and artists in Canada and abroad. Ensemble has toured extensively throughout Canada and the Unites States, as well as Russia The ranks of Art of Time Ensemble’s artists are and Finland. deep and their talents unmatched; featured collaborators include authors Margaret Atwood STEVEN PAGE (singer), a distinctive and and Michael Ondaatje, The Cowboy Junkies’ powerful tenor, is among the most immediately Margo and Mike Timmins, jazz legend Branford familiar voices in popular music today. The Marsalis, vocalists Madeleine Peyroux, Sarah singer/songwriter is a founding member of The Slean, Hawksley Workman, and Tony Award- Barenaked Ladies with whom he toured the globe winner Brent Carver, composers Gavin Bryars and and sold millions of albums. On his own, Page Jonathan Goldsmith, and many more. continues his artistic evolution with a diverse array of solo projects. Page is working on his fifth www.artoftimeensemble.com Stratford Festival score, and in conjunction with Follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook Toronto’s innovative Art of Time Ensemble, he has #SgtPepperAoT collaborated on two releases, This Singer Must Die and Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, as ANDREW BURASHKO (Art of Time Artistic well as several live performances. With his flair for Director and piano) is the founder and creative writing literate songs with catchy melodies, Page force behind Art of Time Ensemble. Born in continues to release original music including his Moscow, Burashko trained as a concert pianist critically acclaimed album Page One, his Genie- across North America, making his solo debut with nominated track “A Different Sort of Solitude”— the Toronto Symphony Orchestra at the age of featured in the filmFrench Immersion—and his 17. As a soloist, Burashko performed with some of composition “A New Shore”—the theme for the the world’s most renowned conductors, including 2014 CBC miniseries Best Laid Plans. 7 A lifelong food and travel enthusiast, Page Maize is no stranger to the Art of Time Ensemble, journeyed across North America last year as having collaborated on projects for nearly a host of The Illegal Eater, a television series which decade. His work with the Ensemble is diverse uncovers underground eateries and explores and ranges from performing Abbey Road to off-the-grid dining experiences. The show, which writing songs inspired by Schubert; from joining airs on Travel + Escape in Canada and Esquire TV the Lonely Hearts Club Band to singing songs in the United States, also features a theme song of protest. Maize was a part of the original and incidental music penned by Page. He recently Ensemble production of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely released Heal Thyself, Pt. One: Instinct. Hearts Club Band in 2012. WESLEY STACE (aka John Wesley Harding, CRAIG NORTHEY (singer) of Vancouver is one singer) was born in Hastings, Sussex in 1965. of the principle singer-songwriters of the band Under the name John Wesley Harding, he Odds. Their debut album Neopolitan (1991) released 19 albums, ranging from traditional folk spurred a decades-long career, which saw their to full-on pop. For his most recent, Self-Titled, he many records released in 20 countries. Odds went reverted to his real name. He has also published platinum with Good Weird Feeling (1995) and four novels, including the international bestseller gold with Nest (1996), generating popular singles Misfortune, the most recent being Wonderkid. like “Someone Who’s Cool”, “It Falls Apart,” He created Wesley Stace’s Cabinet of Wonders, a and “Eat My Brain.” Odds have been nominated monthly show from NYC’s City Winery that airs on for several Junos (including two nods for Best NPR. The New Yorker called it “one of the finest Songwriter) and acted as Warren Zevon’s backing nights of entertainment this city has to offer.” band for the Mr. Bad Example tour. Northey is a Stace reviews for the Wall Street Journal and “serial collaborator,” making albums and writing the Times Literary Supplement. He has taught at songs with friends such as Rosanne Cash, Steven Princeton and Fairleigh Dickinson University. He Page, The Gin Blossoms, Tom Wilson, Rob Baker lives in Philadelphia. (of The Tragically Hip), Wide Mouth Mason, and Colin James. ANDY MAIZE (singer) is a singer-songwriter and co-founded the Canadian roots/rock band His strong relationship to the comedy troupe Skydiggers. The ’Diggers have been writing and Kids in The Hall opened the door to composing playing their way across the majestic landscapes for film and TV. Amongst Northey’s credits are of Canada for over a quarter-century. Skydiggers Brain Candy (1995), Dog Park (1996), Hiccups have 16 records to their name, including their (2010-2012), Kids In the Hall in Death Comes to debut Skydiggers (1990), and more recently Town (2010) and the theme song for Corner Gas Angels (2013). In celebration of their 25th year, (2004-2009). He recently scored Corner Gas: The Skydiggers released No. 1 Northern (2013), a Movie (2014) and is currently co-composing the covers album of classic Canadian folk and rock series Young Drunk Punk with his pal, Art of Time songs.
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