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1 Bennewitz Quartet

Formed in 1998, the Quartet is named for the 19th century violinist Antonín Bennewitz, a seminal figure in the creation of the Czech violin school. Bennewitz received their professional training from chamber illuminaries: Milan Kampa (Smetana Quartet), Rainer Schmidt (Hagen Quartet), and Walter Levin (LaSalle Quartet).

While the ensemble are active participants on the Czech domestic music scene, it is also considered one of the top international chamber ensembles, winners of two prestigious competitions – Osaka (2005), Pre mio Paolo Borciani (2008). In 2019 the ensemble won the Classic Prague Aẃ ard for the Best Chamber Music Performance of the Year. Bennewitz has garnered a reputation for its exciting and eclectic programming.

The quartet performs at major venues: Wigmore Hall London, Musikverein Wien, Konzerthaus Berlin, Théâtre des Champs-Elysées Paris, The Frick Collection New York, Seoul Art Center, Rudolfinum, and is regularly invited to prominent festivals such as the Salzburger Festspiele, Luzerne Festival, Rheingau Musik Festival, Kammermusikfest Lockenhaus, and the Prague Spring.

The group has worked with artists: Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Alexander Melnikov, Vadim Gluzman, Isabel Charisius, Pietro de Maria, Reto Bieri, Danjulo Ishizaka and others.

Their discography includes Janá ek’s two string quartets and Bartók’s fourth, Smetana’s quartets, and Dvo ák’s cčomplete Cypresses cycle, on the Hänssler Classic label, followed by recordingř of Op. 51, 106 on the SWR music label. In 2019, the group will present Absolute Jest by John Adams with the Prague Symphony Orchestra, and in collaboration with Peter Holtslag, they will premiere a new work for a recorder and string quartet by Willem Wander van Nieuwkerk in Elbphilharmonie Hamburg.

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Sunday October 20, 2019, 3: 15 pm Walter Hall Bennewitz Quartet Jakub Fišer, violin Štěpán Ježek, violin Jiří Pinkas, viola Štěpán Doležal, cello

J.S. Bach The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080 (1685-1750) Selection of fugues and canons

Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy String Quartet No. 2 in A minor, Op. 13 (1809-1847) Adagio - Allegro vivace Adagio non lento Intermezzo. Allegretto con moto – Allegro di molto Presto – Adagio non lento

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Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartet No. 15 in A minor, Op. 132 (1770-1827) Assai sostenuto - Allegro Allegro ma non tanto Molto adagio Alla marcia, assai vivace Allegro appassionato

3 Wallis Giunta, mezzo-soprano

The Irish-Canadian mezzo has been named “Young Singer of the Year” 2018 International Opera Awards, “Young Artist of the Year” by The Arts Desk, and “Breakthrough Artist in UK Opera.” She is a rising star, in demand internationally for her exquisite sound, effortless skill, and intelligent musicality. Her versatility extends from operatic Mozart to Kurt Weill cabaret, music theatre to the Metropolitan Opera. Opera News has praised her for her “delectably rich, silver-toned mezzo-soprano, with a beautiful sense of line and effortless, rapid runs.” Her 2018/19 season included UK debuts with the BBC Proms and the Grange Festival as Mozart’s Cherubino, with the MDR Sinfonieorchester as Haydn’s Berenice, and with the Royal Opera House, Muscat in La Traviata . She also debuted the title roles in Carmen and Der Rosenkavalier , for Oper Leipzig, and Mozart’s Idamante for Toronto’s Opera Atelier. Wallis is a passionate recitalist, having performed at Aspen, Caramoor, Banff, Luminato, Music & Beyond, and Ottawa Chamber Music festivals. In December, she will perform in Australia. Wallis is a 2013 graduate of both the Metropolitan Opera Lindemann Young Artist Development Program & the ’s Artist Diploma in Opera Studies, and a 2011 graduate of the Canadian Opera Company Ensemble Studio. She has studied at The Glenn Gould School, the Ravinia Festival’s Steans Music Institute, and the International Meistersinger Akademie in Germany, and continues her private studies with Edith Wiens.

Steven Philcox, piano Steven is Associate Professor at the University of Toronto where he leads the Collaborative Piano Program. One of Canada's finest collaborators, he is a frequent partner of Canada's vocal elite and continues to perform in leading concert halls across North America. From 1999-2010, he was répétiteur, assistant conductor, and orchestral continuo player with the Canadian Opera Company where he had the privilege of working on more than 35 productions. 4 Sunday November 24, 2019, 3: 15 pm Walter Hall

Wmaelzlzios- sGopiruanno ta Steven Philcox, piano

Patty Griffin Mary (1998) * (b. 1964) Samuel Barber Hermit songs (1953) (1910-1981) St. Ita’s Vision The Crucifixion Amilcare Ponchielli La Gioconda, Op. 9 (1834-1886) Voce di donna Johannes Brahms Gesänge, Op. 91 (1833-1897) Gestillte Sehnsucht Geistliches Wiegenlied robert J.B. Fleming The Confession Stone (The Songs of Mary) (1921-1976) (1966)

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Joni Mitchell Little Green (1971) * (b. 1943) Xavier Montsalvatge Cincos Canciones Negras (1945) (1912-2002) Canción de cuna para dormir un negrito

Benjamin Britten A Charm of Lullabies, Op. 41 (1947) (1913-1976) Sephestia’s Lullaby A Charm Frauenliebe und –leben, Op. 42 (1810-1856) Süsser Freund, du blickest An meinem Herzen Manuel de Falla Siete canciones populares españolas (1922) (1876-1946) Nana

Stephen Flaherty ragtime (1998) (b. 1960) Your Daddy’s Son Stephen Sondheim Into the Woods (1986) (b. 1930) Stay with Me (Act I) Lament (Act II) Finale : Children Will Listen

* guitar accompanist Marley Giunta

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6 Five one-hour concerts: Same dates and artists as the regular concerts, starting at 1:15 pm.

Music and Truffles KIDS is designed for young people ages 6-11. But it is also a great series for adults just starting to explore the mysteries and ecstasies of great music – you are not required to bring a child, and you will get a truffle anyway! It is entertaining, interactive, and a wonderful opportunity to expose your children to classical music.

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OCT 20 | Bennewitz Quartet From the lovely land of Czechia! They will perform music from Eastern Europe and a little of J.S. Bach’s Art of the Fugue .

NOV 24 | Wallis Giunta, mezzo-soprano A beautiful, happy voice, glamorous charisma plus Steven Philcox at the piano. Merriment guaranteed!

MAr 22 | Andrew Wan & Charles richard-Hamelin Violin & Piano – all Beethoven! Come prepared for our version of the Austrian salon.

APr 19 | Dalí String Quartet switch it up with Latin Soul, Classical Roots . You will be clapping and dancing to the rhythms! Bring energy!

MAY 24 | Paul Huang, violin and Helen Huang, piano Making beautiful music together again! Austria (Mendelssohn, Brahms) vs. Belgium (Ysaÿe, Franck) – you choose the winner. Our concerts are hosted by Joanna Kellam. everyone gets a chocolate truffle at the end! 7 Andrew Wan & Charles richard-Hamelin

Andrew Wan, violin Concertmaster of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra (MSO) since 2008, Andrew Wan is also Assistant Professor of Violin at the Schulich School of Music at McGill University, Artistic Director of Les Solistes de l’OSM, and member of the Juno and Opus award-winning New Orford String Quartet. For the 2017-18 season, he served as the Artistic Partner of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Wan has concertized extensively throughout the world, appearing at Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, Taipei’s National Theatre and Paris’ Salle Gaveau in chamber music performances with Juilliard Quartet, Daniil Trifonov, Vadim Repin, Emanuel Ax, Gil Shaham, Marc-André Hamelin, Jörg Widmann, and Cho-Liang Lin. His discography includes Grammy-nominated and JUNO Award-winning releases with the Seattle Chamber Music Society, the Metropolis Ensemble, and a live recording of Saint-Saëns three violin concertos with the OSM and Kent Nagano. Andrew Wan performs on a 1744 Michel'Angelo Bergonzi violin, and gratefully acknowledges its loan from the David Sela Collection.

Charles richard-Hamelin, piano Silver medalist and laureate of the Krystian Zimerman prize at the 2015 International Chopin Piano Competition, Quebec’s Charles Richard-Hamelin stands out as an important of his generation. He has appeared at prestigious festivals including La Roque d’Anthéron (France), Prague Spring, “Chopin and his Europe” (Warsaw), and the Lanaudière. He has played under the baton of renowned conductors Kent Nagano, Antoni Wit, Vasily Petrenko, Alexander Prior, Giancarlo Guerrero, Christoph Campestrini, Lan Shui and Jean- Marie Zeitouni. Charles is a graduate from McGill University, the Yale School of Music, the Conservatoire de Musique de Montréal. As a soloist, he has performed with the main symphony orchestras of Canada as well as the Warsaw Philharmonic, Sinfonia Varsovia, Singapore and Korean Symphony Orchestras. His first solo recording of Chopin late works received critical acclaim from Diapason & BBC Music Magazine. The first volume of the complete Beethoven violin sonatas with Andrew Wan was released in the fall of 2018. 8 Sunday March 22, 2020, 3: 15 pm Walter Hall Andrew Wan , violin Charles Richard-Hamelin , piano

Ludwig van Beethoven Violin Sonata No. 4 in A minor, Op. 23 (1770-1827) Presto (A minor) Andante scherzoso, più Allegretto (A major) Allegro molto (A minor)

Ludwig van Beethoven Violin Sonata No. 10 in G Major, Op. 96 (1770-1827) Allegro moderato (G major) Adagio espressivo (E-flat major) Scherzo. Allegro (G minor) - Trio (E-flat major) Poco Allegretto (G major)

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Ludwig van Beethoven Violin Sonata No. 9 in A Major, (1770-1827) Op. 47 (Kreutzer) Adagio sostenuto (A major) – Presto (A minor) Andante con variazioni (F major) Finale. Presto (A major)

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11 Mooredale Youth Orchestras Our youth orchestra programs give serious young musicians a chance to prepare orchestral selections and perform them at a high standard. Over 120 players are divided into three orchestras. A friendly, non-competitive atmosphere prevails. Tuition fees are $450 (Senior RCM8 & above), $425 (Intermediate RCM/Suzuki 5-7) and $375 (Junior, RCM/Suzuki 2-4) for the whole year and includes discounted subscriptions to Mooredale Concerts. New members are welcome and may join almost any time, if space is available. The orchestras rehearse most Saturdays at Mooredale House, 146 Crescent Rd., Toronto M4W 1V2.

When possible, we promote unique cross-collaboration, with many of our Mooredale Concerts artists either performing and/or teaching our Senior orchestra players. Please see our Youth Orchestras page on our website for more details.

2019-2020 Season Concert Dates November 17, 2019, March 8 & June 14, 2020 3:00 PM St. Patrick Secondary School Tickets at the door $20/$15

Bijan Sepanji, Junior orchestra conductor is a multi-faceted violinist, performer a nd educator. As a member of the Ton Beau String Quartet, he regularly performs new compositions by up-and-coming composers as well as standards from the classical repertoire. He trained at Indiana and McGill universities. His orchestral experiences include performances with Indianapolis and Kitchener- Waterloo symphonies, as well as with Orchestra London, Hamilton Philharmonic and the Toronto Concert Orchestra. He is also an active member of Sistema Toronto, a social program aimed at bringing at-risk youth into a positive community of orchestral music, choir and Pachanga (Cuban drumming).

Bijan’s interest in string pedagogy led him to study with Mimi Zweig and Dr. Brenner, two of the most respected string pedagogues in North America. His teaching principles are based on the wealth of knowledge acquired during his studies in Indiana. A decade of practical experience within the GTA, has further allowed Bijan to become a very effective and highly sought-after teacher and conductor for young people.

12 Deborah Pady, Intermediate orchestra conductor is head of the Music Department at Earl Haig Secondary School and Claude Watson Arts Program. Deborah received her Bachelor of Music from the University of Toronto and went on to complete her Post-Graduate Certificate in Education at the University of Cambridge, England.

Deborah has performed as soloist, a chamber musician and with various ensembles including Mississauga Symphony Orchestra and Orchestra Toronto. She has conducted ensembles at various summer music camps and is currently engaged with the Interprovincial Music Camp as the String Orchestra conductor for ages 1 0-18. Deborah is a founding director of the Ontario Strings Association, which coordinates annual educational clinics, festivals and a provincial youth orchestra.

Orchestras under her tutelage have consistently won top awards at Toronto’s Kiwanis Music Festival and Ontario Strings Association Festival over the years, in large part to Deborah’s commitment, and involvement to providing young players with opportunity to develop musical skills while enjoying the experience of being part of an enthusiastic team of performers. Deborah is an alumna of the Mooredale Youth Orchestra program.

Larry Beckwith, Senior orchestra conductor is a creative contributor to Canada’s musical life as a conductor, violinist, singer, writer, educator, and programmer. In 2003, he founded Toronto Masque Theatre, which under his tireless and imaginative artistic leadership from 2003 to 2018 – presented over 75 innovative programs of interdisciplinary performing art. Larry is currently the Artistic Producer of Confluence Concerts, now entering its second season.

In recent years, Larry has conducted five Toronto Operetta Theatre productions and two for Opera in Concert, and in the summer of 2018, he conducted the successful Festival of the Sound world premiere and subsequent Ontario tour of SOUNDING THUNDER: THE SONG OF FRANCIS PEGAHMAGABOW by Timothy Corlis and Armand Garnet Ruffo.

Larry is a committed educator, and runs the celebrated voice and strings program at the arts-intensive Unionville High School.

13 Dalí String Quartet

The Dalí String Quartet’s passionate energy is poured into everything they do, generating critical and audience acclaim for their Classical Roots, Latin Soul motive. Anchored in both Venezuela’s El Sistema and American classical conservatory traditions, this exciting young quartet combines the best of both worlds, embracing imagination and excellence as central to its art form. Dalí’s members are award-winning solo and chamber artists who have appeared at Carnegie Hall, toured widely in Europe and Asia, and recorded for Dorian, Centaur, and Naxos. As a quartet, they have been invited to perform with emphasis on the Latin- Classical connection for television, festivals and presenting organizations in North and South America. Recent engagements include concerts in New York, Philadelphia, Portland, Puerto Rico, San Jose, and Tulsa. Now based in Philadelphia, they trained at illustrious institutions: Cleveland Institute of Music, Indiana University Bloomington, Conservatoire de Musique de Genève, and the Simón Bolivar Conservatory Caracas. And in turn, the group is sought after for master classes and professional development workshops (National Repertory Orchestra, Miami University, Michigan State, the Universities of Wisconsin and Iowa). The ensemble’s adventurous and entertaining programming includes new works for quartet with percussion, clarinet quintets in both Latin and classical styles, and an American tour with gold-medal pianist Olga Kern. In 2004, they founded the International Music Festival, an admired chamber music and orchestral program that develop the performance skills of young musicians up to semi-professional levels. The quartet serves as faculty at West Chester University Wells School of Music as the Quartet in Residence, and is an IRIS Orchestra Resident Ensemble. The Dalí Quartet proudly uses Pirastro Strings and WMutes.

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14 Sunday April 19, 2020, 3: 15 pm Walter Hall Dalí String Quartet Domenic Salerni, violin Carlos rubio, violin Adriana Linares, viola Jesús Morales, cello

Astor Piazzolla Tango Ballet (1956) (Argentina 1921-1992) Titulos La Calle Encuentro – Olvido Cabaret Soledad Retorno a Calle

Javier Alvarez Metro Chabacano (1991) (Mexico b.1956)

Joaquín Turina La Oración del Torero, Op. 34 (1925) (Spain 1882-1949) The Bullfighter’s Prayer

Sonia I. Morales Divertimento Caribeño No. 3 (2011) (Puerto Rico b. 1961) Merengue apambichao Bolero son Merengue apambichao

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Franz Schubert String Quartet No. 12 in C minor, D. 703 (1797-1828) (Quartettsatz) Allegro assai (C minor) Andante (A flat Major – fragment)

String Quartet No. 10 in e-flat Major, Op. posth. 125, No. 1, D. 87 Allegro moderato Scherzo. Prestissimo - Trio Adagio Allegro

15 Paul Huang and Helen Huang

Paul Huang, violin Recipient of the prestigious 2015 Avery Fisher Career Grant and 2017 Lincoln Center Award for Emerging Artists, violinist Paul Huang is considered to be one of the most distinctive artists of his generation. The Washington Post proclaimed: “Huang is definitely an artist with the goods for a significant career.” Recent engagements include the Mariinsky Orchestra (Valery Gergiev), Berliner Symphoniker (Lior Shambadal), Detroit Symphony (Leonard Slatkin), Houston Symphony (Andres Orozco- Estrada), Orchestra of St. Luke's (Carlos Miguel Prieto), and Seoul Philharmonic (Markus Stenz). This season, he will appear with the Nuremberg Symphony (Kahchun Wong). He has seamlessly stepped in for both Anne-Sophie Mutter and Midori. Paul’s recital engagements included Lincoln Center's "Great Performers" series and a return to the Kennedy Center where he premiered Conrad Tao's "Threads of Contact" with pianist Orion Weiss. He also debuts at Wigmore Hall, Seoul Arts Center, and the Louvre. Paul plays on the 1742 ex-Wieniawski Guarneri del Gesù on loan through the generous efforts of the Stradivari Society of Chicago.

Helen Huang, piano Helen was born in Ibaraki, Japan of Taiwanese parents. She attended the Manhattan School of Music, and then the Juilliard School, where she studied with Israeli pianist Yoheved Kaplinsky. Helen made her debut with the at age eight. Two years later, she went on to perform with the under the direction of , with whom she continued to maintain a professional association. Helen has performed with several major orchestras, including the Cleveland, U.S. National, Philadelphia, Saint Louis Symphonies as well as the New York Philharmonic, the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, and the London Philharmonic. She has been on extensive tours with the New York Philharmonic, the Pittsburgh Symphony, and the Vienna Chamber Orchestra. She is the recipient of numerous awards including the 1995 Avery Fisher Career Grant. Helen has been a member of the Juilliard School faculty since 2008. 16 Sunday May 24, 2020, 3: 15 pm Walter Hall

violin Paul Haunad ng, Helen Huang, piano

Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Violin Sonata in F Major (1953 Menuhin (1809-1847) version) Allegro vivace Adagio Assai vivace

Johannes Brahms Violin Sonata No. 1 in G Major, Op. 78 (1833-1897) (regen) Vivace, ma non troppo (G major) Adagio (E-flat major) Allegro molto moderato (G minor)

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eugène Ysaÿe Sonata for Solo Violin in D minor, (1858-1931) Op. 27, No. 3 (Ballade) Lento molto Sostenuto; Allegro in tempo giusto e con bravura

César Franck Violin Sonata in A Major, CFF 123 (1822-1890) Allegretto ben moderato Allegro Recitativo-Fantasia: Ben moderato Allegretto poco mosso

17 Many thanks to the outstanding teachers whose students have played in the Mooredale Youth Orchestras. Violin Amanda Lee Viola Elizabeth Loewen Andrews Janice Lindskoog Eli Bender Pamela Attariwalla Kelly Parkins-Lindstrom Eskender Bekmambetov Irina Babuk Nancy Lokan Brandon Chui Vera Burmenko Elizabeth Macmillan Alyssa Delbaere-Sawchuk Elizabeth Bernath Jennifer Mak Margot Jewell Tanya Charles Mariko Manoukian Diane Leung Meghan Cheng Karen Matsamura Chau Luk Conrad Chow Charna Matsushige Karen Moffatt Kathy Coltof Eslin McKay Katharine Rapoport Jonathan Craig Kenin McKay Angela Rudden Oksana Dmitrick Rory McLeod Kiki Dubé Laurie Mitchell Cello Zachary Ebin Karen Moffatt Tricia Balmer Svetlana Filippova Ellen Moore Julia Bowkun Julian & Mary Fisher Tom Mueller Clare Carberry Eric Fujita Zaida Nassirov Peter Cosbey Carol Gimbel Sergei Nikonov Felix Deak Cathie Goldberg Cassie Norton Svetla Dybenko Rona Goldensher Michelle Odorico Mary-Katherine Finch Amanda Goodburn Rezan Onen-Lapointe Susan Gagnon Valerie N. Gordon Ines Pagliari Igor Gefter Xiao Grabke Gretchen Paxson Jean Grieve Ian Grant Susan Lee Pearce Sally He Olga Grebenchuk Leonid Pejsahov Clare Kim Ian Guenther Amanda Penner Joowan Kim Joyce Gundy Olga Petrashkevich Rafael Kuerti Moshe Hammer Ivana Popovic Orsi Lengyel Christine Gale-Harrison Jane Quinn Alex McMaster Ron Harry Sarah Fraser Raff Rebecca Morton Pamela Hinman Wendy Rogers Tom Mueller Grace Hong Seb Sallens Erika Neilsen Xianglin Hou Rebecca Sancton Pablo Mahave-Veglia Ivan Ivanovich Mark Skazinetsky Sharon Prater Hannah L. Jackson Elena Spanu Tova Rosenberg Elizabeth Johnston Jimin Gaby Shin Sarah Steeves Eunice Kang Elyssa Lefurgey-Smith Mary Stein Hiroko Kagatin Robert Spadafora Amanda Tick-O’Reilly Joowan Kim Emily Sun Olga van Kranendonk Mijin Kim Eros Tan Paul Widner Sarah Kim Angelique Toews James Xia Anna Knutel Ken Tsu Csaba Koczo Marianne Urke Bass Eri Kosaka Helen Velasco Timothy Dawson Boris Kupesic Eric Watson Paul Mathew Bronson Kwan Jane Woods Troy Milleker Jacob Lakirovitch Qian Zhao Paul Rogers Diane Lane Laoshi Zhu Graham Smith Dominique Laplante Ed Tait Bridget LaMarche Matteo Ferrero Wong

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