Tours and Out of Town Trips Year Date, Location and Tour Details 1944 November 17, Guelph November 24, London and Hamilton – Sir Ernest MacMillan 1951 January 24, Hamilton – Sir Ernest MacMillan and Eileen Farrell, soprano March 7, Hamilton – Sir Ernest MacMillan with Arthur Garami, violin November 27, Detroit – Sir Ernest MacMillan with Lois Marshall, soprano November 28, Hamilton – Sir Ernest MacMillan with Lois Marshall, soprano 1952 January 30, Hamilton – Sir Ernest MacMillan with Zadel Skolovsky, piano March 12, Hamilton – Sir Ernest MacMillan with Thomas L. Thomas, baritone March 25, Quebec – Sir Ernest MacMillan October 29, Hamilton – Paul Sherman with Eugene Istomin, piano November 12, Kitchener – Andre Kostelanetz with Thomas L. Thomas, baritone December 9, Detroit – Sir Ernest MacMillan, Detroit Masonic Auditorium 1953 January 14, Hamilton – Sir Ernest MacMillan with William Warfield, baritone February 25, Hamilton – Sir Ernest MacMillan with Hyman Goodman, violin 1958 November 18, Peterborough – Walter Susskind with Beverly Bower, lyric soprano; Warren Mould, piano December 2, Hamilton – Walter Susskind with Irene Jordan, soprano; Warren Mould, piano 1959 January 13 & 14, Buffalo – Walter Susskind in Kleinhans Music Hall November 3, Peterborough – Walter Susskind with Hyman Goodman, violin; Ilona Kombrink, soprano December 2, Hamilton – Walter Susskind with Ilona Kombrink, soprano; Hyman Goodman, violin 1960 January 12, Detroit 1962 November 27, Hamilton 1963 March 11–13, Eastern US Tour – Holland, Ann Arbor, Windsor December 4, New York – First performance for the Orchestra in Carnegie Hall 1964 November 3, Sault Ste. Marie – Walter Suskind with Lois Marshall, soprano 1965 BRITAIN & EUROPE – Commonwealth Arts Festival September 23, Glasglow – Seiji Ozawa with Judy Loman, harp September 25, Liverpool – Seiji Ozawa with Judy Loman, harp September 27, London – Seiji Ozawa with Judy Loman, harp September 29, Cardiff – Seiji Ozawa with Judy Loman, harp October 1, London – Seiji Ozawa with Lois Marshall, soprano October 3, Paris – Seiji Ozawa with Lois Marshall, soprano October 4, Paris – Seiji Ozawa with Judy Loman, harp October 6, Lyon – Seiji Ozawa with Lois Marshall, soprano November 1, Sudbury – Seiji Ozawa November 2, Sault Ste Marie – Seiji Ozawa November 3, Fort William – Seiji Ozawa November 4, Winnipeg – Seiji Ozawa with Judy Loman, harp 1966 January 10, Kingston – Seiji Ozawa with Judy Loman, harp January 11 & 12, Montreal – Seiji Ozawa with Judy Loman, harp January 12, Montreal – Niklaus Wyss January 13, Ottawa – Seiji Ozawa with Judy Lowman, harp October 18, Kitchener – Seiji Ozawa with L. Fenyes, violin October 19, Ottawa – Seiji Ozawa October 31, Peterborough – Seiji Ozawa/Niklaus Wyss with Anton Kuerti, piano November 2, East Lansing – Seiji Ozawa November 3, Ann Arbor – Seiji Ozawa November 4, Detroit – Seiji Ozawa November 22, Hamilton – Niklaus Wyss with Anton Kuerti, piano November 23, Oshawa – Niklaus Wyss with Anton Kuerti, piano 1967 FLORIDA TOUR with Seiji Ozawa January 16, Miami Beach - Seiji Ozawa January 17, Miami Beach - Seiji Ozawa with Lois Marshall, soprano January 18, Fort Lauderdale - Seiji Ozawa with Lois Marshall, soprano January 19, Naples - Seiji Ozawa January 20, Fort Meyers – Seiji Ozawa January 21, Ocala – Seiji Ozawa January 23, Orlando – Seiji Ozawa January 24, Jacksonville – Seiji Ozawa January 25, Clearwater – Seiji Ozawa January 26, St.Petersburg – Seiji Ozawa April 2, Washington – Seiji Ozawa with Leon Fleisher, piano April 3, Wilkes Barrie – Seiji Ozawa April 4, Rye – Seiji Ozawa April 5, New York – Seiji Ozawa with Leon Fleisher, piano April 6, Utica – Seiji Ozawa May 5, Ottawa – Seiji Ozawa with Niklaus Wyss May 6, Montreal – Seiji Ozawa with Lois Marshall, soprano PARTICIPATION IN EXPO 67 – INVITATION OF CENTENNIAL COMMISSION CENTENNIAL TOUR – Seiji Ozawa with Gerard Kantarjian, violin September 28, Kirkland Lake September 29, Haileyburg September 30, North Bay October 2, Pembroke October 3, Belleville October 5, Barrie October 7, Welland October 15, London – Seiji Ozawa with Victor Braun, baritone October 24, Ottawa – Seiji Ozawa with Victor Braun October 25, Hamilton – Seiji Ozawa with Victor Braun November 18, Peterborough – Niklaus Wyss with Gerard Kantarjian, violin 1968 MICHIGAN TOUR – Seiji Ozawa with Peter Schenkman, cello; Stanley Solomon, viola March 25, Bay City March 26, Saginaw March 27, Flint March 28, Ann Arbor BOSTON, BURLINGTON, MONTREAL, OTTAWA with Seiji Ozawa, conductor December 1, Boston December 2, Burlington December 3 & 4, Montreal December 6, Ottawa 1969 JAPAN TOUR with Seiji Ozawa, conductor April 14 & 15, Osaka April 16, Osaka April 18, Nagoya April 19, Tokyo April 20, 21 & 23, Tokyo EASTERN USA with Seiji Ozawa, conductor April 27, Newark April 28, Long Island April 29, Philadelphia May 1, New York May 2, Hartford 1974 EUROPEAN TOUR – with Kazimierz Kord (guest conductor) and Victor Feldbrill (resident conductor) March 12 & 13, London – Radu Lupu, piano March 18, Antwerp – Ida Haendel, violin March 19, Hanover – Radu Lupu, piano March 21, Landau – Shuru Cherkassky, piano March 22, Ludwigshafen – Maurice André, trumpet March 23, Frankfurt – Shura Cherkassky, piano March 24, Freiburg – Shura Cherkassky, piano March 26, Stuttgart – Ida Haendel, violin March 27, Nuremburg – Ida Haendel, violin March 28, Linz – Misha Dichter, piano March 30 & 31, Vienna – Misha Dichter, piano April 1, Munich – Radu Lupu, piano April 2, Augsburg – Ida Haendel, violin April 4, Leverkusen – Ida Haendel, violin April 5, Bonn – Stefan Askenase, piano 1976 EASTERN CANADA with Andrew Davis, conductor May 24, Quebec City – Daniel Domb, cello May 25, Fredericton – Christopher Weait, bassoon May 26, Saint John – Christopher Weait, bassoon May 27, Moncton – Daniel Domb, cello May 29, Charlottetown – Daniel Domb, cello May 30, Wolfville – Christopher Weait, bassoon May 31, Halifax – Christopher Weait, bassoon June 1, Halifax – Daniel Domb, cello June 3, St. John’s – Christopher Weait, bassoon June 4, St. John’s – Daniel Domb, cello 1978 ASIAN TOUR – TOKYO, PEKING, SHANGHAI, CANTON with Andrew Davis, conductor January 25, Tokyo – Maureen Forrester, contralto January 26, Tokyo – Louis Lortie, piano January 30, Peking – Louis Lortie, piano January 31, Peking – Maureen Forrester, contralto February 1, Peking – Louis Lortie, piano February 4, Shanghai – Maureen Forrester, contralto February 5, Shanghai – Louis Lortie, piano February 7, Canton – Maureen Forrester, contralto February 8, Canton – Louis Lortie, piano CARNEGIE HALL, NEW YORK with Andrew Davis, conductor April 22 – Margaret Price, soprano OTTAWA, NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, BROOKLYN with Andrew Davis, conductor and Arthur Ozolins, piano November 14, Ottawa – National Arts Centre November 16, New York – Carnegie Hall November 17, Washington – Kennedy Centre November 18, Brooklyn – Brooklyn Academy of Music 1979 WESTERN CANADA with Andrew Davis, conductor April 23, Calgary – Daniel Domb, cello April 24 & 25, Edmonton April 27, Regina – Daniel Domb, cello April 28 & 29, Saskatoon – Daniel Domb, cello May 1, Victoria – Judy Loman, harp May 2, Vancouver WESTERN USA with Andrew Davis, conductor May 5 & 6, Long Beach – Daniel Domb, cello May 7, Fresno – Daniel Domb, cello May 8, Santa Barbara – Judy Loman, harp May 9, Pasadena – Daniel Domb, cello 1980 CARNEGIE HALL, NEW YORK with Andrew Davis, conductor; Jessye Norman, soprano April 28; Manfred Jung, tenor; Aage Haughland, bass-baritone USA TOUR with Andrew Davis, conductor October 20, Kalamazoo October 21, Ann Arbor October 22, Oxford October 23, Columbus October 24, Huntingdon 1981 CARNEGIE HALL, NEW YORK with Andrew Davis, conductor May 16 – Delia Wallis, mezzo-soprano 1983 EUROPEAN TOUR with Andrew Davis, conductor February 27, Manchester – André Laplante, piano February 28, Leeds – Jeanne Baxtresser, flute March 1, Birmingham – André Laplante, piano March 3, Reading – André Laplante, piano March 4, London – André Laplante, piano March 5, London – Jeanne Baxtresser, flute March 7, Paris – Barbara Hendricks, soprano March 8, Frankfurt – André Laplante, piano March 9, Hanover – André Laplante, piano March 10, Bonn – André Laplante, piano March 12, Amsterdam – André Laplante, piano March 14, Leverkusen – André Laplante, piano March 15, Stuttgart – Jeanne Baxtresser, flute March 16, Zurich – André Laplante, piano March 17, Geneva – André Laplante, piano March 18, Lausanne – André Laplante, piano March 21, Vienna – Jeanne Baxtresser, flute March 22, Vienna – André Laplante, piano March 24, Prague – André Laplante, piano March 25, Prague – Jeanne Baxtresser, flute 1984 FLORIDA TOUR with Andrew Davis, conductor March 8 & 9, Sarasota March 10, Clearwater March 13, Miami – Steven Staryk, violin & Daniel Domb, cello March 14, West Palm Beach – Steven Staryk, violin & Daniel Domb, cello March 15, West Palm Beach March 16, Boca Raton March 17, Miami – Viktoria Mullova, violin CARNEGIE HALL, NEW YORK with Andrew Davis, conductor May 19 – Margaret Marshall, soprano; Alfreda Hodgson, contralto; Kenneth Riegel, tenor; John Cheek, bass-baritone; Toronto Mendelssohn Choir May 20 – Esther Hinds, soprano; Gabrielle Lavigne, mezzo-soprano; John Frederick West, tenor; Victor Braun, baritone; Toronto Mendelssohn Choir 1986 CARNEGIE HALL, NEW YORK TOUR with Andrew Davis, conductor May 10 – Alexander Toradze, piano May 11 – Catherine Malfitano; Cris Merrill; Ortun Wenkel; Victor Braun; John Frederic West; Tracy Dahl; Joanne Kolomyjec; Gaétan LaPierre; Keith Ohlson; John Fanning; Christopher Cameron;