Wednesday, April 1 - 8:00 p.m.
Thursday, April 2 - 8:00 p.m.
Roy Thomson Hall presents

Gabriela Montero, piano

Admission: $39.50

One part virtuosic classical pianist, one part devilish interpreter and one part playful improvisor, Gabriela Montero left the audience awestruck at her Toronto debut in 2007. She now returns for two special nights at Glenn Gould Studio.

This is a Share the Music event.

www.gabrielamontero.com

Friday, April 3 - 8:00 p.m.
Amici Chamber Ensemble presents

Poulenc’s musings


Pre-Concert Chat hosted by Keith Horner, 7:30 pm

Admission: $45, $40 Seniors, $10 Students

Dedicating a whole evening to Francis Poulenc’s chamber music seemed like a wild idea at first. But the temptation of playing his famous Sextet with the brilliant TSO wind principals and presenting his “Story of Babar” for piano and a surprise prominent guest as narrator was just too great. An evening for 9 to 90 year-olds.

www.amiciensemble.com

Sunday, April 19 - 7:00 p.m.
TLCA presents

Talivaldis Kenins

Vilma Indra Vitols – mezzo-soprano
Robert Aitken - flute; Una Tone – violin
Joaquin Valdepenas - clarinet; Arthur Ozolins – piano; David Hetherington - cello; Peteris Zarins – piano; William Aide – piano
Piano Quintet: Andrej Strelajev - piano, Peteris Seminovs, Una Tone - violins
Arturs Jansons - viola, George Juris Kenins – cello

Single tickets on sale starting November 15.
For Subscriptions, call (416) 512-7348.

This last concert of the TLCA’s 50th season is dedicated to the works of this association’s founder, Latvian-Canadian composer, Talivaldis Kenins. It is a celebration of the successful seed he planted back in 1959 and the contribution he made to the musical life of his adopted country. It is fitting that the program features some of Canada’s finest musicians, among them Tali’s colleagues (and some former students) performing works that represent his long and prolific career including the Cello Sonata which was his graduation piece for the Paris Conservatoire and won him the prestigious Premier Prix in 1950. Also on the program are works for unaccompanied violin, a work featuring the clarinet, the first Piano Sonata (1961), his Concertante for flute and piano (1966) and the Piano Quintet from 1994.

www.torontolatvianconcerts.com

Tuesday, April 21 - 8:00 p.m.
Wednesday, April 22 - 8:00 p.m.
Massey Hall presents

Charlie Haden
Quartet West

$69.50

For over five decades, Charlie Haden has transcended the boundaries of modern music. A bassist and composer, Haden is considered a jazz giant and leads Quartet West featuring Ernie Watts, tenor sax, Rodney Green, drums and Alan Broadbent, piano.

"This working band sneaks up on a piece of music and gently takes it apart." – The Globe and Mail

www.charliehadenmusic.com

Thursday, April 23 - 8:00 p.m.
Friday, April 24 - 8:00 p.m.
Via Salzburg presents

Dialogue


Mayumi Seiler and André Laplante

Admission: $50, $45 seniors, $25 students

Juno award winning pianist André Laplante is returning to
Via Salzburg's stage in a recital programme with Mayumi Seiler.
Their programme, a true dialogue between two friends, combines
crisp classical sensibility, impressionistic dreams and the beautiful, cutting edge music of contemporary Canada.

Programme:
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Sonata in B flat Major KV 454
Claude Debussy, Sonata for Violin and Piano
Chan Ka Nin, "Cool Mountain Water"
Johannes Brahms, Sonata in D minor No. 3

www.viasalzburg.com

Please note: performances and artists are subject to change.

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