World premiere: (Un)Wandering Souls by Vivian Fung

For the Festival finale, artists who were part of the Bangsokol production will present new works created exclusively for the virtual festival. Musicians and singers from five countries—Metropolis Ensemble (with Sandbox Percussion) composer Vivian Fung (USA), Taipei Philharmonic (Taiwan), Yong Siew Toh Conservatory (Singapore), Yuko Tomonaga (Australia) and Krom Dontrey Bangsokol (Cambodia)—will reinterpret music inspired by the different themes of Bangsokol.

In response to the challenges and realities of 2020, CLA and Arts Emerson are excited to present a two-week series of online performances, film screenings, and conversations, inspired by the groundbreaking production Bangsokol: A Requiem for Cambodia. The program culminates with two brand new music and dance performances created exclusively for the festival. Artists and audiences from around the world can get involved and join this creative conversation about #ArtsHealing2020.

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W. A. Mozart: Serenade K.525, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Vivan Fung: Pizzicato, W. A. Mozart: Concerto for violin #5 in A major, K 219, solo violin Danielle Sametz, W. A. Mozart: Symphony #33 in B flat major, K 319

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W. A. Mozart: Serenade K.525, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Vivan Fung: Pizzicato, W. A. Mozart: Concerto for violin #5 in A major, K 219, solo violin Danielle Sametz, W. A. Mozart: Symphony #33 in B flat major, K 319

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W. A. Mozart: Serenade K.525, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Vivan Fung: Pizzicato, W. A. Mozart: Concerto for violin #5 in A major, K 219, solo violin Danielle Sametz, W. A. Mozart: Symphony #33 in B flat major, K 319

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BeethovenNOW: Yefim Bronfman

Yannick Nézet-Séguin – Conductor
Yefim Bronfman – Piano

PROGRAM:

Fung – Dust Devils
Beethoven – Piano Concerto No. 4
INTERMISSION – Intermission
Rachmaninoff – Symphony No. 3

Where you can get the tickets:

• The Philadelphia Orchestra

Ensemble Made In Canada is rapidly gaining recognition as Canada’s premier piano quartet. EMIC’s Mosaïque Project consists of three components: a newly commissioned suite of piano quartets by 14 Canadian composers, each inspired by a particular region of Canada, a national concert tour throughout the 2018-2019 season, and a specially designed website that will document audience-generated artwork inspired by the musical commission.

Program:

Mozart: Quartet No. 2, K.493
Mosaïque Suite: (see list below)
Brahms: Quartet No. 3, Op. 60

Mosaïque Project:

• David Braid “Great Bear River Blues”(Northwest Territories)

• Julie Doiron “Blessed”(New Brunswick)

• Vivian Fung “Shifting Landscapes” (Alberta)

• Kevin Lau“Race to the Midnight Sun”(Yukon Territory)

• Richard Mascall “Petroglyphs”(Ontario)

• William Rowson “Short Variations on Waves” (Nova Scotia)

• Sarah Slean “Johnny Pippy of Pouch Cove, on a Bicycle at Dawn”(Newfoundland)

• Barbara Croall “Nbiidaasamishkaamin/We Come Paddling Here”(Gichigami-ziibi miinawaa Nayanno-nibiimaang Gichigamiin (St. Lawrence Seaway and Great Lakes)

• Andrew Downing “Red River Fantasy”(Manitoba)

• Nicolas Gilbert“Ilôts” (Quebec) Nicole Lizée “Bessborough Hotel” (Saskatchewan)

• Samy Moussa “Orpheus in Nunavut”(Nunavut)

• Darren Sigesmund “Kensington Ceilidh”(Prince Edward Island) 

• Ana Sokolović “Splendor Sine Occasu”(British Columbia)