Ensemble Polaris of Toronto, a unique "fusion" group and one of Canada's leading chamber ensembles.
(2012-2013 season)
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SUNDAY AT SEVEN CONCERT SERIES
2011-12 Season
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"Life seems to go on without effort when I am filled with music."
George Eliot
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Sunday @ 7 Concert Series
Canadian University College
SUNDAY at SEVEN is an eclectic professional concert series bringing renowned national and international classical and folk/world musicians to CUC.
Concerts are FREE for CUC/PAA students, staff and faculty and immediate* family
* parents & siblings of single student/staff/faculty
* spouse & child/ren of married student/staff/faculty
General admission prices and driving directions
CONCERT QUICK VIEW
Looking Glass Duo (Flute & Harp) / Sunday, October 23 at 7 pm
Wei & Park (Viola & Piano) / Sunday, November 20 at 7 pm
Alexander Bernstein (Piano) / Sunday, January 15 at 7 pm
Voicescapes Vocal Ensemble (Early Music - Choral) / Sun, Feb 5 at 3 pm
Montréal Guitar Trio (Classical Guitar) / Wednesday, March 28 at 7:30 pm
Flute &
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Wei & Park Viola & Piano
Sunday, November 20, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. CUC Administration Building Auditorium Photo courtesy of Prairie Debut Management
Sharon Wei, Viola and Angela Park, Piano. A fabulous program featuring a less-heard member of the string family with piano, and showcasing two of Canada's most outstanding chamber musicians.
Alexander Bernstein, Piano
Sunday, January 15 at 7 p.m. College Heights SDA Church (CUC campus)
American/European Pianist. Music of multiple eras played by a fiery young virtuoso on CUC's magnificent 9' Steinway concert grand, featuring a special four-hand work with guest artist Debra Bakland.
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special guest Debra Bakland, Piano
Voi cescapes
Vocal EnsembleSunday, February 5, 2012 at 3 p.m. CUC Administration Building Auditorium
Chamber music for choir & strings of 17th century masterworks performed by one of Alberta's most outstanding vocal ensembles accompanied by early music instrumentalists.
Visit Voicescapes at www.voicescapes.ca.
(NOTE special concert time to accomodate Superbowl fans in audience!)
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Montréal Guitar Trio
WEDNESDAY, March 28, 2012
at 7:30 p.m.
CUC Admin. Building Auditorium
A rarely-heard combination of three virtuoso classical guitarists performing fascinating and unusual repertoire from many eras and styles. Truly funky!
Visit the trio at www.mg3.ca.
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Single Tickets (at door) $25 Adults (18 and over) $15 Seniors (65 and over) $10 Youth/Student with valid student ID
FREE for CUC/PAA Students/Staff/Faculty & immediate* family * parents & siblings of single student/staff/faculty * spouse & child/ren of married student/staff/faculty
Season Tickets (Five Concerts - save 15%) $106 Adults (18 and over) $64 Seniors (65 and over) $43 Youth/Student with valid student ID To book your season tickets call 403-782-3381 x4079 (summer contact). Payable by cheque or Visa/Mastercard credit card.
DIRECTIONS Canadian University College can be reached by coming either north or south on Queen Elizabeth Highway (Highway 2) towards Lacombe.
If travelling southbound QEII take the first Lacombe-Stettler exit. Turn left and follow signs to the university college, to College Avenue. Proceed straight to the first stop sign and turn left (Maple Drive). Follow the road as it curves to the right and enter the free parking lot on your right, by the College Heights Seventh-day Adventist Church. Follow signs to the CUC Administration Building (central campus).
If travelling northbound QEII take the first eastbound Lacombe-Stettler exit. Follow signs to the university college: left at the first light (58th St.), go 1.5 km and then turn right at Canadian University College sign, then left at the T-intersection (Maple Drive). Free parking at the College Heights Seventh-day Adventist Church, situated left of the next four-way stop (College Ave.). Follow signs to the CUC Administration Building (central campus).
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