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  • The Esmé Quartet posing with their instruments in front of a white background.

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    Jeffery Concerts - Esmé Quartet

    Praised for their warm sound and powerful stage presence, the Esmé Quartet was formed in 2016 at the Hochschule für Musik in Cologne, Germany by four musicians who had been friends since their youth. They shared common interests and passions in music, the arts, and life. The Esmé Quartet brings together four brilliant and distinct musical personalities to form a cohesive, close-knit group that is passionately dedicated to the string quartet repertoire. Kui Dong: Spring from Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter Juri Seo: Fall - Winter from Infinite Season Mendelssohn: String Quartet in f minor, Op. 80 Schumann: String Quartet in A Major, Op. 41 No. 3

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    Jeffery Concerts - Miró Quartet

    The Miró Quartet is one of America’s most celebrated and dedicated string quartets, having been labeled by The New Yorker as “furiously committed” and noted by the Cleveland plain dealer for its “exceptional tonal focus and interpretive intensity.” 

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    Fridays at 12:30 Concert Series: guitar and vocal duo Alma

    The Don Wright Faculty of Music at Western University invites everyone to a performance by guitar and vocal duo, Alma, as they explore and perform Spanish music that ranges from Zarzuela to Spanish Art Song. Alma is a classical duo that performs music inspired by Flamenco and Folk Traditions. Amelia Daigle, a Canadian soprano, conceived the project with guitarist Daniel Turner out of her love for opera and folk music. It has since evolved into an into a unique and exciting program that has graced stages in Europe and now, Canada. All are welcome to attend – No RSVP required. This is a free event and end times are approximate. Attending an event in person? Changes happen! Check our events calendar before you leave home. https://music.uwo.ca/events/index.html For tips on transit, parking, guest expectations, accessibility and more please visit https://music.uwo.ca/events/useful-information.html  

  • Person holding sheet music, viewed from behind at a slight angle. The paper shows musical notation. Simple and focused.

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    Fall Student Composers Concert

    The Don Wright Faculty of Music at Western University invites everyone to join for the Fall Student Composers Concert, with compositions by student composers performed by Music faculty students. All are welcome to attend – No RSVP required. This is a free event and end times are approximate. Attending an event in person? Changes happen! Check our events calendar before you leave home. https://music.uwo.ca/events/index.html For tips on transit, parking, guest expectations, accessibility and more please visit https://music.uwo.ca/events/useful-information.html  

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    Fridays at 12:30 Concert Series: Duo Concertante

    The Don Wright Faculty of Music at Western University invites you a performance by Duo Concertante. Duo Concertante is a JUNO-winning ensemble (Nancy Dahn, violin and Timothy Steeves, piano) with a discography of 13 award-winning CDs, including their all-Schubert album, named one of CBC’s Top Classical Recordings of 2020. Nancy and Timothy have toured globally, appearing in the Wigmore Hall (UK), Carnegie Hall (NYC), The National Arts Centre, and the Forbidden City Hall in Beijing, amongst many others. We look forward to welcoming them to the stage for a program entitled Romancing the Rock featuring works by Amanda Maier, César Franck and a newly composed piece titled Iridescence by Mexican Canadian composer Luis Ramirez.  

  • A group of musicians playing oboes, seated in a row with sheet music on stands.

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    Western University Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band Concert

    The Don Wright Faculty of Music at Western University invites you to "Community; Confluence" – the Western University Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band's first concert of the year in celebration of a new year of making music together.

  • Four musicians smiling and posing for the picture with string instruments in a room with framed pictures on the wall.

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    Artists-in-Residence Concert: New Orford String Quartet

    The Don Wright Faculty of Music at Western University invites you to an epic evening of chamber music including Schubert's Death and the Maiden. New Orford String Quartet, consisting of Andrew Wan and Jonathan Crow (violins), Western faculty member Sharon Wei (viola), and Brian Manker (cello) start the evening off with Mozart's unrelentingly dramatic K.421 quartet after which string performance students join in with the New Orford String Quartet for an electric performance of A Letter from the Afterlife by JUNO-winning composer Dinuk Wijeratne. Wijeratne’s work will thematically transition to the final programmed piece of the evening, Schubert's Death and the Maiden String Quartet as he includes recognizable quotes from Schubert’s chamber piece.  

  • Three mirrors reflection of an orchestra; left shows instruments, center focuses on conductor, right captures a violinist.”

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    Western University Symphony Orchestra: Halloween Concert

    The Don Wright Faculty of Music at Western University invites you Halloween-themed evening of symphonic repertoire. Western University Symphony Orchestra presents a concert of bewitching, mysteriously captivating repertoire with two special Halloween-themed concerts. Performers will swap out concert attire for Halloween costumes – join us if you dare! Note: The same program and Halloween theme will be performed at a repeat matinée performance on Saturday, November 2.  

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    The Lord of the Rings & The Hobbit in Concert

    The Lord of the Rings & The Hobbits are coming! In a magnificent concert with a film music orchestra, choir, and star guests, the dark voice of “Saruman” actor Sir Christopher Lee introduces you to the musical world of J.R.R. Tolkien: From the threatening sounds of Mordor and the shrill attacks of the Black Riders to the beautiful lyrical melodies of the elves! A special guest from the original film cast presents “The music of The Lord of the Rings & The Hobbit – The Concert”!

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    Jeffery Concerts - Paul Merritt, Organ and Friends

    The Jeffery Concerts - Excited to showcase four exceptional London musicians: Paul Merritt (organ) will be joined by Jennifer Short (oboe), Katerina Juraskova (cello), Richard Frank, (soprano & alto saxophones). They will perform an eclectic mix of music drawn from the Baroque era to the modern day, all involving the organ. The repertoire will include works by J.S. Bach, J.L. Krebs, G. Homilius, Mendelssohn, Josef Rheinberger, William Mathias, Paul Halley, and Denis Bédard.

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    Jeffery Concerts - Kevin Chen, piano

    At the age of five, this Canadian prodigy began his piano studies; by age eight Kevin Chen had been named one of CBC’s Top 30 Hot Canadian Classical Musicians under 30 and became the youngest person to earn The Royal Conservatory of Music’s Associate Diploma.  Subsequent awards include: youngest-ever winner of the Franz Liszt International Piano Competition; first prize at the Concours de Genève; and first prize in the Arthur Rubinstein Piano Master Competition. As well as being an exceptional musician, Chen is an accomplished composer and has over 100 works to his name. F. Chopin: Ballade No. 4 in F minor, Op. 52 F. Chopin: Polonaise-Fantaisie in A-Flat Major, Op. 61 F. Chopin: Variations on “Là ci darem la mano,” Op. 2 F. Liszt: Ballade No. 2 in B minor, S. 171 F. Schubert/F. Liszt: Erlkönig, S. 558 No. 4 F. Liszt: Années de pèlerinage II, Sonetto 104 del Petrarca, S. 161 No. 5 F. Liszt: Réminiscences de Don Juan, S. 418

  • Brass quintet smiling for the picture with their instruments under a city skyline in the background

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    Jeffery Concerts - Chicago Brass Quintet - Music of the Americas

    Technical brilliance plus showmanship makes the international award-winning Chicago Brass Quintet one of the world’s preeminent brass quintets. Versatility best describes this brass ensemble as they delight audiences with an oeuvre full of both classic staples and contemporary compositions. Showy without ever showing off, the Quintet celebrates the poetry of song via musical experiences that are rich in emotion, reflection, and melody. Repertoire to include: Anthony DiLorenzo: Fire Dance Fisher Tull: Exhibition Aaron Copland (arr. Erik Morales): The Promise of Living Antonio Carlos Jobim (arr. Bob Driggs): Girl from Ipanema Ignacio Calvo (arr. Jay Lichtmann): Andean Op. 16 Astor Piazzolla (arr. Serdar Cizmeci): Oblivion Dan Anderson: Huapango

  • Hocheol Shin with his cello, and Kyung Kim posing for the camera in seperate photos.

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    Fridays at 12:30 Concert Series: H. Shin, cello; K. Kim, piano

    The Don Wright Faculty of Music at Western University invites you to experience South Korean cellist Hocheol Shin and faculty member Kyung Kim as they take to the stage with Music of the Americas featuring works that personify the diverse cultural mosaic and heritage of the Americas. Works include Le Grand Tango by Astor Piazzolla, Métis composer and Western grad T. Patrick Carrabré’s Red River, sonata for cello and piano, and Samuel Barber’s epic Sonata for cello and piano. This event is also available via livestream. music.uwo.ca/events/livestream All are welcome to attend – No RSVP required. This is a free event and end times are approximate. Attending an event in person? Changes happen! Check our events calendar before you leave home. https://music.uwo.ca/events/index.html For tips on transit, parking, guest expectations, accessibility and more please visit https://music.uwo.ca/events/useful-information.html  

  • A choir performs passionately on stage, with members holding music sheets as they sing.

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    Choral Kick-off Concert: Chorale, Les Choristes, Western University Singers

    The Don Wright Faculty of Music at Western University invites you to first choir concert of the year. Chorale, Les Choristes, and Western University Singers present the annual Choral Kick-off! Come hear all three ensembles together in concert as they kick-off the choral season. Conductors: Mark Ramsay and Tracy Wong Interested in more choral events at the Don Wright Faculty of Music? Visit music.uwo.ca/choirs All are welcome to attend – No RSVP required. This is a free event and end times are approximate. Attending an event in person? Changes happen! Check our events calendar before you leave home. https://music.uwo.ca/events/index.html For tips on transit, parking, guest expectations, accessibility and more please visit https://music.uwo.ca/events/useful-information.html

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    Faculty Concert: Leslie Kinton, piano

    The Don Wright Faculty of Music at Western University invites you to a solo piano recital by faculty member Leslie Kinton featuring works by Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven, including Bach’s Partita No. 1, Mozart’s Sonata K. 310, Beethoven’s Bagatelles op. 126, and Sonata op. 109. All are welcome to attend – No RSVP required. This is a free event and end times are approximate. Attending an event in person? Changes happen! Check our events calendar before you leave home. https://music.uwo.ca/events/index.html For tips on transit, parking, guest expectations, accessibility and more please visit https://music.uwo.ca/events/useful-information.html

  • Two musicians with smiling faces sitting side by side playing a violin and a cello under a white background.

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    Guest Artists Concert: cello and fiddle duo HAAS

    Join at the Don Wright Faculty of Music, Western University for HAAS, a string duo composed of sisters Natalie (cello) and Brittany (fiddle). The began their musical lives filling their childhood home with Bach suites and old-time tunes alike. It was on their own, however-following divergent paths through disparate musical traditions, countries, and cultures-that they both arrived as virtuosi and composers at the highest levels of contemporary string music. They welcome you to join for a musical journey encompassing travels through time with representation from Nashville to Norway, the Celtic Isles to California.

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    Guest Artist Concert: Christina Petrowska Quilico, piano

    The Don Wright Faculty of Music at Western University invites you for an evening of music performed by guest artist pianist Christina Petrowska Quilico from her new album Games of the Night Wind. The performance will include works by David Jaeger, T?ru Takemitsu, Alexandre Tansman, and Henryk Górecki.

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    Fridays at 12:30 Concert Series: Members of Tafelmusik

    The Don Wright Faculty of Music at Western University invites to experience Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra musicians Patricia Ahern, violin, and Keiran Campbell, cello, as they return to Western and take the stage with Early Music Studio faculty members Joseph Lanza, violin, and Borys Medicky, keyboard for a concert of baroque works.