“A level of virtuosity not often heard”….“Astonishing synchronicity “….“We were transported to a different world.“ These are some of the remarks heard after yesterday’s program of Spanish music by Domagoj Ivanovic and Noel McRobbie.Live classical music at its best, performed by top-notch artists, and deeply appreciated by a warm, attentive audience. Our heartfelt thanks to … Continue reading ¡España!
Tag: chamber music
Songs of Consolation for our Distracted Time
Music for reflection and consolation - starting with early English keyboard works, moving onto French music from the 18th and 19th centuries, and culminating in the profound B flat major Sonata, D960, by Franz Schubert Thank you to pianist Bruce Vogt who performed this beautifully curated program, and to the lovely and gracious audience who … Continue reading Songs of Consolation for our Distracted Time
The Turning of the Leaves
A lovely full house enjoyed Simon Farintosh’s varied program of original, arranged, and own compositions for solo guitar on Sunday. Our season is off to a great start! Thank you all for coming out on such a beautiful afternoon!
Once upon a Harp
Harpist extraordinaire Josh Layne gave a beautiful concert on Sunday May 4th! Our very appreciative audience was treated to stories and legends told through original compositions as well as Josh’s arrangements of well-known classics, and had the opportunity to learn more about his unique instrument after the performance. Thank you to all who attended - … Continue reading Once upon a Harp
All the world’s a stage
Today was a very special day at Chemainus Classical Concerts. We hosted an extraordinary young Ukrainian pianist, Sasha Luchkov, in a sold out concert that left the audience in awe of his brilliant technique and mature interpretations. The performance was followed by a reception to celebrate the 20th anniversary of CCC - more photos to … Continue reading All the world’s a stage
A Sunday of Sonatas
A warm and friendly “Sunday of Sonatas” performed by Dr Kevin Ayesh. Our audience loved his gentle humour and beautifully nuanced playing - he in turn enjoyed their attentiveness and appreciation.
A Sunday of Sonatas
Kevin Ayesh, piano Sunday, March 9 at 2pm Not many pianists can say that they’ve performed in all 50 states of the USA, playing as many as 50 recitals per season! Dr. Kevin Ayesh maintains a busy schedule as performer, clinician, and adjudicator, and is the recipient of a long list of prizes and awards. … Continue reading A Sunday of Sonatas
Resonance
Some pre-concert photos of a sold out recital played by Arthur Arnold and Moira Hopfe-Ostensen - a beautiful program of R Strauss, Vaughan Williams, Romberg and Shostakovich that truly resonated with our audience. Thank you to all our patrons for supporting our series.
Resonance
Arthur Arnold, cello; Moira Hopfe-Ostensen, piano Sunday, February 9 at 2pm Culturally rich Powell River is home to Arthur Arnold and Moira Hopfe-Ostensen. Arthur directs the PRISMA Festival and Academy, Moira is Artist-in-Residence at the Powell River Academy of Music, and together they have a huge impact on the musical community. Both known as dynamic … Continue reading Resonance
Post-Romantic Palette
“Outstanding”, “magnificent”, “spectacular”, “out of this world”….. we all agreed that today’s sold out concert was an experience that left us in awe of these beautiful artists. Thank you to Catherine Ordronneau and Kai Gleusteen for an unforgettable performance, and to all the enthusiastic audience members who attended!
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