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All Concerts at 8 pm at the
Orangeville Town Hall Opera House
This season's
concert series features four exceptional groups in one of the
best series in our 28 year history!
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Climax Jazz
Friday, October 10, 2003
 Climax
are known for their wide variety of tunes, with lots of vocals:
musicians who play straight from the heart and with a great sense of
humour. No wonder they are one of the most popular traditional jazz
bands around. Climax's latest CD, Toronto to New Orleans reflects their
varied repertoire: marches, dance tunes, blues and traditional popular
songs. Climax's permanent home since 1983 is the Chick'N'Deli restaurant
and bar, 744 Mount Pleasant Road, in Toronto's antique district. They
play every Saturday, 4 to 7 pm to a standing room only crowd of
enthusiastic jazz and dance fans of all ages.
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 This
distinguished pianist has performed in concert halls throughout North
America, Europe, the Far East and Australia. Under the batons of such
renowned conductors as Seiji Ozawa, John Eliot Gardiner, Gerald Schwarz
and Bramwell Tovey, he has performed with the Chicago Symphony, the
Sydney Symphony, the BBC (London) Symphony, the St. Petersburg
Philharmonic, and every major orchestra in Canada. Many aspects of
Silverman's playing are frequently noted: a polished technique, an
extraordinary range of tonal palette, an uncanny ability to sing his way
into the heart of a phrase, and his probing interpretation of the most
complex works in the repertoire.
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 You
don't often associate showmanship with folk music, but that's exactly
what you get when Mark Haines and Tom Leighton take to the stage. Both
are gifted musicians - Leighton on accordion, keyboard and bodhran,
Haines on fiddle and guitar. Add Leighton's innovative arrangements and
Haines' captivating burnished baritone and you end up with an evening of
exciting, eclectic music ranging over folk, country, roots, ethnic and
jazz idioms. Perhaps more than anything Haines and Leighton transmit
their love and passion of music to their audiences. You can see it in
their faces - the pleasure, the delight, the intensity, the commitment,
the joy. You will clap, hoot, whistle and stomp your feet.
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 The
Elmer Iseler Singers, a twenty-voice professional chamber choir founded
by the late Dr. Elmer Iseler in 1979, and now conducted by Lydia Adams,
has built an enviable international reputation through its concerts,
broadcasts and recordings throughout Canada, the United States and on
the international concert stage. Known for the unique beauty of their
sound, the Elmer Iseler Singers bring to life exciting repertoire that
spans 500 years of great choral music. "Breathing life into the
mystic" Robert Harris, The Globe and Mail "The Elmer Isler
Singers ... they are a revolation - of what, no need to analyze, for it
is beyond words" Helen Heubi, Muskoka Times
A GREAT SERIES
4 CONCERTS FOR $80! (Save $20)
(Students $35)
Individual Concerts $25
(Students $10)
All seats are reserved
Orangeville Concert Association
Tickets: Opera House Box Office
87 Broadway, Orangeville
Phone 519-942-3423 or 1-800-424-1295 |
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| Email: tickets@orangevilleconcerts.ca
VISA, MasterCard & American Express Accepted
With the generous support of:
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