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Amici Chamber Ensemble

Schubert Octet

  • May 31, 2020

CONCERT POSTPONED

Due the escalating health concerns surrounding COVID-19, Amici has decided to postpone our Schubert Octet concert on May 31st. Amici plans to present this wonderful repertoire in our 2021-22 season. We will be sure to let you know the details when available. If you purchased a ticket to our Schubert Octet concert, we will contact you this week to provide the following options:

1. Receive a full credit on your account to be used towards our 2020-21 season

2. Receive a full refund for the amount of your purchase

3. We would gratefully accept the conversion of your ticket(s) into a charitable donation to Amici. You will receive a full tax receipt

Thank you for your understanding and patience in this difficult time. We look forward to welcoming you back for more great music as soon as possible.

Joaquin, David, Serouj and Kaija

Time
03:00PM
Venue
Telus Centre for Performance and Learning
Location
Mazzoleni Concert Hall, 273 Bloor Street W., Toronto
Contact
Adult $50, Senior $45, Under 30 $30, Student $15
Purchase Tickets

Music:

Franz Schubert – Sonatensatz in B Flat Major D. 28
Franz Schubert – Notturno in E Flat Major, D. 897
Franz Schubert – Octet in F major D. 803

Special Guests

Alex Kerr

Alex Kerr

Amici Chamber Ensemble


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Joaquin Valdepeñas

Considered one of the most distinguished clarinetists of his generation, Toronto Symphony Orchestra Principal Clarinetist Joaquin Valdepeñas makes appearances as a soloist, chamber musician and conductor, at festivals & concert series throughout the world. A prolific recording artist, he is a two-time Juno award winner and GRAMMY®-award nominee.

David Hetherington

David Hetherington, for years the assistant principal cellist with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, performs regularly as a chamber musician as well as working frequently with contemporary music ensembles such as New Music Concerts and Soundstreams Canada.  Mr. Hetherington plays his 1695 cello made by Giovanni Grancino of Milan “with rare delicacy and clarity”.

Serouj Kradjian

Juno-winning and Grammy-nominated pianist and composer Serouj Kradjian is hailed as a “keyboard acrobat” of “crystal virtuosity” by the press. He has established himself as a versatile artist whose readiness to break boundaries and explore different styles has made him an exciting voice on the international music scene. He is regularly invited to appear as soloist and chamber musician in North America and Europe.

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