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KISMET VIRTUOSITY: The united performance of the National Youth Orchestra of Canada and European Union Youth Orchestrawith Viennese Conductor, Sascha Goetzel

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SOLOISTSSUNDAY AFTERNOON SERIES

FROM MOSCOW TO MONTREALALAIN LEFÈVRE, PIANOSunday, October 6, 2019 at 2:30 PM

Rachmaninoff/Franck/Ravel/Debussy/Lefèvre Hailed as a "hero" (Los Angeles Times), a "smashing" performer

(The Washington Post), "a pianist who breaks the mold”

and “musically arresting" (International Piano), and "who

stands out from the typical trends and artifices offered

on the international scene" (Classica), this Warner Classics

internationally acclaimed artist has performed in over

40 countries in the world’s most prestigious venues.

Alain Lefèvre brings French and Russian piano masterworks

to life at the Isabel alongside his own compositions.

BELIEVER IN BEETHOVENJONATHAN BISS, PIANOSunday, November 17, 2019 at 2:30 PM

“One of the most striking North American pianists

of the new generation.”—The Globe and Mail

For a concert of Beethoven sonatas, the Isabel welcomes

one of the great Beethoven interpreters of our time,

Jonathan Biss. He is a world-renowned pianist who shares

his deep curiosity with music lovers in the concert hall

and beyond. As the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's

birth approaches, Jonathan Biss is recording the nine-disc

cycle of all Beethoven sonatas. Winner of the Leonard

Bernstein Award and the Lincoln Center's Martin E. Segal

Award, Jonathan is both a beautiful and formidable

interpreter of Beethoven.

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THE MAGIC OF MUSICBLAKE POULIOT, VIOLINHSIN-I HUANG, PIANOSunday, February 2, 2020 at 2:30 PM

Mozart/Kreisler/Bartok/Janacek/Prokofiev/Sarasate “One of those special talents that comes along once

in a lifetime” describes The Toronto Star of this 24-year-old

superstar violinist. Grand Prize winner of the 2016 Orchestra

Symphonique de Montréal (OSM) Manulife Competition,

Blake Pouliot is a charismatic and multifaceted performer

who has garnered many accolades as a concert violinist,

starred in two successful films, composed, and made

numerous television appearances. This year, Blake

received a Juno Award nomination.

SOUNDS AND PERFUMESJANINA FIALKOWSKA, PIANO Sunday, February 16, 2020 at 2:30 PM

Chopin/Fauré/Poulenc/Tailleferre/Debussy/Ravel A “born Chopin interpreter” is how the legendary Arthur

Rubinstein described Janina Fialkowska after her prize-winning

performance at his inaugural Master Piano Competition. For

over 40 years, concert pianist Janina Fialkowska has enchanted

audiences and critics around the world. She has been praised for

her musical integrity, her refreshing natural approach, and her

unique piano sound thus becoming “one of the Grandes Dames

of piano playing” (Frankfurter Allgemeine).

THE INVENTIVE CELLOMATT HAIMOVITZ, CELLO MEAGAN MILATZ, PIANOSunday, May 10, 2020 at 2:30 PM

Beethoven/Ravel/Boulanger/Poulenc and more Renowned as a musical pioneer, cellist Matt Haimovitz is praised

by The New York Times as a “ferociously talented cellist who

brings his megawatt sound and uncommon expressive gifts to

a vast variety of styles” and by The New Yorker as a “remarkable

virtuoso” who “never turns in a predictable performance.” He has

inspired classical music lovers and countless new listeners by

bringing his artistry to concert halls and clubs, outdoor festivals,

and intimate coffee houses — any place where passionate music

can be heard.

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VERDI REQUIEMNATIONAL ARTS CENTRE ORCHESTRAAlexander Shelley, ConductorOttawa Choral SocietySaturday, September 14, 2019 at 7:30 PM Join us for Verdi’s tour de force with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, the

Ottawa Choral Society, and four fabulous soloists! Few works in the repertoire

offer the drama of opera and the thrill of spectacular symphonic writing

combined with stellar, virtuosic solo moments. Verdi’s Requiem will conjure

up both intense pathos and a sense of apocalyptic drama when conductor

Alexander Shelley directs a massive group of soloists, choir members, and

orchestra in what may be the mightiest mass in musical history.

ENCHANTED ISLE VOCES8Monday, October 28, 2019 at 7:30 PM

Tallis/Gibbons/Mendelssohn/Britten and more “A perfect blend of calm contentment and

soaring spirit.” — The Independent

Experience the voices of the angels with the British vocal

ensemble VOCES8. Versatility and a celebration of diverse

musical expression are central to this globe-trotting a capella

ensemble’s performance and joyful ethos. “Eight beautifully

integrated solo voices… all supported by persuasive and

committed singing,” describes BBC Music Magazine.

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Beethoven/Brahms/Dvorak A 2019 Juno Award winner, the Gryphon Trio continues to

impress international audiences and press with performances

which “bring out the kind of delicacy and sensuous beauty

that’s often overlooked” (BBC Music Magazine). The Gryphon Trio

has firmly established itself as one of the world’s preeminent

piano trios, garnering acclaim and impressing international

audiences with its highly refined, dynamic, and memorable

performances. Back by popular demand, Canada’s foremost

piano trio and multiple JUNO winner returns to the Isabel

to perform chamber music masterpieces.

ALL WE ARE SAYINGART OF TIME ENSEMBLE and RALSTON STRING QUARTET Tuesday, February 4, 2020 at 7:30 PM The power of music to galvanize a movement and inspire

resistance is highlighted in this program of music that reaches

across genre, historical context, and message. The classical and

folk program features George Crumb's Black Angels for string

quartet performed by the Ralston String Quartet, First Prize

winners of the Banff International String Quartet Competition,

and backed by a live film mix. The program also includes music by

Frederic Rzewski, John Prine, Bob Dylan, and Dmitri Shostakovich.

A LITTLE BIT IN LOVE:BERNSTEIN AND BRAHMSARC ENSEMBLE with PATRICIA O'CALLAGHAN, SOPRANOTuesday, March 24, 2020 at 7:30 PM

Bernstein/Kaufman/Brahms Delight in the songs from Bernstein’s Candide, On the Town, and

Wonderful Town, and the beautiful Brahms Clarinet Quintet with

TSO Principal Clarinetist, Joaquin Valdepeñas. Leonard Bernstein’s

extravagant talents could frustrate many groups. The classical

music devotees would have had him compose more and conduct

less, the Broadway fans saw him as the saviour of the American

musical, and educators watched him demystify music (without

removing the mystery) — all of whom wanted him to devote

himself to the part of his genius in which they were most invested.

However, Bernstein pursued every project with the commitment

of the moment and he consumed life in much the same way.

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TRULY, MADLY BAROQUERED PRIEST Tuesday, September 24, 2019 at 7:30 PM

Vivaldi/Pachelbel/Albinoni/Bach/Handel and more Founded in 1997 and named after the flame-haired priest, Antonio

Vivaldi, Red Priest has performed sold-out concerts in many of the

world’s most prestigious festivals and concert halls. Red Priest is the

only early music group in the world to have been compared in the

press to the Rolling Stones, Jackson Pollock, the Marx Brothers, Spike

Jones, and Cirque du Soleil. This extraordinary acoustic foursome has

been described by music critics as “visionary and heretical,” “wholly

irreverent and highly enlightened,“ “completely wild,“ and “deeply

imaginative," with a “red-hot wicked sense of humour.“

J.S. BACHBRANDENBURG CONCERTOS“AKAMUS” — THE AKADEMIE FÜR ALTE MUSIK BERLINTuesday, November 26, 2019 at 7:30 PM Few musical works are as adored, and as often performed, as the

Brandenburg Concertos by Johann Sebastian Bach. Performing

them is Akamus, one of the world’s leading chamber orchestras on

period instruments. Having sold more than a million CDs, Akamus is

a highly successful orchestra internationally. Their recordings have

won all-important awards for classical recordings such as the Grammy,

Diapason d‘Or, Cannes Classical, Gramophone, Edison, MIDEM Classical,

the Bach Medal, and Echo Klassik. Revel in the joy of the Brandenburgs,

brilliantly performed, of course!

SAFE HAVEN TAFELMUSIK BAROQUE ORCHESTRA Conceived, scripted, and programmed by Alison MackayElisa Citterio, Music Director Maryem Tollar, narrator and vocalistDiely Mori Tounkara, koraNaghmeh Farahmand, percussionWednesday, January 29, 2020 at 7:30 PM Safe Haven is a powerful multimedia exploration in music, words, and

images of the influence of refugee populations on the culture of their

adopted countries during the baroque era. Performing the works of the

17th and 18th centuries, we will hear how French, English, German, and

Italian baroque music reflects the story of how migrants and refugees

influenced the culture in each country. Safe Haven features music by

European baroque composers including Corelli, Lully, Bach, Telemann,

and Vivaldi — composers whose interactions with migrant musicians,

impresarios, and artisans had a major influence on their work.

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JAZZ GUITAR HEROESDAVE BARTON TRIOSue Graff, guest vocalist Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 7:30 PM Join Dave Barton and friends for music from The Great American

Songbook, including tunes like Come Rain or Come Shine,

The Days of Wine and Roses, and There Will Never Be Another You.

Dave Barton will pay tribute to great guitarists who have

influenced his musical journey and those of many others,

including Wes Montgomery, Pat Metheny, Ed Bickert,

John Scofield, and Lennie Breau, among others.

A FOLK CHRISTMASDAVID ARCHIBALDwith Duncan Holt, Jesse MacMillan,Doug Raensbury, and Anna Sudac Tuesday, December 10, 2019 at 7:30 PM Join Kingston’s brilliant singer songwriter David Archibald and

friends for a toasty warm Christmas concert in Kingston. David’s work

on Great Lakes marine heritage, Spirit of the Inland Sea, has been

featured at National and Provincial Parks as well as the Blyth Festival.

Did you know that he also produced the first recording of pop star

Avril Lavigne and that he has written for and performed on Sesame

Street and CBC's Mr. Dressup? This multi-talented and generous

Kingston artist will warm your heart just in time for the holidays.

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VALENTINE’S DAY WITHMISS EMILY Friday, February 14, 2020 at 7:30 PM “Three Words……You were more than just a friend. The beginning and

the end. The space between three words. But love is a flame of passion,

fuelled by the hearts desire...” — Miss Emily, Three Words Miss Emily sings about the three words that measure romance, heartbreak,

and redemption. The three words that are so hard to say. Join Miss Emily

and her band on Valentine’s Day for a journey of love, loss, and soulful

recollections. The music will move you. The songs will make your heart

beat faster. The show will bring you out of your seat and send you

into the night with a glint in your eye. Join us on Valentine’s Day

for a romantic, powerful, and vibrant concert with Miss Emily.

BEAUTIFUL SCARSBY TOM WILSONTom Wilson, Program Creator and Singer Darcy Hepner, Conductor and SoloistKingston SymphonyWednesday, April 8, 2020 at 7:30 PM Three-time Juno Award-winning songwriter and rock musician

Tom Wilson teams up with the Kingston Symphony for a multi-disciplinary

literary and musical performance. In conjunction with his new memoir,

Beautiful Scars, Tom uses words and music to tell the story of his search

for identity and a family history of carefully guarded secrets and profound

acts of forgiveness. As Tom states, “My truth was hidden from me … and

finally I’m becoming a Mohawk man.” Paired with the Kingston Symphony

Orchestra, this JUNO Award winner presents gorgeous new works

originally commissioned by the National Arts Centre.

FULL FREQUENCY PRODUCTIONS PRESENTSSUMMER’S FOR BOYS & GIRLS album release concertSaturday, April 25, 2020 at 7:30 PM

Featuring performances by Paul Langlois (The Tragically Hip),

Jay Harris, Greg Ball, The Huaraches, Abby Stewart, Justin Bird

(Thorns of Venus), and more to be announced!

Come and celebrate the beginning of the warm weather with this

showcase style concert featuring performances from many of Kingston's

finest musicians! They will be performing cover songs of some of your

favourite summer hits from the newly released and Kingston-made

Summer’s For Boys & Girls compilation album project. This will be a

fun-in-the-sun-concert with a variety of musical styles including pop,

folk, rock, oldies, and even some surf music, as well as original songs

by our talented homegrown musicians! All net proceeds to support the RKY Camp Campership Fund.

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KINGSTON PRODIGIOUS VIRTUOSOLEONID NEDIAK Tuesday, October 29, 2019 at 7:30 PM

Bach/Burge/Chopin/Liszt/Prokofiev/Rachmaninoff

Recognized as one of the top ten pianists of his age group in the world,

Kingston’s Leonid Nediak has already been a featured soloist with

l'Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, the Toronto Symphony, and

the Kingston Symphony, all while scooping up prizes at the Cleveland

International Piano Competition and the Canadian Music Competition.

Named by CBC as one of the “30 hot Canadian classical musicians

under 30,” this dazzling young Kingston pianist has a brilliant

international career ahead of him.

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ORCHESTRAL VIRTUOSITYORPHEUS CHAMBER ORCHESTRAwith VIRTUOSO PIANISTJAN LISIECKI Wednesday, October 16, 2019 at 7:30 PM The passion of music.

The power of democracy.

I am Orpheus.

To start this magnificent festival, we have the internationally

acclaimed, Grammy Award-winning Orpheus Chamber

Orchestra, one of the world's great chamber orchestras.

The Orpheus makes its debut at the Isabel, after playing

conductorless to thousands of music lovers on four

continents for over three decades. For the past 26 seasons,

the centerpiece of each Orpheus season has been its concert

series at New York's Carnegie Hall. In 2019, Orpheus will

join forces with Canadian superstar pianist Jan Lisiecki at

the Isabel in a program that includes a 2016 commission

by Jessie Montgomery, Mendelssohn Piano Concerto No. 1,

and Mendelssohn’s virtuosic and sunny Italian Symphony.

SPIRIT & SOULMEASHA BRUEGGERGOSMAN Tuesday, November 12, 2019 at 7:30 PM “It would be superfluous to say that the Canadian Measha

Brueggergosman is the most fantastic singer in the world today.

I cannot think of anything she cannot do.” — CONCERTONET.COM Be captivated by the voice and talents of the brilliant Measha

Brueggergosman. This world-renowned performer, author, and

activist graces the stage of the Isabel with a repertoire that stretches

across generations. Hear the soulful anthems of the powerful Black

women who have inspired Measha throughout her career and the

stirring spirituals from her recent multi-award-nominated album.

Come hear the extraordinary Measha Brueggergosman.

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FINE ARTS QUARTET

CHAMBER MUSIC VIRTUOSITYFINE ARTS QUARTET andSTEWART GOODYEAR, PIANO Thursday, November 7, 2019 at 7:30 PM

Beethoven/Shostakovich/Brahms

The Washington Post proclaimed the Fine Arts Quartet as

"one of the gold-plated names in chamber music." Declared a

"a phenomenon" by the Los Angeles Times and "one of the best

pianists of his generation" by The Philadelphia Inquirer, Stewart

Goodyear is an accomplished young pianist as a concerto

soloist, chamber musician, recitalist, and composer. Together,

these musicians bring the concert to a spectacular close with

Brahms Piano Quintet in f minor.

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VIRTUOSIC TOUR DE FORCEThe United Performance of the NATIONAL YOUTH ORCHESTRA OF CANADA andEUROPEAN UNION YOUTH ORCHESTRASascha Goetzel, ConductorWednesday, November 13, 2019 at 7:30 PM In this enormous transatlantic musical collaboration, the National

Youth Orchestra of Canada and the European Union Youth Orchestra

tour together for their collaborative Isabel debut under the expert

baton of Viennese conductor, Sascha Goetzel. These brilliant musicians

will perform the Stravinsky The Firebird Suite, Ravel’s Tzigane, Saint-Saëns’

Rondo Capriccioso with solo violinist Blake Pouliot, and more!

Of its recent spectacular success at the Edinburgh International Festival,

the NYOC was described as “one of the world’s most accomplished

youth ensembles,” by The Edinburgh Reporter. The New York Times

describes the EUYO as "among the elite institutions of its kind," and

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker calls the

orchestra “the best possible ambassador for the European Union.”

VIRTUOSO PIANISTYEFIM BRONFMAN Saturday, November 23, 2019 at 7:30 PM Beethoven/Brahms

The New York Times describes Yefim Bronfman as, “certainly one of the

greatest pianists active today.” Internationally recognized as one of

today's most acclaimed and admired pianists, Yefim Bronfman stands

among a handful of artists regularly sought by prestigious festivals,

orchestras, conductors, and recital series. His commanding technique,

power, and exceptional lyrical gifts captivate audiences around the

world. What a privilege it is to have Mr. Bronfman here at the Isabel.

VIRTUOSO JAZZBRANFORD MARSALISBranford Marsalis QuartetFriday, March 6, 2020 at 7:30 PM

Three-time Grammy Award winner Branford Marsalis is cited as

arguably the most respected living U.S. jazz instrumentalist. Growing

up in the rich environment of New Orleans in an astoundingly

talented musical family that includes brother Wynton Marsalis,

Branford has brought acclaim as a saxophonist and new energy and

new audiences to the jazz art. Throughout his career, he has refined

and expanded his talents and his horizons as a musician, composer,

bandleader, and educator — a 21st-century mainstay of jazz excellence.

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BIG BAND DIVASSWING SHIFT BIG BAND Saturday, November 9, 2019 at 7:30 PM

Jim John, Music DirectorWith singers Heather Bambrick, June Garber, and Larisa Renee Enjoy Begin the Beguine, Someone to Watch Over Me, Boogie

Woogie Bugle Boy, Cheek to Cheek, Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree,

and more with the Swing Shift Big Band. Celebrating the sounds

and energy of the big band era, Jim John’s big band has now

become one of the top-rated big bands not only in Ontario,

but all of Canada. With its 17 talented musicians plus

vocalists, this band entertains audiences of all ages.

TRIBUTE TO MILES DAVIS:KIND OF BLUE RON DI LAURO SEXTETSaturday, February 15, 2020 at 7:30 PM Miles Davis’s Kind of Blue iconic album has been regarded

by many critics as the greatest jazz record, Davis's masterpiece,

and one of the best albums of all time. Now the tracks from

Kind of Blue will be recreated live by some of this country’s

top jazz musicians. Bandleader Ron Di Lauro will lead his

sextet with a set of Miles' classics from the late fifties for

a full re-creation of Kind of Blue.

HAVANA HEATALDO LÓPEZ-GAVILÁN, JAZZ PIANIST Thursday, March 12, 2020 at 7:30 PM

“Simply a genius, a star.” — CHUCHO VALDÉS

“He is praised for his “dazzling technique and rhythmic fire”

in The Seattle Times and dubbed a “formidable virtuoso”

by The Times of London. Cuban pianist and composer

Aldo López-Gavilán excels in both the jazz and classical

worlds, and as a performer of his own electrifying jazz

compositions. Back at the Isabel by popular demand!

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TARANTELLA: VIVA NAPOLI!VESUVIUS ENSEMBLEMonday, October 7, 2019 at 7:30 PM Enter the dazzling world of timeless Italy, with charismatic

Italian singer Francesco Pellegrino and his ensemble as your

guides. They bring us to the sunny countrysides of Southern

Italy with energetic Italian folk songs and more. Vesuvius

Ensemble's luminous performances paint a portrait of Naples,

Italy and its surrounding scenery with the spirited popular

music of the ages, giving colourful details of Neapolitan life.

The rustic instruments used (the tammorra, chitarra battente,

ciaramella, and colascione) combine with the chitarrone,

guitars, and lutes to create a unique soundscape.

ATTENTION STORM CHASERS!GAELIC STORM Tuesday, March 10, 2020 at 7:30 PM Gaelic Storm is a true force to be reckoned with their

performances of traditional Irish music, Scottish music, and

original tunes in both the Celtic and Celtic rock genres. The

spirit of Ireland is alive and well with this multi-national, Celtic

juggernaut. Celtic fans love their devotion to tradition, country

music fans adore the storytelling, the bluegrass-heads love the

instrumentals, and the rockers simply relish their passion. In

the words of band member Patrick Murphy, “The fans are the

ones that have given us this life. We’re here for them.”

AFRO-CUBAN ADVENTUREOKAN Thursday, March 19, 2020 at 7:30 PM

Afro-Cuban, Jazz, Latin, World Music,

Classical Toronto-based band. "I have rarely felt that much energy and joie de vivre pouring out of

a group … a joyous rush of Afro-Cuban jazz." — OTTAWAJAZZSCENE.CA From the Lincoln and Kennedy centers to the Isabel, OKAN’s

Cuban co-leaders, composers, and multi-instrumentalists

Elizabeth Rodriguez and Magdelys Savigne and band bring

a fresh perspective to Latin and world jazz fusion through

their powerful vocals, incredible musicianship, and potent

lyrical content.

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SCOTTISH SUPERSTARSBRAEBACH Friday, October 4, 2019 at 7:30 PM Breabach are the new Scottish music superstars on the world stage

—they are the herald of Scottish folk being embraced by a new

generation. Scottish folk music band Braebach was formed in 2011

and has already won the ‘Best Folk Band’ and ‘Best Album’ at the MG

ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards as well as nominations for ‘Best Group’

at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards and ‘European Album of the Year’ in the

Songlines Music Awards. Breabach combine twin bagpipes, fiddle, bass,

and guitar with Gaelic vocals and step dance, a brand of musicianship

that has led to them playing worldwide, from Sydney Opera House

to Central Park, New York. They will also play music from their latest

CD, Frenzy of the Meeting, that is inspired by the positive innovative

culture hive of Glasgow. The energetic band has earned international

recognition on the world and roots music scene as one of the UK’s

most dynamic and influential bands.

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ROYAL CONSERVATORY ORCHESTRATANYA MILLER, CONDUCTORGODWIN FRIESEN, PIANISTThursday, September 26, 2019 at 7:30 PM

Ravel/Prokofiev

The Royal Conservatory Orchestra returns to the stage of the

Isabel, this time performing the great Prokofiev Symphony No. 5

and the Ravel Piano Concerto in G with multiple award winner,

Godwin Friesen. This wonderfully talented group of pre-professional

musicians will work with renowned Canadian conductor

Tanya Miller for a spirited performance.

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Children experience ancient Inuit drum songs from Canada's

Arctic with an ensemble of Inuit musicians presenting

Inuit drum dance, throat songs, and contemporary music.

This is followed by a workshop on storytelling and

throat music.

SHOW: 35-45 minutes

WORKSHOP: 30 minutes — Storytelling and Throat Music

Recommended for ages 6 to 12

CHRIS McKHOOL AND FRIENDS presentCELEBRATE! HOLIDAYS OF THE GLOBAL VILLAGE Saturday, December 7, 2019 at 11:00 AM Rehearsal Hall

Bring the whole family to a concert with Chris McKhool and

his special guests including Coast Tsimshian First Nations

Elder, Shannon Thunderbird. This performance gives young

audiences a glimpse into the different customs, celebrations,

and festivities enjoyed in Canada. Juno Award nominee Chris

McKhool celebrates the multicultural mosaic of our country with

songs about Bodhi Day (Buddhist), Carnival (Quebec), Chanukah,

Chinese New Year, Christmas, Diwali, Halloween, Kwanzaa (Pan-

African), Indigenous traditions, Ramadan, and Winter Solstice.

Celebrate! is a window into many cultures from around the world

and provides family audiences with a glimpse into the different

customs, celebrations, and festivities enjoyed in Canada.

SHOW: 50 minutes

QUESTION PERIOD: 15 minutes

Recommended for ages 6 to 12

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SELKIES TO SHE-WOLVES:

STORYTELLING WITHOUT BORDERS

Featuring KYOKO OGODA and SELINA CHIARELLISaturday, February 8, 2020 at 11:00 AM Rehearsal Hall

Selina Chiarelli, a local storyteller and singer, takes you on an adventure

of discovery, tapping into the intercultural collection of stories she’s

amassed to bring you something new from something very old indeed.

Kyoko Ogoda, a classically trained Marimba player and Taiko Drum

leader, joins Selina on her journey through the world of storytelling.

Blending voice and rhythm, story and song, and using traditional

storytelling as the foundation for their performance. The duo engages

young audiences with timeless tales of bravery and strength. Their

timeless work introduces audiences to different ways to see the world

and expand their horizons through the ancient art of storytelling.

SHOW: 45 minutes with audience participation

Recommended for ages 6-12

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ARTS FESTIVALHUMAN RIGHTS

UNITED NATIONS: UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS: ARTICLE 3.

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The Isabel presents its 2020 Human Rights

Arts Festival. Join us in witnessing the

inspiring artists on the forefront of social

and political change for a just world.

Events include the premiere of H’art Centre’s

Notice the Small Things (April 17 and 18, 2020),

Beautiful Scars with Tom Wilson and the

Kingston Symphony (April 8, 2020), All We

Are Saying with the Art of Time Ensemble

and Ralston String Quartet (February 4, 2020),

human rights film festival (February and

March, 2020), and Queen’s student initiatives.

PRE-FESTIVAL EVENT

REMEMBRANCE DAY CONCERTIMAGINING PEACE:INSPIRING ACTION Monday, November 11, 2019 at 7:30 PM

Andy Rush, Artistic Director

Following in our PeaceQuest footsteps of Remembrance

Day concerts focused on peace, join us for a moving concert

marking the 2019 Remembrance Day. This year we introduce

Nepali performer, activist, and didgeridoo player Salil Subedi, a

passionate artist and profound human being, and the remarkable

singer/songwriter Coco Love Alcorn.

The concert also includes Kingston’s premier brass ensemble

Brasswerks with Copland’s Fanfare for the Common Man, Queen’s

Trillers A Capella, Kingston Youth Choir, powerful guest

speakers, and the Frontenac Skies Community Drummers.

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THE MUSH HOLESantee Smith, DirectorPat Deadman, Artist/Curator/WriterAndy Houston, Director, Associate Professor,University of WaterlooErika Iserhoff, Native Women in the ArtsNaomi Johnson, Artistic Director,Woodland Cultural CentreMonique Mojica, Playwright/Director/ActorDawn Owen, Art Gallery of GuelphMonday, March 9, 2020 at 7:30 PM The Mush Hole acknowledges the lives and spirits of Mohawk Institute

residential school survivors. Keeping hope as the driving force the

performance offers truth and relives the devastating impacts on

the students and parents without their children. It is about survival,

resilience, and is an embodied way to say: “Enskwakhwahshón:rien”

— we will feed your hunger, “kwè:iahre” — we remember you,

“kwanorónhkhwa” — we love you. Conceived by Six Nations Artist/

Director Santee Smith, incoming Chancellor of McMaster University,

in collaboration with Onkwehon:wen artists Julianne Blackbird,

Montana Summers, Semiah Smith, Brandon A. Oakes, The Mush

Hole opens the mind, heart and spirit toward a path of feeling

and experiencing. We welcome all to share in dialogue and reflect

on the performance. This event is for general audiences.

Please be aware there are mature themes involved and not

recommended for ages 12 and under.

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THE SMALL THINGSA STORY TOLD THROUGH DANCEKathryn MacKay, DirectorDavid Archibald, Music DirectorMelissa Mahady Wilton, Director of ChoreographyDavid Dines, ComposerPerformed by H’artists and guest performersFriday, April 17, 2020 at 10 AM and 6 PM

Saturday, April 18, 2020 at 2 PM and 6 PM The Small Things is a story told through dance and spoken word and

video featuring performances by nearly 50 remarkable local

artists and performers with different abilities. Working with several

talented choreographers, the performers have created original

dance pieces that range from whimsical to awe-inspiring. As

the story opens, we meet H’artists taking a dance class along

the Kingston waterfront while enjoying nature. Out of the blue,

a construction crew starts to set up bright orange pylons. They

are building a new road. It will be efficient, modern, and most

importantly, it will be BIG! Progress — a great thing — or is it? In our

rush toward the future, do we risk losing the small things that many

can’t see and even fewer know how to value? The Small Things is a

spirited, narrated dance performance unlike anything you’ve seen.

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YGK EMERGING KINGSTON MUSICIAN COMPETITIONClaire Bouvier, Creative Director

Aaron Holmberg, Recording Director

The Isabel partners with Claire Bouvier and Aaron Holmberg in the creation of the biennial YGK Emerging Musicians Competition. This competition seeks to inspire and support Kingston’s rising musical talent, and provide excellent tools for a musical career launch.

WHO CAN ENTER?

We invite Kingston’s emerging musicians who are Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada who reside in the City of Kingston or within 25 kilometers of Kingston’s borders, and who aspire to a professional concert career.

Aspiring musicians of all cultural and music genre backgrounds are both welcome and encouraged to apply. This competition is for artists with one to five musicians in their band/ensemble.

YGK EMERGING KINGSTON MUSICIAN COMPETITION

COMPETITION KEY DATES:

Online Application Deadline:

Monday, June 17, 2019 at 5 PM

getacceptd.com/theisabel

Application fee: $50 CAD

Finalist video and recording day

(5 selected musicians):

Saturday, August 17, 2019

Showcase Concert:

Friday, September 20, 2019 at 7:30 PM

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Witness the brilliance of the next generation of Canada’s

virtuoso musicians! The Bader and Overton Canadian

Cello Competition has been created to inspire excellence

and to provide performance experience and career

development opportunities for Canada’s top cellists 18 to

29 years old. This Competition will inspire and assist world-

class Canadian cellists who aspire to a concert career on

the national and international stage. The Isabel Bader

Centre for the Performing Arts’ mandate is to support

the development of outstanding young talent, and how

thrilling it will be to inspire young cellists and audiences

with this major competition.

CANADIAN

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BADER AND OVERTON

May 6–9, 2020

THE GRAND PRIZE: $20,000 AWARDplus an opportunity to perform a concerto with the Kingston Symphony, as well as a recital at the Isabel recorded and broadcast coast-to-coast by CBC Music.

SECOND PRIZE: $5,000 AWARD

THIRD PRIZE: $3,000 AWARD

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COMPETITION BENEFACTOR

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February 47:30 p.m.February 52:30 p.m.

March 52:30 p.m.

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Local sensation Leonid Nediak makes his Kingston Symphony début with Mozart’s sparkling Piano Concerto No. 17.

The Kingston Symphony and Queen’s University Choral Ensemble present Mahler’s monumental Resurrection Symphony.

Legendary conductor and violinist Jeanne Lamon returns to Kingston for a program filled with musical virtuosity.

The Kingston Symphony showcases Dvorak’s delightful Symphony No. 8 and his emotional New World Symphony.

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AAFESTIVAL OF LIVE DIGITAL ARTSJUNE 12-15, 2019 foldA returns to the Isabel with an electrifying lineup of some of Canada’s most exciting digital art creators. See nightly performances beamed in from the West Coast. Dance at the Silent Disco, which will be back to close the festival with a [inaudible] bang! foldA features livestreams from across the country, live performances at the Isabel, hands-on workshops, and conversations with some of Canada’s most innovative artists thinking about the future of live performance. A festival for innovators, creators, and citizens curious about and connected to the digital moment, visit www.folda.ca for the full line-up and festival passes.

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CITATION Created and performed by Lisa C. RavensbergenThursday, June 13, 2019 at 1:00 PMThis is an audio-guided walk beginning on Queen’s campus.CITATION is a chapter in Lisa C. Ravensbergen's ongoing performance-ceremony that privileges personal story and embodied theatrical research practice. An intimate act of reclamation disguised as an audio-guided tour of Queen's University.TICKETS: https:citation.bpt.me

CERTIFIED Written and performed by Jan DerbyshireDirected by Roy SuretteStudio Theatre @ the IsabelLivestreamThursday, June 13, 2019, at 8:30 PMComedian and certified insane person Jan Derbyshire turns audiences in Kingston and across the country into a mental health review board to help determine her current state of sanity. Come and humorously grapple with hefty questions like: What’s crazy? What isn’t crazy? Who decides? In this comic case, you do.

“Derbyshire is really something, tearing into her part like Bette Davis with Margo Channing in All About Eve. You’re not likely to forget Derbyshire’s any more than Davis’ Margo.”— KEVIN THOMAS (LOS ANGELES TIMES)

TICKETS: queensu.ca/theisabel

MINE Theatre Replacement Created and performed by Maiko Yamamoto and her son Hokuto MacDuffRehearsal Hall @ the IsabelFriday, June 14, 2019 at 7:00 PM ANDSaturday, June 15, 2019 at 2:00 PM — FAMILY MATINEEA new work by Vancouver’s Theatre Replacement about mothers and sons. Using the computer construction game Minecraft as a kind of theatre, a group of gamer/performers between the ages of 10 and 45 enact different narratives, live, in front of an audience of roughly the same age. Inspired by the real-life relationship between Theatre Replacement’s Artistic Director, Maiko Yamamoto, and her 11-year-old son Hokuto and his obsession with Minecraft. MINE is recommended for ages 10 and up.TICKETS: queensu.ca/theisabel

PATHETIC FALLACY The Chop TheatreCreated by: Anita RochonDramaturgy: Sarah StanleyProduction Studio, Room 118 @ the IsabelFriday, June 14, 2019 at 8:30 PMUsing a temperamental broadcast media green screen, this piece explores our complicated relationship to weather. Creator Anita Rochon set herself the challenge of creating a touring piece with a touring party of zero. Each performance, a different local stand-in takes on the central role in a curious and hopeful show that draws a line between ancient weather gods and our present-day climate crisis.TICKETS: queensu.ca/theisabel

SEARCH PARTY CELLAR DOOR PROJECTMultiple locations, downtown KingstonSaturday, June 15, 2019 at 4:30 PM to 7:30 PMJoin local site-specific theatre makers Mariah Horner, Laura Chaignon, and Taylor Norris for Search Party: a three-hour, participatory experience guiding participants on an adventure through Kingston's downtown. To help plan the party, follow @ygksearchparty on Instagram or join the FB group YGK Search Party. Slide into our DMs. We'll be in touch.TICKETS: https:ygksearchparty.bpt.me

BOX 4901timeshare Written by Brian FrancisDirected by Rob KempsonStudio Theatre @ the IsabelLivestreamSaturday, June 15, 2019 at 8:30 PMIn 1992, novelist Brian Francis placed a personals ad in the newspaper. He received a number of responses but there were 13 letters he never responded to. Now, 26 years later, Brian has written replies to those letters. Featuring a cast of 13 local queer actors, Box 4901 is a hilarious, strange, sweet and awkward look back at how gay men used to connect.TICKETS: queensu.ca/theisabel

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