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25JULY 16 ~ AUGUST 8, 2004 thFESTIVAL

SOUNDOF THE

25TH ANNIVERSARY SEASON

CHARLES W. STOCKEY CENTRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

PARRY SOUND, ONTARIO

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Greetings,

These are exciting times for the Festival of the Sound. Last year, the acoustically acclaimed Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts opened, fulfillinga generation-long goal of the Festival and its supporters. This year, we are celebrating the Silver Anniversary of the “marriage” between the music created by the world’s greatest composers and the splendour of Georgian Bay. We are

excited, we are healthy, and we are looking forward to a tremendous summer and to continuing the love affair with music into another generation.

When the Festival Winds played the first notes in the Charles W. Stockey Festival Performance Hall in June 2003, we knew that we had a gem on our hands. Although we always expected that the acoustics would be good and we hoped that they would be excellent, what we heard went far beyond our hopes and dreams. So here we are, even more excited about this, our 25th season, than we were last year.

Please join us.

James CampbellArtistic Director

25th

DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE

FESTIVAL OF THE SOUND

JULY 16 ~ AUGUST 8, 2004

PARRY SOUND, ONTARIO

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CONTENTS

DORIS MCCARTHY C.M., O.O., F.O.C.A. & D., L.L.D.,

R.C.A., O.S.A., C.S.P.W.C.

Doris McCarthy is a great

painter and a distinguished

Canadian. A key figure in this

country’s art scene since the

1920s, McCarthy has contri-

buted to major art develop-

ments throughout the 20th

century. She has distinguished

herself as an important artist

and an inspirational teacher.

The Festival of the Sound is

honoured to use the painting

In Front of Keyhole Cottagefor its 25th anniversary bro-

chure and poster, in recognition

of her outstanding contribu-

tion to Canadian art, her love

of the Georgian Bay area and

her long-time support of the

Festival of the Sound.

Doris McCarthy has received

The Order of Canada; The

Order of Ontario; 5 Honorary

Doctorates and an Honorary

Fellowship to The Ontario College of Art and Design.

In November 1999, McCarthy

was named the first Artist

of Honour at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection.

In March 2004, the University

of Toronto opened the

Doris McCarthy Gallery at

the University of Toronto

Scarborough Campus, housing

a significant collection of

her work as well as exhibi-

tions of outstanding contem-

porary art.

FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS 4

FESTIVAL MUSICIANS & ENSEMBLES 4~6

SPECIAL FUNDRAISERS 6

CHARLES & LOIS STOCKEY ENDOWMENT FUND 7

OPENING WEEKEND 8

WEEK 1 10

WEEK 2 12

WEEK 3 14

CALENDAR 16

DREAMS DO COME TRUE 18

SPECIAL EVENTS 20

FESTIVAL WINTER SERIES 2004-05 22

2003 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR’S AWARD FOR THE ARTS 23

PLAY A SUPPORTING ROLE IN OUR FESTIVAL SEASON 24

SPONSORSHIP 25

TICKET INFORMATION 30

Box Office/Information 1-866-364-0061Mailing Address Festival of the Sound,

Box 750, Parry Sound, ON P2A 2Z1

Box Office Address Festival of the Sound, 42 James Street, Parry Sound, Ontario

Phone 705-746-2410

Fax 705-746-5639

E-mail [email protected]

Web Site festivalofthesound.on.ca

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FESTIVAL MUSICIANS

GALA OPENING JULY 16

The 25th Anniversary Season opens with the first fullorchestra concert heard in the Charles W. StockeyFestival Performance Hall. The Huntsville FestivalOrchestra, from our neighbouring Huntsville Festival of the Arts, is joined by the wonderful young pianistDavid Jalbert in the Grieg Piano Concerto. $25 of the ticket price will be designated to help launch theCharles and Lois Stockey Endowment Fund, assuringthe long-term health of the Festival of the Sound.

A SILVER CELEBRATION JULY 17

More than 25 musicians perform more than 25 works in a day-long concert marathon celebrating the openingof the Festival’s 25th Anniversary Season. Buy the SilverTicket package and take in all of the concerts in theCharles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts. (A Morning on the Bay is not included in the Silver Ticket.)Throughout the day, you can see videos from earlier seasons and a display of posters and other memorabilia.

PAINTED SOUND 2 – OPENING JULY 17

The Canadian Society for Painters in Watercolour is holding its second juried exhibit in the Charles W.Stockey Centre. See works by the Society’s membersfrom across Canada. You are invited to the official opening of the exhibit Painted Sound 2 in the lobby at2:00 P.M. on July 17.

ANTON KUERTI AND FRIENDSJULY 24 — 7:30 P.M. AND JULY 25 — 2:00 P.M.

We celebrate the Festival’s 25th Anniversary Seasonwith two concerts called “Anton Kuerti and Friends”with thanks to Founding Artistic Director Anton Kuerti.

SHARED SILVER

The Festival of the Sound has invited three otherrenowned Canadian musical organizations, all celebratingtheir silver anniversaries this season. Hear Tafelmusik,the renowned period instrument ensemble, in a special

CONDUCTORS

Lydia Adams Brainerd Blyden-TaylorNoel EdisonKerry StrattonJon Washburn

STRINGS

Julian Armour, celloShmuel Ashkenasi, violinJulie Baumgartel, violinMarie Berard, violinKristine Bogyo, celloDenis Brott, celloMurielle Bruneau, double bassGraham Campbell, guitarJonathan Crow, violinDonnie Deacon, violaDenise Djokic, celloJames Ehnes, violinAmanda Forsyth, celloMargaret Gay, celloErica Goodman, harpMoshe Hammer, violinPatrick Jordan, violaMark Kaplan, violinGuylaine Lemaire, violaJessica Linnebach, violinJethro Marks, violaManuela Milani, violinLydia Munchinsky, celloGraham Oppenheimer, violaFrançois Pilon, violinJoel Quarrington, double bassStanley Ritchie, violinYosef Tamir, violaDave Young, double bassPinchas Zukerman, violin

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FESTIVAL MUSICIANS

pre-season concert on Saturday, May 8, The EloraFestival Singers on Sunday, July 18 and the Elmer IselerSingers on Sunday, August 8.

JAZZ CANADA WEEKEND JULY 31, AUGUST 1

For the third annual Jazz CanadaWeekend, Dave Youngbrings together eight great Canadian jazz musicians to play original arrangements of jazz standards and compositions by members of the Octet. The music ofDuke Ellington is highlighted in the Sunday matinéeconcert. And the weekend wraps up with the big band“oldies” of Ambassadors II.

A FAMILY AFFAIR

Saturday afternoon concerts are geared to a family audience. On July 17 hear The Goal, a work written forthe opening of the Stockey Centre in celebration ofBobby Orr’s famous goal. George Zukerman has travelledthe world with his bassoon and comes to the Festival on July 24 to share his experience and music. On July 31,Bellows and Brass makes its Festival of the Sound debutin Alain Trudel’s The Perfect Cake, a light-hearted operafor instrumentalists, narrator and sock puppets. ThenWilford Brimley, the renowned American characteractor, narrates Alice in the Orchestra, a musical premieredat the Festival in 2002.

THE VIRTUOSO

Our second week features a stellar line-up of virtuososoloists: pianists André Laplante, Rian de Waal andRichard Raymond, baritone Russell Braun, violinistsMoshe Hammer and James Ehnes plus Alain Trudel,trombone and Joseph Petric, accordion.

STRING QUARTET FESTIVAL

During the third week we begin a multi-year project thatwill present the full quartet cycles of both Shostakovichand Beethoven. Three outstanding Canadian string quartets, the St. Lawrence, the Borealis and the Lafayette,will perform a number of these great quartets.

ISLAND QUEEN “AROUND THE WORLD” CRUISES

The cruise ship Island Queen takes a wandering three-hour route through the spectacular scenery of the 30,000Islands. Add the music of the Festival of the Sound to a sunset cruise and you are guaranteed an evening toremember. The music is performed on the lower deck of the Island Queen and heard throughout the ship. This year, our cruises take you “around the world” withthe music of the Caribbean, the Danube and Mississippirivers and the Grand Banks of Newfoundland.

PERCUSSION

François Aubin, drumsTerry Clarke, drums

WINDS

David Bourque, clarinetPaul Brodie, saxophoneJames Campbell, clarinetPhil Dwyer, alto saxGuy Few, trumpetBrian James, oboeKen MacDonald, hornJames Mason, oboeJames McKay, bassoonAndré Moisan, clarinetTerry Promaine, tromboneChristian Sharpe, bassoonSuzanne Shulman, fluteJames Sommerville, hornNeil Spaulding, hornKevin Turcotte, trumpetAlain Trudel, trombonePerry White, baritone saxRick Wilkins, tenor saxGeorge Zukerman, bassoon

VOICE

Adi Braun, jazz singerRussell Braun, baritoneWilford Brimley, actorMark DuBois, tenorColin Fox, actorJeffrey Stokes, lecturerAdrian Shuman, lecturer

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CANADA DAY THURSDAY, JULY 1 — 7:00 P.M.

Celebrate Canada’s birthday with jazz by Craig Harleyon the Festival of the Sound’s annual Canada Daycruise. As the Island Queen returns to port, theChristmas-in-July sailpast of brightly-lit vessels and a fireworks display bring the evening to a close.

A MORNING ON THE BAY SATURDAY, JULY 17 — 7:45 A.M.

Our Silver Celebration day starts early with A Morningon the Bay. Set sail on the M.V. Chippewa, a retiredMaid of the Mist who now makes Parry Sound her homeport. Haydn’s Sunrise Quartet will be performed on theship, followed by the first concert of the day on a privateisland. Coffee and muffins are served on the island.

MOZART AT MANITOU WEDNESDAY, JULY 21 — 8:00 P.M.

Canada’s legendary bassoonist George Zukerman hostsan evening of music and chat with musicians from theOttawa Chamber Music Festival. Coffee and a selectionof the Inn’s fabulous desserts follow the concert.

INN AT MANITOU GALA TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 — 5:30 P.M.

The Inn and Tennis Club at Manitou is one of Canada’smost elegant resorts. A member of the prestigious Relais et Chateaux, the Inn offers an intimate settingfor the Festival’s summer Gala. A full-course, haute cuisine dinner, including wines is followed by a concert by the renowned St. Lawrence String Quartet. Patrons receive an income tax credit receipt for a portion of the ticket price.

MANHATTAN SERENADE AUGUST 7 — 7:30 P.M.

The floor of the Charles W. Stockey FestivalPerformance Hall is transformed into a Manhattan club. The music is from the great Broadway tradition: Kurt Weill, Noel Coward, Jerome Kern, StephenSondheim, Leonard Bernstein and George Gershwin.Performers include Adi Braun, Russell Braun and Gene DiNovi. Coffee and desserts are included in theticket price. Wine will be available for purchase.

KEYBOARD

Rian de Waal, pianoGene DiNovi, pianoLuba Dubinsky, pianoGuy Few, pianoJanina Fialkowska, pianoCraig Harley, jazz pianoDavid Jalbert, pianoMichael Jarvis, harpsichordAnton Kuerti, pianoAndré Laplante, pianoEduard Laurel, pianoStephanie Mara, pianoCarolyn Maule, pianoGlen Montgomery, pianoJoseph Petric, accordionRichard Raymond, pianoValerie Tryon, pianoYael Weiss, pianoGary Williamson, jazz piano

FESTIVAL ENSEMBLES

Ambassadors IIArthur LeBlanc String QuartetBellows and BrassBorealis String QuartetElmer Iseler SingersElora Festival SingersEmperor String QuartetFestival BaroqueFestival WindsHarvey Seigel Dixieland BandHuntsville Festival OrchestraLafayette String QuartetNathaniel Dett ChoraleShores of NewfoundlandSt. Lawrence String QuartetTrio di ColoreVancouver Chamber Choir

FESTIVAL MUSICIANS& ENSEMBLES


FundraisersSpecial S


These early goals have inspired all the Board members, volunteers and staff who have given so generously of themselves over the years. The first goal was gradually realized as the Festival of the Sound grew over 23 years, even with a high school gymnasium as its main performance venue. So much wonderful music was shared in that old“Festival Hall.” The second goal was achieved in 2003 when the Festival of the Sound presented its first season in the Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts, the spectacular new concerthall on the Parry Sound waterfront.

The 25th Anniversary Season provides an opportunity to look back but also challenges the Festival of the Sound to look to the future and to find ways to ensure the long-term success of the

organization. In saying his farewells to the Festival audience in 2003,Charles Stockey, the generous donor who made the new hall possible,said “Could we hope when you are back home again. . . making out your Christmas list of family and friends, perhaps you will include the Festival on that list. Your help will allow us to plan ahead and providethe kind of programming you deserve. Yes, we do need your help.”

The Board of Directors, in response to this suggestion, has founded the Charles and Lois Stockey Endowment Fund as its 25th Anniversary project. All contributions designated for this fund will be invested, with the proceeds used to support annual programming. Charles responded to the news of this decision in a letter to Festival president Patricia Mueller, “My reward – it is so very gratifying to learn others like yourself and fellow Board Members also have deep sincere interests and have not forgotten where this dream all began those many years ago.”

Further information about the Charles and Lois Stockey Endowment Fund will be available at all Festival of the Sound concertsthis summer. Or call the Festival Office at 705-746-2410 or toll-free at 866-364-0061 to discuss how you can become involved. All donations are eligible for a charitable receipt. $25 from each ticket to the Gala Opening will help to launch the fund.

Your help will allow us to plan ahead and providethe kind of programmingyou deserve.


CHARLES & LOIS STOCKEY ENDOWMENT FUND

Charles & LoisStockey Endowment

Fund

The Festival of the Sound has grown from a 3-concert series in

1979 to a 31/2 week season with over 60 concerts, cruises and special

musical events. The first Board of Directors bravely adopted a set

of goals that included “to maintain a Festival of international stature”

and “to build a permanent home for the Festival which would

combine great music with the beauty of scenic Georgian Bay.”


JULY 16 ~ JULY 18

FRIDAY, JULY 16

GALA OPENING CONCERT 7:30 P.M.

A spectacular season opener with the first fullorchestra concert in the Charles W. StockeyFestival Performance Hall.David Jalbert, piano; Huntsville FestivalOrchestra; Kerry Stratton, conductorLLOYD BURRITT OvertureGRIEG Piano Concerto in A minor, Op. 16DVORÁK Symphony No. 8 in G Major, Op. 88

SATURDAY, JULY 17

A MORNING ON THE BAY 7:45 A.M.

Arthur LeBlanc String Quartet; Festival WindsThe M.V. Chippewa takes passengers to a private island where the concert will takeplace in a beautiful outdoor setting. The Sunrise Quartet will be performed as the ship floats silently.HAYDN String Quartet in B-flat Major,

Op. 76, No. 4 “Sunrise”MOZART SerenadeHORWOOD Quartzite Dialogues

(poems by Katerina Fretwell)BEETHOVEN Rondino in E-flat Major, WoO25

CONCERT 1 12:30 P.M.

Arthur LeBlanc String Quartet; DavidBourque, clarinet; Paul Brodie, saxophone; DenisBrott, cello; Erica Goodman, harp; MarkKaplan, violin; Glen Montgomery, piano;

A Silver Celebration MarathonMore than 25 musicians perform more than 25 works to celebrate the opening of the Festival’s 25th Anniversary Season. Buy the Silver Ticket package and save on all of Saturday’s concerts in the Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts.

25Opening Weekend

Vancouver Chamber Choir

Elora Festival Singers

Huntsville Festival Orchestra


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Graham Oppenheimer, viola; Joel Quarrington,double bass; Suzanne Shulman, flute; Yael Weiss, pianoSCHUBERT Piano Quintet in A Major,

D.667 “Trout”CHOPIN Cello Sonata in G minor, Op. 65GLICK “Adio” sonata for saxophone & pianoRAVEL Introduction and Allegro

CONCERT 2 A FAMILY AFFAIR 2:30 P.M.

Colin Fox, actor; Festival Winds; Russell Braun, baritone; Carolyn Maule, pianoA concert for families, featuring “The Goal”,Eric Robertson/Gary Michael Dault’s celebration of Bobby Orr’s famous goal.

CONCERT 3 3:30 P.M.

Arthur LeBlanc String Quartet; Denis Brott, cello; James Campbell, clarinet; Mark Kaplan, violin; James McKay, bassoon; Graham Oppenheimer, viola; Joel Quarrington,double bass; James Sommerville, horn; Yael Weiss, pianoSCHUBERT Sonata in A Major for violin &

piano, D.574JANÁCEK String Quartet No. 1 “Kreutzer”BEETHOVEN Septet in E-flat Major, Op. 20

CONCERT 4 7:30 P.M.

Arthur LeBlanc String Quartet; FestivalWinds; Valerie Tryon, piano; Yael Weiss, pianoMOZART Quintet in E-flat Major for piano

& winds, K.452KULESHA Mysterium Coniunctionis for

clarinet, bass clarinet & pianoSCHUMANN Quintet in E-flat Major for piano

& strings, Op. 44

SUNSET ON THE DECK 8:45 P.M.

Valerie Tryon, pianoWatch the sunset as music floats across the Sound. A free concert!RAVEL Gaspard de la NuitDEBUSSY Claire de Lune

CONCERT 5 PARTY PIECES 9:30 P.M.

Artists bring out their favourite showstoppersfor a grande finale to the day. A new work by Eric Robertson for the entire cast bringsthe day’s celebrations to a close.Programme to include:MARTINU La revue de cuisineBEETHOVEN/BURNS Scottish SongsROSSINI Overture to the Barber

of SevilleTHELONIUS MONK ‘Round Midnight

SUNDAY, JULY 18

CLASSICS I 2:00 P.M.

Vancouver Chamber Choir; Jon Washburn, conductorOne of Canada’s outstanding professionalchoirs, the Vancouver Chamber Choir performs for the first time at the Festival ofthe Sound.Programme will include:BUXTEHUDE Missa Brevis BRAHMS Schaffe in mir, Gott, Op. 29VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Three Shakespeare SongsR. MURRAY SCHAFER Felix’s Girls JON WASHBURN Balm in Gilead

CLASSICS II 7:30 P.M.

Elora Festival Singers, Noel Edison, conductor;Vancouver Chamber Choir; Jon Washburn,conductorIn celebration of the 25th Anniversary seasons of the Elora Festival and the Festivalof the Sound. The combined choirs will beheard in the fabulous acoustics of the CharlesW. Stockey Festival Performance Hall.Programme will include:VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Mass in G minorRACHMANINOFF Vespers



25MONDAY, JULY 19

CRUISING THE CARIBBEAN 7:00 P.M.

The Nathaniel Dett Chorale; Brainerd Blyden-Taylor, conductorYet another wonderful choral ensemble, theNathaniel Dett Chorale, was founded to keepAfrocentric choral music alive. The choirlaunches our Around the World series of musicalcruises, bringing the Island Queen alive withthe spirited rhythms and flavours of Cuba.

TUESDAY, JULY 20

CLASSICS III 7:30 P.M.

Zukerman Chamber Players: PinchasZukerman, violin; Jessica Linnebach, violin;Jethro Marks, viola; Donnie Deacon, viola;Amanda Forsyth, celloThe Festival of the Sound is honoured to welcome back Pinchas Zukerman and the Zukerman Chamber Players.MOZART Quintet in C Major, K.515MENDELSSOHN String Quintet No. 2 in

B-flat Major, Op. 87BRAHMS String Quintet No. 2 in

G Major, Op. 111

WEDNESDAY, JULY 21

NOONSOUNDS 12:00 NOON

Denise Djokic, cello; David Jalbert, piano; Joel Quarrington, double bassThe virtuoso double bass player JoelQuarrington is joined by rising stars DeniseDjokic and David Jalbert.ROSSINI Duo for cello & bassBOTTESINI Passione amorosa for cello, bass & piano GLIÈRE Four pieces for bass & pianoBRAHMS Sonata in D Major for cello & piano

MOZART AT MANITOU 8:00 P.M.

Marie Berard, violin; Guylaine Lemaire, viola;Julian Armour, cello; James Mason, oboe;George Zukerman, bassoonBassoonist George Zukerman hosts this special evening in the intimate atmosphere of the Inn and Tennis Club at Manitou.Coffee and a selection of the Inn’s elegantdesserts follow the concert.MOZART Oboe Quartet in F Major, K.370MOZART Duo in B-flat Major for bassoon &

cello, K.292MOZART Divertimento in E-flat Major for

string trio, K.563

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Zukerman Chamber Players

Kristine Bogyo & Anton Kuerti

Nathaniel Dett Chorale

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THURSDAY, JULY 22


Festival Baroque; Festival WindsMOZART Flute Quartet No. 1 in D Major, K.285HAYDN/SALOMON “Surprise” Symphony arr.

for strings & fluteTOMASINI String Quartet in D Major, Korcak 5REICHA Wind Quintet in B-flat Major

MASTERCLASS 3:00 P.M.

Stanley Ritchie, one of the world’s leadingexponents of Baroque and Classical violin,works with Trio di Colore on the Mozart Triofor clarinet, viola and piano.

CLASSICS IV 7:30 P.M.

Borrowed Scenery: A new and different look at familiar works.Rian de Waal, piano; Glen Montgomery,piano; Festival Winds; Julian Armour, cello;Guylaine Lemaire, violaBACH/BRAHMS Chaconne for piano left handMOZART/HUMMEL Jupiter Symphony arr. for

piano, flute, viola & celloBRAHMS/BARON Piano Quartet in G minor for

piano & winds

FRIDAY, JULY 23


Festival Baroque with Stanley Ritchie, violinBACH Chaconne from the Partita in D minor

for solo violinplus works by 17c violin virtuoso BIAGIO MARINI,DARIUS CASTELLO, G.P. TELEMANN, andARCANGELO CORELLI.

DISCOVERY I 4:00 P.M.

Trio di Colore: Guy Yehuda, clarinet; YuvalGotlibovich, viola; Jimmy Briere, pianoSCHUMANN Fairy Tales, Op. 132REBECCA CLARKE Prelude Allegro & Pastoral for

clarinet and violaGYORGY KURTAG Hommage à R. Schumann,

Op. 15DFRANÇAIX Trio (1990)

CLASSICS V 7:30 P.M.

James Campbell celebrates his 20th year asArtistic Director by playing the great MozartClarinet Concerto. Students of Strings Acrossthe Sky, a Canadian organization with a man-date to “grow the number of young Aboriginalfiddle players,” are his special guests.James Campbell, clarinet; Rian de Waal, piano;Festival Orchestra

BACH/BUSONI Chaconne for solo pianoHAYDN Symphony No 45 in F # minorMOZART Clarinet Concerto in A Major, K.622plus the music of Strings Across the Sky

SATURDAY, JULY 24

KIDSOUNDS 11:00 A.M.

Once Upon a Crazy Time: Children from theLime Light Theatre Productions’ summer daycamp perform this interactive script writtenby Fred Joblin. A musical adventure throughfairy tale land with all your favourite characters.

A FAMILY AFFAIR 2:00 P.M.

Two virtuosi of the loveable bassoon presentan afternoon to delight all family members.George Zukerman, bassoon; James McKay, bassoon, Glen Montgomery, pianoROSSINI Allegro AgitatoSAINT-SAËNS Romance, Op. 51MOZART Concertone for two bassoons, K.190WEISGARBER Thoughts on an Ancient

Japanese Melody

CLASSICS VI 7:30 P.M.

Anton Kuerti & Friends: Anton Kuerti, piano;Kristine Bogyo, cello; André Moisan, clarinetKUERTI Waves of the SoundBRAHMS Clarinet Trio in A minor, Op. 114BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata in E Major, Op. 109BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata in C# minor, Op. 27,

No. 2 “Moonlight”

SUNDAY, JULY 25

CLASSICS VII 2:00 P.M.

Anton Kuerti & Friends: Anton Kuerti, piano;David Jalbert, piano; Shmuel Ashkenasi, violinBEETHOVEN Sonata No. 8 for violin & piano

in G Major, Op. 30, No. 3BEETHOVEN Sonata No. 7 for violin & piano

in C minor, Op. 30, No. 2BEETHOVEN 8 Variations on a Theme by

Count Waldstein, WoO 67CZERNY Sonata for piano four hands

CRUISING THE DANUBE: VIENNA TO BUDAPEST 7:00 P.M.

Mark DuBois, tenor; Glen Montgomery, piano;Emperor String QuartetMark DuBois hosts the evening and brings hisown flair to such songs as Vienna, City of myDreams, Lippen Schweigen and Maxims. TheEmperor String Quartet performs everythingfrom Strauss waltzes to gypsy music.



25TUESDAY, JULY 27

CRUISING THE GRAND BANKS 7:00 P.M.

Shores of Newfoundland, Mike, Digger,Glenn and Brock, have built a loyal followingat the Festival of the Sound. Our Around theWorld series of musical cruises would not becomplete without a Maritime cruise with thiswonderful “down east” band.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 28


André Laplante, pianoLISZT Tre Sonetti del PetrarcaSCHUBERT Sonata No. 19 in B-flat Major, D.960

CLASSICS VIII 7:30 P.M.

Russell Braun, baritone; Carolyn Maule, pianoRussell and Carolyn present another great Schubert song cycle.SCHUBERT Winterreise, D.911

THURSDAY, JULY 29

COFFEE TALK 10:30 A.M.

Rian de Waal discusses Romantic transcriptions for piano.


Richard Raymond, pianoGRIEG Sonata in E minor, Op. 7LISZT Variations on “Weinen, Klagen,

Sorgen, Zagen” (Bach)SCHUMANN Sonata No. 3 in F minor, Op. 14

“Concerto without orchestra”

CLASSICS IX 7:30 P.M.

Paris: City of PianistsRian de Waal, piano; Carolyn Maule, piano;André Laplante, piano; Richard Raymond,pianoThis gala piano concert features music fromthe salons of Paris. Programme will include:RAVEL Bolero for four pianistsSAINT-SAËNS Variations on a theme of

Beethoven for two pianos, Op. 35LISZT Hexameron

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Bellows and Brass

James Ehnes

Richard Raymond

André Laplante


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AFTER HOURS 10:00 P.M.

In the manor house where Chopin was born,the music salon hosts concerts of his musicduring the summer months. Visitors may listento it sitting in the park or on the terrace. Toend our day of piano music, Rian de Waal per-forms Chopin Nocturnes in the Prelude Room.The music drifts through open windows to theaudience relaxing on the waterside deck.

FRIDAY, JULY 30

For the Love of the Violin


Moshe Hammer, violin; Richard Raymond,pianoA programme of virtuosic music written by violinists.KREISLER Preludium and Allegro

Caprice ChinoisWIENIAWSKI Legende

Polonaise Brillante No. 1 in D Major, Op. 4

MOZART Sonata No. 18 in G Major, K.301PAGANINI Caprice No. 9SARASATE Zigeunerweisen

DISCOVERY II 4:00 P.M.

Celebrating the incredible virtuosity of AlainTrudel, trombone and Joseph Petric, accordionwith guest James Campbell, clarinetCHRISTOS HATZIS Orbiting Garden for accordion

solo and electroacoustic playback

RANDY SMITH Convergance for accordion solo and electroacoutic playback

LUTOSLAWSKI Dance Preludes

CLASSICS X 7:30 P.M.

James Ehnes, violin; Eduard Laurel, pianoThe Festival of the Sound debut of one ofCanada’s most outstanding young violinists.SINDING Suite in A minor, Op. 10BRAHMS Sonata No. 3 in D minor, Op. 108DVORÁK Violin Sonatina in G Major, Op. 100WIENIAWSKI Polonaise Brillante No. 2 In

A Major, Op. 21SARASATE Introduction and Tarantella, Op. 43

Jazz Canada WeekendSATURDAY, JULY 31

A FAMILY AFFAIR 2:00 P.M.

Bellows and Brass; Wilford Brimley, actor;Suzanne Shulman, flute; James Campbell, clarinet; Moshe Hammer, violin; FrançoisPilon, violin; Yosef Tamir, viola; LydiaMunchinsky, cello; Dave Young, double bass;Stephanie Mara, piano; Guy Few, piano; EricaGoodman, harp; François Aubin, percussionALAIN TRUDEL The Perfect CakeA light-hearted opera for instrumentalists,narrator and sock puppetsGENE DINOVI Alice in the OrchestraAlice, finding herself lost in the GreatOrchestral Forest, encounters instrument afterinstrument.

JAZZ CANADA SOUNDS 7:30 P.M.

04 Octet: Terry Clarke, drums; Phil Dwyer,alto sax; Terry Promaine, trombone; KevinTurcotte, trumpet; Perry White, baritone sax;Rick Wilkins, tenor sax; Gary Williamson,piano; Dave Young, double bassDave Young continues the tradition of invitingCanadian jazz stars in repertoire ranging from original arrangements of jazz standards to compositions by members of the Octet.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 1

COFFEE TALK 12:30 P.M.

CBC’s Adrian Shuman discusses the Historyof the Canadian Dance Band.

ELLINGTON/STRAYHORN 2:00 P.M.

Adi Braun, vocalist; Gene DiNovi, piano;James Campbell, clarinet, Alain Trudel, trombone; François Pilon, violin; Dave Young,double bass; François Aubin, percussionGene DiNovi hosts an afternoon of music byEllington and Strayhorn. This concert featuresthe famous hits Take the A Train and Caravanas well as some seldom-heard songs.

BIG BAND CONCERT 7:30 P.M.

Ambassadors II; Bobby Herriot, music directorwith special guest soloists James Campbell,clarinet and Alain Trudel, tromboneAn evening of Big Band sounds. TheAmbassadors II, Toronto’s oldest and newestjazz orchestra performs the music of GlennMiller, Tommy Dorsey, Count Basie, BennyGoodman, Artie Shaw and Stan Kenton.



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GALA DINNER & CONCERT AT MANITOU

St. Lawrence String QuartetGather 5:30 P.M.Dinner 6:00 P.M.Concert 8:00 P.M.HAYDN String Quartet in B minor,

Op. 64, No. 2BEETHOVEN String Quartet No. 12 in

E-flat Major, Op. 127

CRUISING THE MISSISSIPPI 7:00 P.M.

Harvey Seigel Dixieland BandThe fabulous Harvey Seigel is back with hisrenditions of the favourite songs of the south.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4


Jeffrey Stokes lectures on Shostakovich, Stalinand the Jewish Question.


Borealis String Quartet; St. Lawrence String QuartetSHOSTAKOVICH String Quartet No. 4 in

D Major, Op. 83GOLIJOV Yiddishbbuk

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CLASSICS XI 7:30 P.M.

James Campbell, clarinet; Chris Costanza,cello; Luba Dubinsky, piano; Borealis String Quartet; Lafayette String Quartet; St. Lawrence String QuartetPROKOFIEV Overture on Hebrew Themes,

Op. 34SHOSTAKOVICH String Quartet No. 8 in C minor,

Op. 110MENDELSSOHN Octet in E-flat Major, Op. 20SHOSTAKOVICH Cello Sonata in D minor, Op. 40

THURSDAY, AUGUST 5


Jeffrey Stokes is joined by Luba Dubinsky todiscuss Music Making in the Soviet Union.


Borealis String Quartet; Lafayette StringQuartet; Luba Dubinsky, pianoSCHNITTKE Quintet in A minor for piano

& stringsSHOSTAKOVICH String Quartet No. 3 in F Major,

Op. 73SHOSTAKOVICH/DUBINSKY Preludes and Fugues

for String Quartet

CLASSICS XII 7:30 P.M.

Borealis String Quartet; Lafayette String Quartet; James Campbell, clarinet; Luba Dubinsky, pianoSCHNITTKE Piece in Old StyleSHOSTAKOVICH Quintet in G minor for piano

& strings, Op. 57BEETHOVEN String Quartet in C Major,

Op. 59, No. 3

FRIDAY, AUGUST 6


Borealis String Quartet; Lafayette StringQuartetSHOSTAKOVICH Prelude and Scherzo for string

octet, Op. 11BEETHOVEN String Quartet No. 15 in

A minor, Op. 132

CLASSICS XIII 7:30 P.M.

Janina Fialkowska, piano; Jonathan Crow, violin; Manuela Milani, violin; GuylaineLemaire, viola; Julian Armour, cello; MurielleBruneau, double bass

Although it is not known for certain ifChopin is responsible for the chamber versionsof his piano concertos, he did perform themin chamber settings. Janina Fialkowska,described as “a born Chopin interpreter” isjoined by a quintet from the Ottawa ChamberMusic Festival.CHOPIN Piano Concerto No. 1 in E Minor, Op.11CHOPIN Piano Concerto No. 2 in F Minor, Op.21

SATURDAY, AUGUST 7

MANHATTAN SERENADE 7:30 P.M.

Adi Braun, jazz singer; Russell Braun, baritone;Graham Campbell, guitar; James Campbell,clarinet; Gene DiNovi, piano; Carolyn Maule,piano; Dave Young, double bassThe floor of the Charles W. Stockey FestivalPerformance Hall is transformed into aManhattan club. The music is from the greatBroadway tradition: Kurt Weill, Noel Coward,Jerome Kern, Stephen Sondheim, LeonardBernstein and George Gershwin. Coffee and desserts are included in the ticket price. Wine will be available for purchase.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 8

CLASSICS XIV 2:00 P.M.

Elmer Iseler Singers; Lydia Adams, conductor;Borealis String Quartet; Lafayette StringQuartet; James Campbell, clarinet; Gene DiNovi, pianoProgramme will include:MOZART The Glory of MozartMOZART Missa Brevis in F Major, K.116ERIC ROBERTSON Prewitt in Love

CRUISING GEORGIAN BAY 7:00 P.M.

Borealis String Quartet; Lafayette StringQuartet; Adi Braun, jazz singer; GrahamCampbell, guitar; James Campbell, clarinet;Gene DiNovi, piano; Dave Young, double bassFinal Party Cruise – the season draws to a close on the Island Queen as Festival musicians, staff, board and audience membersrelax together to enjoy a musical potpourri.



MONDAY, JULY 19

Musical Cruise –Caribbean

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TUESDAY, JULY 20

Classics III7:30 P.M. CW

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Noonsounds12:00 Noon CW

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Masterclass – Ritchie3:00 P.M. CW

Classics IV7:30 P.M. CW

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Kidsounds11:00 A.M. CW

A Family Affair2:00 P.M. CW

Classics VI – Kuerti7:30 P.M. CW

SUNDAY, JULY 25

Classics VII – Kuerti2:00 P.M. CW

Musical Cruise –Danube

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Coffee Talk10:30 A.M. SJ


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SATURDAY, AUGUST 7

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 8

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Musical Cruise7:00 P.M. TD

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Classics XIII7:30 P.M. CW

Sponsored by Emhiser Research LimitedEmhiser Manufacturing Limited

SATURDAY, JULY 17

A Silver Celebration

A Morning on the Bay7:45 A.M. CH

Concert 112:30 P.M. CW

Opening of Art Show2:00 P.M. CW

Concert 2 – Family Affair2:30 P.M. CW



Sunset on the Deck8:45 P.M. CW

Concert 5 – Party Pieces9:30 P.M. CW

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Classics I 2:00 P.M. CW

Classics II7:30 P.M. CW

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Coffee Talk10:30 A.M. CW


Classics IX – Piano7:30 P.M. CW

Sponsored by Ross Windows and Doors

After Hours10:00 P.M. CW

SATURDAY, JULY 31

Family Affair2:00 P.M. CW

Jazz Canada Sounds7:30 P.M. CW

Sponsored by Wavertree Inspection ServicesLimited, Cambridge

SUNDAY, AUGUST 1

Coffee Talk – Shuman12:30 P.M. CW

Ellington2:00 P.M. CW

The Ambassadors –Swing

7:30 P.M. CW

FRIDAY, JULY 30


Discovery II4:00 P.M. CW

Classics X7:30 P.M. CW

Sponsored by Estate of Margaret Whiteman

THURSDAY, JULY 1

Canada Day Cruise7:00 P.M. TD


Sponsored by Town of Parry Sound

Sponsored by The William Beatty Company



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THE FOUR SEASONS: A CYCLE OF THE SUN

Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons and more!

Embark on a global exploration of the four seasons in music withTafelmusik and Chinese, Indian and Inuit performers in The FourSeasons: A Cycle of the Sun.Tafelmusik performs Vivaldi’s Spring,Summer and Autumn concertos,with soloists Geneviève Gilardeau,Christopher Verrette and Linda

Melsted. Interspersed between Vivaldi’s concertos is traditional music by Indian veena player LakshmiRanganathan, Chinese pipa player Wen Zhao and Inuit throat singers Aqsarniit, taking the audience on a global journey through the changing seasons.This celebration culminates in a collective performanceof Winter, after Vivaldi by acclaimed Canadian filmcomposer Mychael Danna featuring violinist JeanneLamon with her world musician colleagues.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Tafelmusik, Canada’s acclaimedperiod performance ensemble, comes tothe Festival of the Sound for the first time.Tafelmusik and the Festival have a lot to celebrate this year in that both are marking 25th anniversaries and bothwere recipients of Lieutenant Governor’s Awards for theArts. The intimacy of the Charles W. Stockey FestivalPerformance Hall makes it a perfect venue for this uniqueperformance, celebrating both the orchestra’s roots in thebaroque repertoire and its commitment to innovation.

Jeanne Lamon

Tafelmusik



You don’t have to wait until July to celebrate theFestival’s milestone anniversary. You are invited toattend Prelude!, a gala evening of food, music and funon Saturday, June 5th from 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. atthe Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts.

Our evening begins with a Festival Feast — Chefsfrom over a dozen area resorts and restaurants will show-case their favourite recipes. Several Ontario winerieswill be offering us a selection of their finest vintages.

The highlight of the party will be performances byFestival favourites Mary Lou Fallis, soprano, CarolynMaule, piano, Valerie Tryon, piano and James Campbell,clarinet, along with Gene DiNovi and his vast repertoireof jazz standards; and as a special treat, a unique piece of performance art by violinist Moshe Hammer and hisartist son Michael.

All the while, you’ll have the opportunity to shop tillyou drop! We have spent the year amassing a fabulousselection of treasures, which will be offered at silent auction. A day on the bay with a natural history tour of Georgian Bay’s Limestone Island Group, quilts fromlocal artisans, and a flight up the coast with a bird’s eyeview of the 30,000 islands are just a few of the goodsand services offered exclusively at Prelude!

So why not get dressed in your finest “duds” and joinus at the Stockey Centre for this evening of celebrationto launch our Silver Anniversary Season!

Tickets are $100 per person [tax receipts will be issued for a portion of the ticket price.]

Just check off Prelude! on the order form inside the back cover.Proceeds to support the Festival of the Sound.

WIN YOUR DREAM VACATION!In Support of the Festival of the Sound

Where will YOU go when you win a $5000 holiday? Revel inthe wonderful scenery on a Rocky Mountain Rail tour, escapefrom winter on a Caribbean cruise, take in the sights andsounds of New York City with a theatre package, enjoy a week of marvellous music at Tanglewood or the Oregon BachFestival, or explore Nunavut, Canada’s newest territory — create the vacation of your choice when your ticket is drawn!

Tickets are $20 each or 3/$50 and are limited so get yours now!Draw to be made at the final cruise of The Festival of the Sound’s2004 season on August 8th.

Just check off DreamVacation Raffle on the order form on the backpage. Proceeds to support the Festival of the Sound.

The Festival of the Soundgratefully acknowledgesthe generosity of the fol-lowing businesses for shar-ing their time, expertiseand products with us…

Bay Street CaféChristina’s Pasta HouseThe Heron on HorseshoeInn at ManitouJolly Roger InnLog Cabin Fine DiningRestaurant at the BridgeResort TapatooRichard’s Coffee

A&PGreat Northern BakeryNo FrillsSobey’s

Colio Estates WineryCreekside WineryHenry’s of PelhamMuskoka Cottage BreweryMuskoka Lakes WineryPelee Island WineryPilliteri Estates Winery

See them at Prelude! onJune 5, 2004 at the CharlesW. Stockey Centre.

Prelude! Please join us for a very special party in celebration of theFestival’s milestone anniversary.

SPECIAL EVENTS



FESTIVAL WINTERSERIES 2004-05

The Festival of the Sound is partnering with the Charles W. StockeyCentre for the Performing Arts andJeunesses Musicales to present a seriesof fine classical concerts in our new performance hall. The series opens with a “mini-Festival weekend” taking place October 1 to 2, 2004. Enjoy the beautiful fall colours of the Georgian Bay region from the deck of the Stockey Centre or take a walk on the shorelinetrail that goes right by the doorstep. Order tickets now for the entire series at a package price of $100/$80 forseniors or students. Individual tickets will be offered for sale after July 1.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2004 — 7:30 P.M.

The Festival of the Sound’s own special launch to our first winter concert series. Artistic Director James Campbell performs the Mozart Clarinet Quintet with the New ZealandString Quartet. Described as “a quartet that soothes the earsand caresses the spirits,” the quartet will also perform theBeethoven String Quartet in B-flat, Op. 18 No. 6 and the Schubert Quartet in D minor, “Death and the Maiden.”

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2004 — 2:00 P.M.

Catherine Meunier, percussion and Marie-Hélène Breault, flutein a special program geared to a family audience.

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 20, 2004 — 7:30 P.M.

A highlight of the series is the Triple Forte Trio featuring three favourites of Festival of the Sound audiences, JasperWood, violin, Denise Djokic, cello and David Jalbert, piano. All three have impressive careers both in Canada and abroad.Thrilling audiences with their virtuosity, their concerts arenothing short of breathtaking.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2005 — 7:30 P.M.

The ethereal and powerful music of the Far East is combinedwith Canadian poetry in an intriguing mix of East meets West.

Experience the beautiful playingand presence of Liu Fang, whoseinstruments the Pipa and theGuzheng bring the sounds ofancient China to your doorstep.

FRIDAY, MAY 6, 2005 — 7:30 P.M.

Johann Strauss’ opera "Die Fledermaus" (The Bat) is a perennial favourite with its well-known music and comic dialogue.A rollicking finale to the Festival’sfirst Winter Season.

HEART AND SOUL HOUSE TOUR

The second annual tour of beautiful homes in theParry Sound region offersanother opportunity toenjoy the beautiful fall season on Georgian Bay.This is a joint fundraiser for the Festival of theSound and the West ParrySound Health CentreFoundation. Saturday,September 18, 2004, 12:00to 5:00 P.M.



2003 LIEUTENANTGOVERNOR’S AWARDFOR THE ARTS

The Festival of the Sound was honoured again to be one of the recipients of this prestigious award. In 1995, during his term as Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, the Honourable Henry N.R. Jackman established the pro-gram to recognize Ontario arts organizations that have maintained a high level of artistic excellence while demonstrating exceptional community and private sec-tor support. In presenting the awards, The Honourable James K. Bartleman said, “Although their artistic disci-plines are very different, the recipients all exemplify the vision and dedication that inspire exceptional sup-port. I congratulate them ontheir creativity, ingenuity andhard work! These winnerscontribute to the enormouswealth of artistic experiencethat enriches the thrivingcultural scene in Ontario.”

In a very real sense, this award belongs to all the musicians, volunteers, audi-ence members and donors who have helped to build and sustain the Festival of the Sound.

Dr. Murray Frum, Chair Ontario Arts Council Foundation; Patricia Mueller, President Festival of the Sound; Margaret Boyd, Executive Director Festival of the Sound; The Honourable James K. Bartleman, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario



PLAY A SUPPORTINGROLE IN OURFESTIVAL SEASON

Your donation to the Festival of the Sound means continued artistic excellence coupled with financial stability. Ticket revenue provides only about one-third of the cost of pre-senting our concert series each summer. Individual dona-tions are necessary to help to keep the Festival growing to meet the challenges and opportunities that the CharlesW. Stockey Centre for thePerforming Arts now brings.

All contributions are gratefullyreceived and are eligible for a tax credit receipt. A donationof $25 or more means that you will become a member of the Festival of the Sound, entitled to receive a pre-Christmas mailing with special offers, our newsletter Soundings outlining advance information about the upcom-ing season, early mailing of the season brochure and listing in the souvenir pro-gramme. Rather than desig-nating one night as Patron’s Night, the Festival Board offers contributors of $250 or more tickets to their concert of choice (excluding Opening Night, cruises and special events).

Your investment in the future of the Festival of the Sound is very much appreciated.

Visit the Festival Website at www.festivalofthesound.on.ca



THANK YOU

The Festival of the Sound is grateful for the support of the following government and business partners:

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FESTIVAL TICKETS

HOW TO ORDER

BY PHONE:

705-746-2410 (Parry Sound)1-866-364-0061 (Toll-free)

BY FAX:

705-746-5639 (Parry Sound)

BY MAIL:

Return the Ticket Order Form with payment to Box 750, Parry Sound, ON P2A 2Z1

IN PERSON:

Festival of the Sound Office, 42 James Street, Parry Sound

BY E-MAIL:

[email protected]

BOX OFFICE HOURSApril, May & June: Monday to Friday, 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.

July & August: Monday to Saturday, 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.

Tickets are sold at concert venues 1 hour prior to performances (subject to availability).



FESTIVAL TICKETS

BUY A FESTIVALPASSPORT AND SAVE!The 2004 Festival Passport offers you more value than ever. You will now have a reserved seat that is yours for concerts included in the pass and taking place in the Charles W. Stockey Festival Performance Hall. Seating in St. James Church will still be general admission. The Festival Passport includes all concerts marked with a P on the listing on page 30. All events of the Opening Weekend, cruises and special events are not included.

SPECIAL DISCOUNT OFFERS!

1. SPECIAL GROUP RATES

A 20% discount off regular adult prices is available for groups of 20 or more. Contact the Festival Office to order.

2. STUDENT RUSH SEATS

A limited number of tickets for students will be avail-able at the door 1/2 hour prior to concerts in the Charles W. Stockey Centre for 1/2 the regular price. Subject to availability.



FESTIVAL TICKETS

SPECIAL DISCOUNTOFFERS!

3. WEEKLY PASS

Immerse yourself in music for a week at a time. Special prices on weekly packages that include all tickets in the Festival Passport for that week. Weeks are priced indi-vidually because of differing numbers of events.

4. SILVER TICKET

Five special concerts on July 17 in celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the Festival of the Sound. All for one low ticket price. Please note that the Silver Ticket does not include A Morning on the Bay.

Coffee Talks, Masterclasses and Kidsounds Concerts are Free! Free Open Rehearsals will be listed in the programme booklet.

TICKET EXCHANGEPOLICYTickets will not be accepted for refund or resale. However, tickets may be exchanged up to 24 hours before the performance by contacting the Festival Office. A service charge of $1.00 per ticket will apply. Tickets from Passes are not eligible for exchange.



DESIGN: SARA TYSONPRINTING: HOWELL PRINTING COMPANY LIMITEDPHOTOGRAPHY: (James Campbell)BRUNO SCHRECKER; (Doris McCarthy)LYNNE ATKINSON; (Lois & CharlesStockey) ANDRÉ BENETEAU; (CharlesW. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts)ANDRÉ BENETEAU; (ZukermanChamber Players) MIKE BYALIK; (KristineBogyo & Anton Kuerti) MORLEYMARKSON; (James Ehnes) KASSKARA;(André Laplante) KEN HOWARD; (St Lawrence String Quartet) MICHELECLEMENT; (Tafelmusik) CYLLA VONTIEDEMANN; (Jeanne Lamon) CYLLAVON TIEDEMANN; (Lt. Governor’sAward) GARY BEECHEY; (House TourVolunteers) BEVERLY MCNABB MAPS: STEPHEN MACEACHERN

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KINDLY NOTEAll programmes are subjectto change without notice.

Please turn off cell phones and pagers or leave them at the Box Office.

Latecomers will be seated at a suitable break in the performance.

The use of cameras and recording devices is strictly prohibited.

No food or drink is permitted in the Festival Performance Hall.

Pre-Christmas special ticketprices no longer apply.

Ticket prices for concerts in the Charles W. Stockey Centre include a $1 sur-charge for the Building Fund and $1 for the CapitalImprovement Fund.


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SPECIAL TICKET OFFERS

Festival Passport

Reg: $575 Sr/St: $550

Reg: $375 Sr/St: $350

Silver TicketJuly 17

Reg: $75 Sr/St: $65

Reg: $60 Sr/St: $50

Week I PassJuly 20 ~ July 25

Reg: $215 Sr/St: $195

Reg: $190 Sr/St: $170

Week II PassJuly 28 ~ August 1

Reg: $225 Sr/St: $205

Reg: $195 Sr/St: $175

Week III PassAugust 4 ~ August 8

Reg: $150 Sr/St: $135

Reg: $130 Sr/St: $115

Winter Series2004 ~ 2005

Reg: $100 Sr/St: $80

BY PHONE:

1-866-364-0061 (Toll-free)705-746-2410 (Parry Sound)

BY FAX:

705-746-5639 (Parry Sound)

BY MAIL:

Return the Ticket Order Form with payment to Box 750Parry Sound, ON P2A 2Z1

IN PERSON:

Festival of the Sound Office, 42 James Street, Parry Sound, Ontario.

BY E-MAIL:

[email protected]

HOW TO ORDER

P Included in Festival Passport Reg Sr/St Reg Sr/St Reg Sr/St

May 8 Tafelmusik $35 $30 $35 $30June 5 Prelude! $100

Dream Vacation Lottery $20 3/$50July 1 Canada Day Cruise $27 $27

$10 for children 5 to 12July 16 Gala Opening Concert $75 July 17 A Morning on the Bay $60 $60

Concert 1 $22 $19 $19 $16Concert 2 – A Family Affair $15$5 for children to age 12Concert 3 $22 $19 $19 $16Concert 4 $22 $19 $19 $16Concert 5 $22 $19 $19 $16

July 18 Classics I $25 $22 $19 $16Classics II $40 $36 $35 $31

July 19 Musical Cruise – Dett $30 $30July 20 P Classics III $40 $36 $35 $31July 21 P Noonsounds $19 $16 $19 $16

Mozart at Manitou $45 $45July 22 P Noonsounds $19 $16 $19 $16

P Classics IV $30 $27 $24 $21July 23 P Noonsounds $16 $14

P Discovery I $12P Classics V $35 $32 $29 $26

July 24 P A Family Affair $15$5 for children to age 12

P Classics VI $35 $32 $29 $26July 25 P Classics VII $35 $32 $29 $26

Musical Cruise $30 $30July 27 Musical Cruise $30 $30July 28 P Noonsounds $19 $16 $19 $16

P Classics VIII $30 $27 $24 $21July 29 P Noonsounds $19 $16 $19 $16

P Classics IX $30 $27 $24 $21After Hours $15

July 30 P Noonsounds $19 $16 $19 $16P Discovery II $12P Classics X $35 $32 $29 $26

July 31 P A Family Affair $15$5 for children to age 12

P Jazz Canada Sounds $30 $27 $24 $21August 1 P Ellington $25 $22 $19 $16

P The Ambassadors $30 $27 $24 $21August 3 Gala at Manitou $150 $150

Musical Cruise $30 $30August 4 P Noonsounds $16 $14

P Classics XI $30 $27 $24 $21August 5 P Noonsounds $16 $14

P Classics XII $30 $27 $24 $21August 6 P Noonsounds $16 $14

P Classics XIII $30 $27 $24 $21August 7 Manhattan Serenade $65August 8 P Classics XIV $40 $36 $35 $31

Musical Cruise $30 $30

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Please note ticket exchange policy on page 28

Please make cheque or money order payable to the Festival of the Sound and mail it to Box 750, Parry Sound, Ontario P2A 2Z1. Do not send cash.

We accept VISA, MASTERCARD and AMERICAN EXPRESS orders.

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