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Wednesday, July 9, 2008

CAMMAC readings and workshops 2008-09

CAMMAC
Canadian Amateur Musicians Musiciens Amateurs du Canada
Toronto Region
21 Dale Avenue #346 Toronto Ontario M4W 1K3

CAMMAC's 2008/09 Schedule of Readings and Workshops

CAMMAC, Toronto Region invites instrumentalists and vocalists to 2008/09
readings which will take place at Elliott Hall, Christ Church Deer Park 1570
Yonge Street (2 blocks north of St. Clair Avenue West)
Dates:
2008
September 21: Howard Dyck: Mozart Requiem, singers and instrumentalists
November 2: David Bowser: Mendelssohn: Symphony #2 (choral), singers and
instrumentalists
November 30: David Fallis: Bach & Handel: Christmas Choruses, singers and
instrumentalists

2009
January 18: Isabel Bernaus: Tedesco: El Romancero Gitano, singers with
guitar accompaniment
March 1: Eric Gero: Schubert: Mass in A flat, singers and instrumentalists
March 2 2: Stephanie Martin: Bach: B minor Mass, singers and
instrumentalists
April 19: Roger Priddle: Healey Willan, singers with piano accompaniment
May 31: Geoffrey Butler: Haydn: The Season, singers and instrumentalists

Singers and instrumentalists discover or revisit musical works with others
at the readings. Musical Readings provide an excellent opportunity for all
to improve their sight-reading, experience new works and most important
enjoy music making with others under the direction of some of Toronto's
outstanding music directors. New comers are always welcome. Students are
invited to attend free.

The Musical Readings are $10 for non-members. Music is provided at the
reading. For further information call 416-421-0779, e-mail Toronto@cammac.ca
or visit our website www.cammac.ca

2008/09 Workshops
October 4: Piano Accompaniment
9:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. (private home)

October 25: World Music with members of Autorickshaw
1-4 p.m., North District Library, 40 Orchardview, (I block north Eglinton
and Yonge)

February 21 and 28: Chamber Music, faculty TBA
9:30 a.m. -3:30 p.m., (private home)

March 7: Spanish Dance, Esmeralda Enrique
2:30-5 p.m. Trinity St. Paul's Centre, 427 Bloor Street west (Bloor west of
Spadina)

April 25: Winds Workshop, Fran Harvey
1:30-4 p.m., North District Library, 40 Orchardview, (I block north Eglinton
and Yonge)

OMC Participants Concerts
Sundays: February 22 and April 26
2-4:30 p.m.
North District Library, 40 Orchardview, (I block north Eglinton and Yonge)

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Saturday, May 24, 2008

Scarborough Society of Musicians

Scarborough Musicians want to keep the Music Alive

A quartet of Scarborough graduates have formed the Scarborough Society of Musicians with the mission of keeping music alive for post-secondary students who are not pursuing professional studies in music. They plan to provide an environment for the members to continue developing and exercising their talent.

Their goal is to involve those graduates who would like to keep involved in music but do not have the time to be involved in community groups that practise weekly and in most cases meet on week nights. Musicians will meet twice a month for practices and the quartet hopes that students who are now studying out of town will be able to attend the practices on Saturday
mornings. The tentative rehearsal location is Dr. Norman Bethune C.I. which has an award winning music programme and fostered the musical interests of some of these students who now want to give back to the community.

Because they benefited from participation in music studies in elementary and high schools, the group also plans to contribute to the community by helping to keep music alive in the community and fostering links.

For further information about this new venture check the website:
www.continuingmusic.ca or e-mail ssm@continuingmusic.ca.

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