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SUMMARY:The Sounds of the Season: a reflection on light through words and music - Place des Arts
DESCRIPTION:During the dark months\, we turn to light – a dancing candle\, a cozy fire – for comfort and to lift our spirits. Even natural light has a special quality in winter: the morning sun\, glinting icicles\, early sunsets\, stars glittering in the cold\, moonlight on fresh snowfall. For some\, the most cheerful of all are the lights we see during winter celebrations. \nJoin Place des Arts and feel inspired by the surrounding winter world. Professional musicians from our faculty will score spoken word poems performed by theatre artists to create a fantasia of words and music capturing the emotions of light and winter. This event is the kick-off to the Reflections Festival. \nA cash bar offering a variety of beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) will be available. \nTickets: $16 for students & seniors and $21 for adults (+GST)
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LOCATION:Place des Arts\, 1120 Brunette Avenue\, Coquitlam\, BC\, V3K 1G2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Adult,arts,culture,music,poetry
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SUMMARY:My Favourite Things - Place des Arts
DESCRIPTION:Zoomers are invited to celebrate all things Gen-Z! Bring your friends and listen to holiday songs and popular hits from the late 90s/early 00s performed by Place des Arts music students\, shop artisan booths and create special friendship bracelets. We will also have a photo booth available so you can commemorate your evening! \nA cash bar offering a variety of beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) will be available. Attendees receive 10% off at our Holiday Artisan Shop! \nFree Admission\, registration is required.
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LOCATION:Place des Arts\, 1120 Brunette Avenue\, Coquitlam\, BC\, V3K 1G2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:arts,Craft,holidays,music
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SUMMARY:musica intima - Evergreen Cultural Centre
DESCRIPTION:Come in from the cold to spend an evening ‘In Winter’s House’ with vocal ensemble musica intima. Centering around Indian-American composer Reena Esmail’s ‘A Winter Breviary\,’ the program traces a journey towards the longest night of the year\, the solstice\, and honours the dark while celebrating the return of the light. \nThrough music of Sherryl Sewepagaham\, Juhi Bansal\, Joanna Marsh\, and the late Jocelyn Morlock – and arrangements of familiar tunes by Joanna Forbes\, Canadian folk trio The O’Pears\, Trombone Shorty\, and ensemble members – the ensemble will welcome the dawning light to illumine the darkness.  Known for their thoughtful programming and flawless execution\, the voices of musica intima will warm your heart. \nABOUT MUSICA INTIMA\nFounded in 1992\, musica intima is a collaborative and conductor-less vocal ensemble which has championed Canadian music on stages around the world\, and garnered a Western Canadian Music Award and three JUNO Award nominations across ten commercially released albums. Their most recent collaboration with Cree composer Andrew Balfour\, NAGAMO\, seeks to forge a new path towards the decolonization of the choral arts. \nGrassroots beginnings took musica intima to international renown by pushing the boundaries of traditional choral performance and offering new perspectives on ensemble singing.  One of Canada’s most esteemed vocal ensembles\, musica intima’s shared leadership model allows the twelve members to exchange ideas freely and  explore their individual musical creativity. \nAs musica intima seeks to decolonize their musical practice\, they increasingly turn to collaborations with Indigenous artists from a variety of disciplines\, including choreographer Olivia C. Davies\, visual artist Sonny Assu\, the lexwst’í:lem Drum Group\, Indigenous ethnobotanist and artist T’uy’t’tanat Cease Wyss\, and composers Sherryl Sewepagaham and Andrew Balfour. The ensemble premiered\, recorded\, and toured Balfour’s JUNO-nominated curation NAGAMO\, and strives to educate young singers and artists across the country on collaboration and foster the decolonization of the choral arts. \nAdult: $37 | Senior: $34 | Student: $16 \nBOX OFFICE: 604.927.6555 | Open Monday – Saturday\, 12PM – 5PM
URL:https://visitcoquitlam-new.arraydev.me/event/musica-intima-evergreen-cultural-centre/
LOCATION:Evergreen Cultural Centre\, 1205 Pinetree Way\, Coquitlam\, V3B 7Y3\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Adult,arts,Concert,culture,family,music
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SUMMARY:QuiRING In The New Year - Evergreen Cultural Centre
DESCRIPTION:An annual tradition among classical music lovers! The brilliantly talented Quiring Chamber Players\, Reg Quiring\, (viola) and Rosemary O’Connor (piano)\, return for their 15th annual New Year’s Eve celebration at Evergreen. \nThis concert sells out – grab your seats today! \nHost Reg Quiring has performed as principal violist of the Vancouver Opera Orchestra\, Quebec Symphony and Vancouver Symphony. He often performs as a soloist\, recitalist and chamber musician in concert and on CBC radio. As a chamber musician\, Reg has performed in the Vancouver Chamber Music Festival\, Vancouver New Music Ensemble\, Standing Wave Ensemble\, Vetta Chamber Players\, Turning Point Ensemble and Quiring Chamber Players. Reg and his wife\, Rosemary O’Connor\, are the Davidsbündler Duo and as such have recorded a CD of works for viola and piano and given concerts in many parts of British Columbia. He and his sister\, Angela Goddard\, founded and co-direct the Quiring Chamber Music Camp for young musicians\, now in its 18th year. Reg has served on the music faculty at UBC and the Vancouver Academy of Music\, and currently teaches at the Quiring Chamber Music School in Coquitlam. Reg studied violin with Lise Elson and viola with Donald McInnes at the University of Southern California\, and studied viola at the University of British Columbia with Gerald Stanick. Reg is the Artistic Director of the Coquitlam Youth orchestra at Evergreen Cultural Centre. \nPianist Rosemary O’Connor is an avid chamber musician who collaborates regularly with members of the VSO and Opera orchestras and co-produces at the Evergreen Cultural Centre’s Chamber Music Series. In this capacity she has performed with guest artists such as Ian Swensen\, Anita Krause\, Dale Barlthrop \, Francois Houle\, Andy Dawes\, Catherine French\, and members of the St. Lawrence Quartet. Rosemary has performed solo and chamber music concerts in the US\, Canada\, and Europe. Other concerts include Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall in New York\, Music at the Vinyards in Napa Valley\, Pender Harbor\, Chintimini Chamber Music Festival in Oregon\, Sundays at 4 from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Rosemary currently teaches at the VSO School of Music and at her home studio in Coquitlam. For the past eight years she has been the Director of the Quiring Chamber Music Camp which celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2019. \nAdult: $46 | Senior: $40 | Student: $16 \nBOX OFFICE: 604.927.6555 | Open Monday – Saturday\, 12PM – 5PM
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LOCATION:Evergreen Cultural Centre\, 1205 Pinetree Way\, Coquitlam\, V3B 7Y3\, Canada
CATEGORIES:arts,culture,holidays,music
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