Adolph von Menzel: “A Flute Concert of Frederick the Great at Sanssouci” (1852)	E-mail this page to a friend
	A Series in collaboration with and with the generous support of the Chan Centre for the Performing Arts at UBC

Chan Centre Concerts in 2010-11

The tradition continues with a superb series of concerts

presented by Early Music Vancouver in partnership with the Chan Centre for the Performing Arts at UBC,
and with the generous support of the Chan Endowment Fund of the University of British Columbia.

F	Thursday evening, 12 August 2010 at 8:00 pm (no pre-concert introduction)
	Monteverdi’s Vespers of 1610
	As part of the summer 2010 Vancouver Early Music Festival:
	a very special event in celebration of the 400th Anniversary of Monteverdi’s masterpiece.
	Vocal soloists Ellen Hargis, Suzie LeBlanc, Matthew White, Debi Wong, Colin Balzer,
	Charles Daniels,Tyler Duncan, Sumner Thompson, Paul Grindlay and Tony Funk
	with The Whole Noyse and Early Music Vancouver's Baroque Festival Players & Singers
	Alexander Weimann music director
1	Wednesday evening, 22 December 2010 at 8:00 pm (no pre-concert introduction)
	Festive Bach Cantatas for Christmas
	Our traditional programme of Christmas Cantatas to ring in the Festive Season!
	Ellen Hagis soprano, Laura Pudwell alto, Lawrence Wiliford tenor, Sumner Thompson baritone, and
	Early Music Vancouver’s Bach Cantata Players with Marc Destrubé music director & violin soloist.
2	Monday evening, 21 March (Bach’s Birthday!) 2011 at 8:00 pm (no pre-concert introduction)
	JS Bach: “The St. John Passion”
	A ver special performance commemorating Bach’s Birthday:
	Les Voix Baroques (Montréal) & The Portland Baroque Orchestra directed by Monica Huggett
	with Charles Daniels tenor [Evangelist], Shannon Mercer soprano, Matthew White alto,
	Jacques Olivier Chartier tenor, Joshua Hopkins & Tyler Duncan basses, and Cappella Romana
3	Sunday matinée, 27 March 2011 at 3:00 pm (no pre-concert introduction)
	GF Handel: “Acis and Galatea”: A semi-staged performance
	The widely acclaimed production of the Boston Early Music Festival:
	Handel’s delightful patoral entertainment, in the original 1718 chamber version
	Paul O’Dette & Stephen Stubbs music directors, Gilbert Blin stage director, Anna Watkins costumes
	with Amanda Forsythe [Galatea], Aaron Sheehan [Acis],
	Jason McStoots [Damon], Zachary Wilder [Corydon] & Douglass Williams [Polyphemus]
	and the Boston Early Music Festival Chamber Ensemble - Robert Mealy, leader

Early Music Vancouver’s
40th Anniversary Season!

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with complete details on our 2010 Festival
and on the 2010-11 Winter Season concerts!

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