Select Concerts Before 2020
The Sixth Annual Elizabeth Krehm Memorial Concert
Canzona Chamber Players
Saturday November 10, 2018
All donations go to the St Michael’s Hospital ICU in Elizabeth Krehm’s name.
Evan Mitchell, conductor
Rachel Krehm, soprano
Canzona Chamber Players Orchestra
This year the concert features a special set of songs which have been written on Elizabeth Krehm’s texts by Canadian composer Ryan Trew. Her writing ranges from grade 2, to journals as a teenager. Her texts are evocative and are a window into her heart and mind. Ryan’s music reflects the intimate and personal nature of the poetry and prose
Program
Overture to Hänsel and Gretel – Humperdinck
Come Closer - Songs on texts by Elizabeth Krehm – Ryan Trew
Symphony No. 4 – Brahms
Science @ The Symphony!
Toronto Symphony Orchestra
February 2 - 6, 2026
Program
Science: Fiction or Fact? The TSO and the Ontario Science Centre present an intriguing exploration of sound, technology, space, and mind-blowing science experiments! All budding scientists are encouraged to bring their curious minds and be prepared to be a part of this interactive concert experience.
Programme to include music from Jonathan Newman, Evan Mitchell, Fucik, John Williams, Vivaldi, Ryan Trew, Holst and Stravinsky.
Mozart and Beethoven
Kingston Symphony Orchestra
Sunday, October 26, 2014 | 2:30 p.m.
Grand Theatre, Kingston, ON
Jonathan Crow, Violin
Evan Mitchell, Conductor
Ryan Trew: Taste
Mozart: Violin Concerto No. 3
Beethoven: Symphony No. 7
Something for everyone! For Mozart fans, Toronto Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Jonathan Crow plays Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 3. For Beethoven die-hards, we perform his joyous Symphony No. 7. For contemporary music lovers, we present Ryan Trew’s Taste, a musical exploration of one of the human senses.
National Flute Association Annual Convention 2014
Ontario: Yours to Discover — Flute Works from Across the Lake
Saturday August 9th, 2014 at 2:30pm
Hilton Chicago, 720 South Michigan Avenue , Chicago, IL 60605 United States
Flute Works from Across the Lake A Musical Road Trip through Ontario with Flute Music by Ontario Flutists (Robert Aitken, Dianne Aitken, Amy Hamilton, Chris James, Kaili Maimets, Nancy Nourse, Alheli Pimienta, Laurel Swinden, Jamie Thompson). From solos through to octets, these notable Ontario flutists explore works from all corners of their home province, Ontario, and beyond.a musical trip through Ontario with Dianne Aitken, Robert Aitken, Amy Hamilton, Chris James, Kaili Maimets, Nancy Nourse, Alheli Pimienta, Laurel Swinden, and Jamie Thompson. This concert will feature selections from Ryan Trew’s Four Pieces for Flute Ensemble.
The Big Fat Flute Shindig
THE BIG FAT FLUTE SHINDIG will feature a performance of Ryan Trew’s Four Pieces for Flute Ensemble as performed by Charmaine Bacon and other faculty and guests of the festival.
WHAT’S HAPPENIN’ AT THE FLUTE SHINDIG?
Action-packed days of flute activities for all ages and all levels of flutists and teachers.
This means BEGINNERS, JR. HIGH/MIDDLE, HIGH SCHOOL, UNDERGRADS, GRAD STUDENTS, ADULTS (amateur & professional), and BAND DIRECTORS (flutists and non-flutists!) The only “requirement” is a DESIRE to learn and improve!
WHEN IS THE FLUTE SHINDIG?
June 20-24, 2014
WHERE IS THE FLUTE SHINDIG?
On the campus of West Texas A&M University (WTAMU) in Canyon, TX. We will be using the beautiful, state-of-the-art facilities at the School of Music.
WHO IS TEACHING AT THE FLUTE SHINDIG?
· Helen Blackburn, Artist Teacher of Flute @ WTA&MU, Principal Flute of Dallas Opera Orchestra
· Maria Harding, Principal Flute of Omaha, NE Symphony
· Ebonee Thomas, Principal Flute of Knoxville, TN Symphony
· Patti Mecklin, Private flute instructor in DFW metroplex
· Amy Casper, 2nd Flute of Abilene, TX Sym. and Breckenridge, CO Music Festival, private flute Instructor in Austin
Musical Sensations
Kitchener Waterloo Symphony Orchestra
Wednesday March 26, 2014 at 7:30pm Conrad Centre for the Performing Arts
Evan Mitchell, conductor
Edward Cho, piano
Ryan Trew: Taste
Shostakovich: Concerto No. 1 for Piano with Trumpet, Opus 35
Beethoven: Symphony no. 7, Opus 92
The Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Volunteer Committee is pleased to present Musical Sensations.
Join the KWS and conductor Evan Mitchell as they explore the traditional physiological tastes experienced by humans – bitter, sour, sweet, and salty – with Ryan Trew’s composition Taste. Edward Cho, 2013 winner of the Ken Murray Concerto Competition, debuts with the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony by performing Shostakovich’s witty and satirical Concerto No. 1 for Piano with Trumpet. The concert closes with Beethoven’s joyous Symphony no. 7, with a guided listening tour by Evan Mitchell.