FORBIDDEN MUSIC CONCERT IS A SMASH HIT
The London Symphonia String Quartet along with narrator Tom Allen wowed the audience with stories and music from the era of the Holocaust. The story of how the Walter Kaufman's String Quartet No.5, composed in India in 1935, came to London was beautifully told. The complementary tales of the Edwin Schulhoff and Erik Korngold music made a fascinating evening of history and music. The bizarre story of the Third Reich's glorification of Mozart completed the program with the playing of the String Quartet No.21. We thank Joseph Lanza, Andrew Chung and the staff of the London Symphonia who brought this concert to fruition.
We also appreciate the support of Jewish London, the London Free Press and CBC London.
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The Serenata Music schedule is as follows:
Saturday, November 4, 2023, 7:30 P.M. Forbidden Music with the London Symphonia String Quartet at Metropolitan United Church. With Tom Allen, Narrator.
Friday , November 10, 2023, 8 P.M. The Musicians from Marlboro, at the von Kuster Hall, Western.
Saturday, January 27, 2024, 7:30 P.M. Janina Fialkowska, piano, with the London Symphonia at Metropolitan UnitedChurch.
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Please see the Concert News listings on our website.
Please contact us if you are not on our mailing list at serenatamusic@gmail.com or 519-433-8332.
For tickets to all Serenata Music concerts scroll down.
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The London Symphonia String Quartet along with narrator Tom Allen wowed the audience with stories and music from the era of the Holocaust. The story of how the Walter Kaufman's String Quartet No.5, composed in India in 1935, came to London was beautifully told. The complementary tales of the Edwin Schulhoff and Erik Korngold music made a fascinating evening of history and music. The bizarre story of the Third Reich's glorification of Mozart completed the program with the playing of the String Quartet No.21. We thank Joseph Lanza, Andrew Chung and the staff of the London Symphonia who brought this concert to fruition.
We also appreciate the support of Jewish London, the London Free Press and CBC London.
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The Serenata Music schedule is as follows:
Saturday, November 4, 2023, 7:30 P.M. Forbidden Music with the London Symphonia String Quartet at Metropolitan United Church. With Tom Allen, Narrator.
Friday , November 10, 2023, 8 P.M. The Musicians from Marlboro, at the von Kuster Hall, Western.
Saturday, January 27, 2024, 7:30 P.M. Janina Fialkowska, piano, with the London Symphonia at Metropolitan UnitedChurch.
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Please see the Concert News listings on our website.
Please contact us if you are not on our mailing list at serenatamusic@gmail.com or 519-433-8332.
For tickets to all Serenata Music concerts scroll down.
Like us on Facebook: Serenata Music; or Twitter: @serenataconcerts.
Serenata Music performances are at the Wolf Performance Hall, London Public Library, 251 Dundas St. London or at the von Kuster Hall, Don Wright Faculty of Music, Western.
London Symphonia Concerts are at the Metropolitan United Church, 468 Wellington St., London.
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Special Concerts:
General Admission: $50
Student Admission: $25
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Special Concerts: $50/25
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Biographies
Jazz For All Ages
Jazz For All Ages: a tribute to the jazz legends.
With four outstanding Canadian jazz musicians:
Alain Trudel, Trombone, Orchestra London's director for three years and internationally recognized trombone virtuoso, now orchestra and opera conductor at Western University.
Gene DiNovi, Piano, the doyen of Canadian jazz pianists, broadcaster, composer, arranger, historian of popular music.
Neil Swainson, Bass, composer, teacher, has played with major bands and artists including George Shearing, and on five Juno award winning recordings.
Ted Warren, Drums. teacher, percussionist for many artist and bands such as the Boss Brass, recipient of The Jazz Reportâs âDrummer of the Yearâ Award in 1996.
See the London Yodeller Oct.9 for an article by Renée.
With four outstanding Canadian jazz musicians:
Alain Trudel, Trombone, Orchestra London's director for three years and internationally recognized trombone virtuoso, now orchestra and opera conductor at Western University.
Gene DiNovi, Piano, the doyen of Canadian jazz pianists, broadcaster, composer, arranger, historian of popular music.
Neil Swainson, Bass, composer, teacher, has played with major bands and artists including George Shearing, and on five Juno award winning recordings.
Ted Warren, Drums. teacher, percussionist for many artist and bands such as the Boss Brass, recipient of The Jazz Reportâs âDrummer of the Yearâ Award in 1996.
See the London Yodeller Oct.9 for an article by Renée.