CONNECTED CULTURE
Virtual Music Masterclass Series 2020-2021
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AT NO COST
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Welcome to the Winter edition of CONNECTED CULTURE, our virtual masterclass series. These free and informative offerings are a wonderful online addition to our programming this year, enlarging the Carleton Music community. Join us Fridays for our regular series covering a range of musical topics, and hosted by Kathy Armstrong, Supervisor of Ensembles and Masterclasses. Join us Wednesdays for the choral masterclass series, hosted by Antonio Llaca, Director of Choral Activities at Carleton.
Winter Program
JANUARY 15 | Petr Cancura (Artist in Residence) ‘Creative Tools for Improvisation’ |
JANUARY 20 | Nicol Matt (Chamber Choir of Europe) ‘Rehearsing and Interpreting German Romantic Works by Brahms, Mendelssohn, Reger’ |
JANUARY 29 | Lara Deutsch ’The Importance of Mental Skills for Musicians’ |
FEBRUARY 3 | Julia L Davids (Canadian Chamber Choir) ‘Vocal Cross Training’ |
FEBRUARY 12 | Sarah Weaver ’Listening Across Distance: Network Arts Works’ |
FEBRUARY 24 | Michael Barrett (University of Pretoria) ‘Where Africa Meets the West: Performing Traditional South African Music’ |
MARCH 1 | Members of the Ottawa Symphony Orchestra Wind Quintet ’Chamber Music: A Team Sport’ |
MARCH 5 | J.P. Cormier ’Songs and Stories from the Road’ |
MARCH 10 | Morgan Strickland (Carleton University) ‘Technical Tools for Choral Singers’ |
MARCH 19 | Members of the Ottawa Symphony Orchestra Wind Quintet ’Chamber Music: A Team Sport’ |
MARCH 24 | Mark Vuorinen (The Elora Singers) – The Elora Singers: from Rehearsal to Recording, from Commissioning to Community |
CANCELLED | Maestro Nicol Matt (Chamber Choir of Europe) ‘Rehearsing and interpreting German Romantic Works by Brahms, Mendelssohn, Reger’ |