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2015-16 CONCERT SEASON
2015
2016
CONCERT 1
Viennese Connections
SUNDAY OCTOBER 18,2015 3:00 pm concert
Vienna was home to many famous
composers of classical music. Come enjoy
a sampling of music by Mozart, Haydn,
Beethoven, J. Strauss, and more!
CONCERT SEASON
CONCERT 2
Ring the Christmas Bells!
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2015 7:30 pm concert
SPECIAL GUESTS Brantford Collegiate Men’s
and Women’s Choruses
Bring your bells again, and ring in the Christmas
season with the Brantford Symphony’s famous
Christmas show.
music is
CONCERT 3
Strings—picked,
plucked, and bowed
BR A N T FORD
SYMPHONY
ORCHE S T R A
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SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 2016 7:30 pm concert
A variety concert of music for string orchestra
and harpsichord, with music by Vivaldi, Bach
and more. Our special guest is local guitar
celebrity Patrick Feely.
519.759.8781
www.brantfordsymphony.ca
[email protected]
Dave Levac
MPP Brant
101-96 Nelson St.
Brantford, ON  N3T 2N1
Phone: 519 759-0361
Fax:  519 759-6439
TTY: 519 759-4953
Email: [email protected]
Website: Davelevac.onmpp.ca
Congratulations in continuing your
tradition of excellence.
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2015 - 2016 PROGRAMME
Welcome to the 2015 – 2016 Season of the Grand River Chorus
There is a delightful, energetic song that starts, ”Here we go again!” That is what is happening
this year. The members of the Grand River Chorus are preparing to present to our audiences,
a colourful series of musical selections. Some of you may have received pamphlets which
explain the music to be presented this year. If not, take the time to read through this terrific
programme to find out what is being prepared for you. This is my seventh year with the Grand
River Chorus, and the seventeenth year for the choir. The programme and planning committee
in co-operation with Richard, have continued to organize diverse and interesting musical
selections for our programmes. Working with this talented group of people, and presenting
fine music for you, our patrons, gives me a great deal of satisfaction.
The Grand River Chorus, is a “Not for profit” organization, which
was started to provide a special type of music to Brantford,
and the surrounding area. Without the support of Arts Grants,
community partners, and you our audience, we could not survive.
In the season pamphlet there is an explanation of the Sponsorship
plan. It is not too late to purchase season’s tickets, which
guarantee a lower cost than four individual tickets. If you enjoy our
music, please tell your friends, and help us spread the word.
Thank you for coming out and supporting this choir.
John Howe, President, Grand River Chorus
A Greeting from our Artistic Director
Welcome to the seventeenth great year of fabulous music making by The Grand River
Chorus. We know that you will revel in the soaring sounds of Handel’s Messiah, Rheinberger’s
Cantus Missae, the 5 Mystical Songs by Vaughan Williams and the searing angular sounds of
Stravinsky’s Mass. We also have a mixed media performance for you in June, with Ojibway
storyteller Aaron Bell and his White Pine Dancers performing with us as we highlight the poetry
of Tekahionwake, - E. Pauline Johnson, sung to the music of mostly local composers.
Clearly this is a year where you don’t want to miss a single concert … Great choral music,
sung by our fabulous choir, from six different centuries and with a huge variety of styles …
wonderful soloists … great orchestral players joining us … spectacular First Nations dance.
What are you waiting for? Order your season’s pass today.
I love to meet you too. Please feel free to approach me and chat at the end of each concert.
Richard Cunningham, Artistic Director
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Richard Cunningham,
Ann-Marie MacDairmid,
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
ACCOMPANIST
Through his long career as a
musician, Richard Cunningham
has travelled throughout North
America and Europe. Performing
as a countertenor soloist, Richard
has sung in Bulgaria, Germany
(including both sides of that
once divided country), Holland,
Sweden, France, and Great Britain as well as coast to coast in the
U.S.A and Canada. He has also travelled widely as a chorister,
performing with the Elora Festival Singers, the Tafelmusik Chamber
Choir, La Chappelle de Quebec, the Taverner Consort, Winchester
Cathedral Choir and St George’s Chapel Choir of Windsor Castle.
Ann-Marie MacDairmid is a native
of Thornbury, Ontario. She has an
Honours Bachelor of Music degree
from Wilfrid Laurier University and
a Master of Music degree in organ
performance from the University of
Western Ontario.
As well as being an organist, she is
an accomplished pianist, percussionist and choral conductor.
Ann-Marie is the founder, director and accompanist for the
Shoreline Chorus in Owen Sound, Ontario. Shoreline Chorus
presents three concert programs a year – fall, spring and summer
- working in a wide variety of musical genres including Classical,
Spiritual, Gospel, Jazz, Mo-town, Doo-wop, Big band, World
folk music, African music, Disco, Broadway and Movie music. In
April 2012 the choir went to Havana on a Canada-Cuba cultural
exchange.
Richard earned a Bachelor of Music degree in Music Education
from the University of Toronto. He has studied choral conducting
with Derek Holman, Edgar Hanson, William Wright, Douglas Bodle,
and Jon Washburn. As a concert artist, Richard’s studies began
at U of T with Lillian Weichel and Edgar Hanson. The grateful
recipient of three scholarship grants from the Canada Council
for the Arts, Richard traveled to England to study with Timothy
Penrose and James Bowman, two of the finest practitioners of the
countertenor’s art.
Ann-Marie is the accompanist for the Owen Sound based vocal jazz
group Cricket and is part of “The Retreads” an instrumental jazz
group that plays at regular meetings of the Thornbury-Clarksburg
Rotary Club. She has served as accompanist for a number of other
groups, including the Georgian Bay Concert Choir in Owen Sound
and the Schneider Male Chorus in Kitchener.
In the last 15 years, Richard has spent more of his time as a choral
conductor, passing on the skills of singing individually and in a
choir to musicians in Kitchener, Hamilton, Brantford and Toronto.
As well as conducting the Grand River Chorus for the last ten years,
Richard has taught courses in vocal methods and conducting at
McMaster University. He is also one of the vocal teachers on staff
at McMaster. The Grand River Chorus gives him the opportunity to
perform the masterworks in the choral repertoire with a group of
talented and dedicated singers who share his joy of tremendous
music.
Ann-Marie serves as assistant organist at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian
Church in Kitchener. She performs solo recitals and accompanies
instrumental and vocal performers at St. Andrew’s regular noon
hour concerts throughout the year. Her programming reflects
an eclectic musical taste, the most noted being her “Hallowe’en
Special”. Other solo organ programs feature themes ranging from
dazzling pedal solos to ragtime to gospel preludes.
In the fall of 2012 Ann-Marie helped start a youth choir in
Thornbury; the Apple Valley Youth Choir. She is the conductor
and accompanist. The program is being co-sponsored by a local
business and the Rotary club.
When he is not directing a choir, singing or teaching, Richard may
be found composing music (mostly vocal or choral with piano or
orchestral accompaniment) or driving between rehearsals.
As a supply organist, Ann-Marie has played for many church
services throughout Southern Ontario.
Ann-Marie is dedicated to community service. In December 2010
she was recognized as a Paul Harris Fellow by the ThornburyClarksburg Rotary Club for service in Rotary and other community
organizations. In October 2011 Ann-Marie was nominated for an
Owen Sound and Area Cultural Award in the Music category.
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2015 - 2016 PROGRAMME
Cara Blackwood,
Choristers 2015-2016
ASSISTANT CONDUCTOR
Cara Blackwood, a long-time
chorister with the Grand River
Chorus, earned her Bachelor of
Music Degree from the University
of Toronto. She spent many years
teaching high school instrumental
music with the Grand Erie District
School Board before switching to
teaching her other love, English. She discovered her love of choral
music later in life, singing with the Norfolk Singers and the Bach
Elgar Choir. This is her seventh season as assistant conductor of the
Grand River Chorus.
SOPRANO Kristen Bouwhuis
Helen Button
Lois Deneau
Heather Franklin
Susan Howe
Pat Lenz
Mary-Lou Knechtel
Maria Lloyd
Kaitlyn Mahoney
Erica Martisius
Carole-Anne Persall
Melodie Phillips
Audrey Roorda
Thelma Silverthorne
Karen Taylor
Penny Telfer
Susan Zakamarko
2015-2016
GRC Board of Directors
John Howe, President, Fund Raising
Tim Marsden, Past President
Susan Zakamarko, Vice President, Chair
Programme and Planning Committee
Mike Wyatt, Secretary
David Johnston, Treasurer
Mary Lou Knechtel, Chair Choir Committee
Pat Eyzenga, Choir Committee,
Correspondence
Lynda Field-Newhouse, Advertising and
Marketing, Front of the House
Donald Young, Fund Raising
Kathryn Millward, Chair Front of the House
Rachel Franklin, Front of the House
Jeanne Taylor
Alex Morris, Acting Past President
Ex Officio:
Richard Cunningham, Artistic Director
ALTO
Cara Blackwood
Emily Dakers
Betty Decker
Brendalee Engelhardt
Pat Eyzenga
Rose Janson
Brenda Kerr
Audrey Lee
Kay MacPherson
Deirdre Marsden
Joyce Morris
Elfrieda Neumann
Anne Saunders
Cathy Taylor
Jeanne Taylor
Mary Van Delft
Pamela Van Weelden
Karen Young
Volunteers
Theresa MacDougald, Tickets
Pat Duern, Grants
Kristen Bouwhuis, Grants
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TENOR
Andy Blackwood
John Mark Deneau
Anna-Maria Gardin
Peter Harmsen
John Howe
Jim Jones
Marianne Kraft
Andy Michalchuk
Michael Payne
Reynold Winter
BASS
Sean Adams
David Anderson
Stuart Bergstra
Don Brown
Ron Danbrook
Ian MacPherson
James Mahon
Tim Marsden
Alex Morris
Peter Scovil
Herman Sinke
John Van Maanen
Alan Van Weelden
Donald Young
MEMBER DONORS 2014-2015
Patrons (over $1000)
Donor Organizations
Patricia Lenz
Brant Community Foundation
City of Brantford
City of Brantford - Community Cultural
Investment Program
Samuel W. Stedman Foundation
Benefactor ($500- $999)
John & Susan Howe
Mary-Lou & Robert Knechtel
Dan & Theresa McDougald
Jeanne Taylor
Business/Corporate Sponsors
Contributing Donor ($350 – $499)
In Kind Donors
Marvin & Melody Daboll
Barry & Cheryle Hill
Nora Langley
Wayne & Kathryn Millward
Boston Pizza, Market Street
The Brantford Expositor
Al Newhouse - Graphic design
Nicol Florist - Concert flowers
Celine Garneau - Photography
Supporting Donor ($250 - $349)
Maria S.C. Harmsen
Email us:
[email protected]
for information on how you can become a
sponsor/supporter.
Associate Donor ($175 -$249)
Member Donor ($25 - $174)
Joan Butcher
Elsie Hankinson
Edward & Agnes Laughlin
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Concert 1
MUSICAL GEMS
OF THE 20TH CENTURY
Saturday November 7th, 7:30 p.m.
St Andrew's United Church
95 Darling Street, Brantford
From the beautiful lushness of the romantic harmony of Vaughan Williams to the angular sounds
of Stravinsky and the sweet tunefulness of Rutter, this concert has something for everyone to enjoy.
Guest Soloist:
Baritone - Jordan Scholl
Concert 2
HANDEL'S MESSIAH
Sunday December 20th, 3:00 p.m.
St Pius's Roman Catholic Church
9 Waverly Street, Brantford
This timeless masterpiece will include four outstanding soloists and the Grand River Baroque
Orchestra. This is a concert not to be missed.
Guest Soloists:
Soprano - Virginia Hatfield
Countertenor - Peter Mahon
Tenor - Charles Sy
Bass/Baritone - Andrew Mahon
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2015 - 2016 PROGRAMME
Concert 3
A CAPPELLA SPLENDOUR
Sunday April 10th, 2016, 3:00 p.m.
St Basil's Roman Catholic Church
50 Palace Street, Brantford
The Grand River Chorus will fill this glorious acoustic venue with the pure sounds of the human
voice - and just the human voice. Music by Sergei Rachmaninoff, William Byrd and Josef
Rheinberger will resonate in the building and in your soul.
Concert 4
CELEBRATING TEKAHIONWAKE
The genius of E. Pauline Johnson
Saturday June 4th, 2016, 7:30 p.m.
W. Ross MacDonald School
350 Brant Avenue, Brantford
The Grand River Chorus welcome Ojibway Storyteller - Aaron Bell and the White Pine Dancers as
our featured guests to this programme of music written by local composers to the poetry of this
wonderful Six Nations poet.
Choir photos courtesy of Celine Garneau.
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SOLOISTS
Jordan Scholl - baritone
Jordan has been an active member of the professional music community for over a decade. He has
performed as a soloist with a wide variety of groups in a wide range of genres from Baroque to Broadway.
It is always a distinct pleasure to sing with the Brantford Grand River Chorus, and past credits include
Messiah, Brahm’s Requiem, Mass of the Children, and Saul with the group. In addition to performing with
GRC, Jordan is a member of Grammy- and Juno-nominated Elora Festival Singers, the Toronto Mendelssohn
Choir, Arcady, and he has sung as a chorus member with Opera Atelier.
In addition to being a performer, Jordan holds a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Science and Music as
well as a Master of Science in Anatomy and Physiology both from the University of Guelph. Most recently,
Jordan completed his studies at the University of Toronto to become a Speech-Language Pathologist. As
a vocal advocate, Jordan teaches masterclasses and lectures throughout Southwestern Ontario on the
anatomy and physiology of the voice and has taught singing privately and at music academies. In 2012,
Jordan presented a TEDx talk at the University of Guelph titled “Anyone Can Sing,” which prompted the
creation of his own website TheVoiceNotes.com.
Virginia Hatfield - soprano
Virginia Hatfield is known for her radiant voice across a wide variety of repertoire. A native of Campbellford,
Ontario, critics have raved about Virginia’s “clear, bell-like tone” (Opera Canada) and “warmth and radiance
combined with commanding coloratura” (Halifax Herald).Opera roles for this captivating artist include
Zerlina (Don Giovanni) and Marzelline (Fidelio), both with the Canadian Opera Company, as well as Italian
Singer with Pacific Opera Victoria (Capriccio) and. Virginia starred as Susanna in Le Nozze di Figaro with
Saskatoon Opera.
A highly-sought after soloist with many of Canada’s leading ensembles, Virginia has appeared with
Guelph Chamber Choir in Bach’s Mass in B Minor, Christmas Oratorio with Kingston Symphony and Haydn’s
Creation with Vancouver Bach Choir as well as performances of Messiah with Elmer Iseler Singers, Thunder
Bay Symphony and Windsor Symphony Orchestra. In 2015/16, Virginia looks forward to Bach’s Christmas
Oratorio with Symphony Nova Scotia, and shares her love of Broadway and Big Band songs in “High
Standards” with Talisker Players, followed by her debut with Opera Lyra Ottawa as Marzelline in Fidelio.
Peter Mahon - countertenor
Educated at the University of Toronto, countertenor Peter Mahon has had a long and busy career in recital
and chamber repertoire, as well as oratorio and opera. Over the past 35 years he has appeared on concert
stages across Canada and abroad with Tafelmusik, Toronto Consort, Studio de musique ancienne de
Montreal, The Theatre of Early Music, Toronto Masque Theatre, Aradia Ensemble, Opera Atelier, Montreal
Early Music Festival, Montreal Chamber Music Festival, Pax Christi Chorale, Bach-Elgar Choir of Hamilton,
and the Grand River Chorus.
In addition to singing, he has a busy career as a choral conductor. Since 2003 he has been the Artistic
Director of the Tallis Choir of Toronto. He is also the Director of Music at Lorne Park Baptist Church in
Mississauga and St. Thomas More CSP Catholic Church in Toronto as well as being a Rehearsal Conductor
and Voice Coach at St. Michael’s Choir School in Toronto.
He also still finds to time to satisfy his love of choral singing, as a member of La Chapelle de Quebec,
Tafelmusik Chamber Choir and the Theatre of Early Music. He has recorded for CBC Records, Atma Classique,
Marquis Classics and Naxos.
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SOLOISTS
Charles Sy - tenor
Toronto native Charles Sy has been recognized locally and nationally as a promising young artist with a
“softly lyric sound, a natural sense of phrasing coupled with a rare willingness to project beyond the apron”
(National Post). He is described as “vocally and dramatically mature with a delicious dark tenor sound
that [stretches] easily into shining high notes” (Schmopera). After receiving both First Prize and Audience
Choice in the Canadian Opera Company (COC) 2014 Centre Stage Competition Gala, he has joined the COC
Ensemble Studio for the 2015/2016 season and sings Gastone in Verdi’s La Traviata, The Rooster in Burry’s
The Bremen Town Musicians, and performs Britten’s Les Illuminations as a part of their Free Concert series
in the Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre.
A recent graduate of the University of Toronto (MMus.), Charles is also an alumnus of several prestigious
training programs including Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara, the Gerdine Young Artist
Program at Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, the Art of Song Fellowship at the Toronto Summer Music Festival,
the Centre for Opera Studies in Italy (COSI), and the Opera as Theatre program at the Banff Centre.
Recent operatic credits include: Tamino (Die Zauberflöte), Prunier (La Rondine), Remendado (Carmen),
Ralph Rackstraw (H.M.S Pinafore), Mr. Owen (Postcard from Morocco), Lechmere (Owen Wingrave), Don
Ottavio (Don Giovanni)
Andrew Mahon – bass/baritone
Andrew Mahon has appeared with many ensembles in Canada, the UK, and around the world, performing
both concert and operatic repertoire. His past solo engagements have included performances with
Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra and Chamber Choir, Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, Theatre of Early Music,
Les Voix Baroques, Toronto Consort, Tallis Choir, Aradia Ensemble, Toronto Masque Theatre, Opera Atelier,
Internationale Bachakademie Stuttgart, NDR Sinfonieorchester, Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival, Tilford
Bach Festival, London Handel Orchestra, Mid Wales Opera, and the choirs of St Paul’s Cathedral and Wells
Cathedral. He has collaborated with such conductors as Christopher Hogwood, Adrian Butterfield, Andrew
Parrott, Nicholas Cleobury, Christoph Eschenbach, Helmuth Rilling, Keri-Lynn Wilson, Ivars Taurins, Daniel
Taylor, and David Fallis.
Recent performances include Handel’s Messiah and Mendelssohn’s Elijah in the north of England, and
Bach’s Christmas Oratorio with the Augsburger Domsingknaben in Germany.
In 2016 he can be heard singing Bach’s St John Passion with the Orchestra of St John’s Smith Square
in Oxford, England, and in Canada, Bach’s Mass in B Minor with the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra. A
frequent song recitalist, he has performed on the stages of Wigmore Hall and the Forge in London,
England. Andrew is a graduate of the University of Toronto and now resides in the UK.
Aaron Bell – Ojibway storyteller
From a very early age, Aaron Bell, Ojibway Storyteller displayed many talents in the arts. Throughout his
young life, Aaron put to paper everything he could which eventually led to Sheridan College for Classical
Animation as well as Mohawk College for Graphic Arts Production.
Aaron soon realized that drawing was not what he wished to do with his life. After leaving college, he
gained employment at many First Nations organizations from the Woodland Cultural Centre to Kanata
Native Traditional Village in Brantford, Ontario. This is when his journey began to lead him into other forms
of art, from acting to set design and eventually to the gifts of First Nations Storytelling…
Aaron has shared his gifts of First Nations storytelling to critical acclaim from both teachers and students.
His engagements are entertaining as well as educational. His presence captures the imaginations of all
audience members, young and old, through his use of voice, stage awareness and confidence. The true art
form of the First Nations Storyteller is realized within his presentations. One thing that distinguishes Aaron
from other performers is his true caring within what he is doing. From the moment Aaron takes to the
stage, audience members are immediately aware something special is going to happen.
His travels have led him on many paths throughout his life, but this is what he loves to do… which is share
the teachings and the culture of the First Nations people of Southern Ontario with those who wish to learn
through the magic of the spoken word, drama and humour.
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TEL: 519-756-1565
FAX: 519-756-7876
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SPONSORSHIPS
The Grand River Chorus invites you to become a member of our
organization and join us in supporting quality choral music in
our community.
A variety of contribution levels offers you several choices with rewards that show
our appreciation. Please circle the number corresponding to your desired level of
support. Make your cheque payable to the Grand River Chorus to help us build a strong
organization. The GRC is a registered charity and will provide tax receipts for any donation.
For further information or inquiries, contact:
[email protected].
CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP
1. Concert....................................................................................................................... $8000
2. Podium....................................................................................................................... $4000
3. Musical Score............................................................................................................ $2000
4. Soloist......................................................................................................................... $1000
5. Musician..................................................................................................................... $500
To show our appreciation, for these levels you will receive:
• Concert sponsors - 8 season tickets and 8 tickets for the Grand Fête Du Vin.
• Podium sponsors - 4 season tickets and 4 tickets for the Grand Fête Du Vin.
• Musical Score sponsors - 2 season tickets and 2 tickets for the Grand Fête Du Vin.
• Soloist sponsors - 1 season ticket and 1 ticket for the Grand Fête Du Vin.
• Musician sponsors - Choice of 1 season ticket or 1 ticket for the Grand Fête Du Vin.
All corporate sponsors will also receive public recognition on concert advertising and at the
concert performance.
PRIVATE SPONSORSHIP
1. Patron......................................................................................................................... $1000 +
2. Benefactor ............................................................................................................... $500 – 999
3. Contributing Donor ............................................................................................. $350 – 499
4. Supporting Donor ................................................................................................ $230 – 349
5. Associate Donor .................................................................................................... $175 – 229
6. Member Donor ...................................................................................................... $25 – 174
To show our appreciation, for these levels you will receive:
• Patron – season tickets for up to 4 people
• Benefactor /Contributing Donor – Season tickets for up to 2 people
• Supporting Donor – season ticket for 1 person
• Associate Donor – a pair of tickets to the concert of your choice
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Brant
108 St George Street,
Suite 3,
Brantford, ON
N3R 1V6
519-754-4300
www.philmccolemanmp.ca
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Brantford, ON
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