RED BARN CONCERTS SERIES - 2016

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12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.

THE SUTTON D.H.S. MUSIC GROUP

A multi-faceted programme of music from the students who
participate in the daily, lunch-time "Coffee House" at SDHS.

ENRICO LAPPANO - Music Dirctor

1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.

Featuring
JO GRAVELLE - BRAD HERRINGTON
STEVE JENKINS - JAY PEGG - RICK WARREN

3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.


Featuring
BERNIE SENENSKY

"Aura, a beautiful, talented singer. Has a voice with
incredible range that makes it sound more like a
musical instrument, rather than notes coming
out of the vocal chords."
Harry Stathos - New York Times

"Aura, a remarkable and beautiful soprano,
Outstanding Singing." The New Yorker

"A phenomenal singer…" Nat Hentoff
- The Grove International Encyclopedia of Jazz

LEARN MORE About Aura's Historic Career.

4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.

CAPTAIN THOMAS SIBBALD
MEMORIAL CONCERT

GO TO MEMORIAL LETTER

Featuring
SCOTT BRAMMER - OWEN TENNYSON

Recognized as "one of the top ten Canadian Blues
Artists" by Real Blues Magazine, the amazing Grant Lyle is a continually exciting guitar-vocalist, whether in histrio or as a solo performer. His haunting voice capturesthe breadth and passion innate to the blues and he accompanies himself with a remarkable command of the guitar.

".. one of the very best guitar players this area
has produced" - Lou Moore
"like Hendrix … his real voice is in the wail, the grunt, the bendand convexity of his guitar phrasing." - Michigan Chronicle

6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.



Featuring
KATHY KAY - CONRAD KIPPING - BRIAN O'SULLIVAN
JOHN WASHINGTON - RICHIE ZABALA

Enjoy the exciting "Gypsy Jazz" of Django Reinhardt and
Stéphane Grappelli from mid-20th century France as
performed by York Region's very popular music ensemble.

THE SUTTON HERALD
APRIL 17, 1890

"CAPTAIN SIBBALD WAS ALL HIS LIFE A GREAT FRIEND TO THE INDIANS AND OFTEN HELPED US. OUR PEOPLE FEEL THEY OWE A DEBT OF GRATITUDE TO THE MEMORY OF CAPTAIN SIBBALD WHOSE DEATH WE DEPLORE. OUR PATHWAY TO AND FROM SUTTON LAY OVER HIS BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS AND WE WERE NEVER DENIED ANY PRIVILEGE IN HIS POWER TO GRANT US. WE KNOW ALSO THAT HE WAS A FRIEND OF THE POOR, MANY A FAMILY WERE SUPPORTED BY HIM, AND MANY GIVEN COMPLEMENTS WHICH THEY COULD NOT GET ELSEWHERE. -------"KECHE-CHE MON, CHIEF"

EXTRACT FROM GEORGINA - FRANCIS PAGET HETT