SERVING CENTRAL ONTARIO

ALLISTON - BRACEBRIDGE
BRADFORD-WEST GWILLIMBURY
COLDWATER - TOWN OF GEORGINA
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PORT SEVERN



THE YAMAHA PIANO
CONCERTS & RECITALS SERIES

THE ROTUNDA, BARRIE CITY HALL
70 COLLIER STREET
JUNE 11 - 22, 2026

 

 

PLEASE CONSIDER THE ENVIRONMENT

BARRIE TRANSIT Link- GO Link

ALL OF THESE
CONCERTS ARE
FREE. PLEASE
CONSIDER OTHERS
WITH A NON-
PERISHABLE
DONATION.

 

YAMAHA CANADA MUSIC Link

TORONTO PIANO Link
Pickering - Toronto - Mississauga

 



A Yamaha Concert Grand Piano
will be the premier instrument for a
cavalcade of Jazz, Rag-time, Classical
and Blues performers throughout the
twelve days of the Festival.

Performances on this exquisite
marvel of Yamaha craftsmanship and
grand piano evolution will range
from solo recitals to jazz and blues
ensembles in shows and concerts.

 

In recognition of the dedication to the
arts of the many fine instrumentalists
and vocalists in our region performing
in other musical idioms, the Festival
will be presenting a series of recitals
and showcases featuring a selection
of excellent teachers and students
from throughout Simcoe County.

 



 

 


"This venue has one of the best pianos I've ever played in the Toronto area. So if you want to hear some great music in a totally acoustic (un-amplified) environment with a great piano and great musicians, this is a rare opportunity, and one that should be taken advantage of."
Mark Eisenman - Canadian Jazz Pianist

LISTEN
to what Mark Eisenman has to say about the Yamaha CFX piano.

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"Thank you again for the opportunity to have my piano recital at this incredible venue. I hope this environment inspires my students to continue music for a lifetime."
Sarah Lawton - Music Teacher, Barrie, Ontario.

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"another fabulous FREE Barrie Jazz & Blues festival at the Rotunda. Matt Herskowitz from Mtl (sic - Montréal) playing Gerschwin. Brilliant!"
Jennifer Sibley, Barrie

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LISTEN
to what Matt Herskowitz has to say about the Yamaha CFX piano.

LISTEN
to what Fern Lindzon has to say about the Yamaha CFX piano.

LISTEN
to what D. D. Jackson has to say about the Yamaha CFX piano.

LISTEN
to what Attila Fias has to say about the Yamaha CFX piano.

LISTEN
to what Nancy Houle has to say about the Yamaha CFX piano.

"THE GIANTS OF JAZZ" ARTICLE

 

CONCERTS & RECITALS HOSTS

SARAH CRAIG - JOE FINLEY - BOB GARRETT
RON KIRBY - BRAD & SUE LUMBERS
RAY MARTINELLI - RUSS STRATHDEE

 



THURSDAY, JUNE 11

7:30 P.M.

A "JIVE - JIVE - JIVIN"
CONCERT AND DANCE PARTY


PRESENTS

"JUMP - JIVE - WAIL"

TBA

TBA

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TBA

TBA.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 12

8:00 P.M.

A "GIANTS OF JAZZ" CONCERT

Featuring

ETHAN ARDELLI - CHRIS PARNAS

PRESENTS

" REFLECTIONS ON
'PIANO REFLECTIONS' "

DUKE ELLINGTON

It was a rare occasion when the Duke dimmed the lights on his stellar cast of music characters and settled in on the piano bench to explore the possibilities with a bass player and drummer. The result ...... a recording that is

"Brilliant and intimate music from a Jazz legend"

"Get it, listen to it, love it!" - "Masterful!" - "Fab"

"Ellington sounds modern (especially rhythmically and in his chord voicings) and shows that he could have made a viable career out of just being a pianist."
Scott Yanow - AllMusic

Fern Lindzon's affinity for Ellington obscurities ensures a marvelous evening of enchanting pianism.

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FERN LINDZON

"An excellent singer and pianist based in Toronto ...."
The Jazz Singers: the Ultimate Guide - Scott Yanow

"Fern Lindzon is an engaging pianist and singer who brings an unassuming authority, an inquiring spirit and a natural grace to contemporary jazz."
Mark Miller - Jazz Writer and Critic

Fern Lindzon studied music history at the University of Toronto where she received a Bachelor of Music degree. She pursued her studies in jazz with such notable educators as Frank Falco, Elaine Overholt, Don Thomson, Fred Hersch and the legendary Barry Harris. A regular performer in the music scene in Southern Ontario, Lindzon also has three critically acclaimed recordings to her credit.

"Moments Like These" received major radio airplay and
was in the Top 10 of HMV's Jazz chart for several months.
Her JUNO-nominated recording, "Two Kites", has received
high praise and was supported in its debut by the
TD Downtown Toronto Jazz Festival.

Lindzon's most recent opus, "Like a Circle in a Spiral", has
been praised by Shelley Gummeson in !earshot, where she suggested that Fern “personifies a woman who lives confidently with her own instincts and artistry”, and lauded her interpretations as “smart and smouldering” and “sublimely elegant.”

Musical collaborator and brilliant bassist, George Koller, in commenting on working and performing with Lindzon, has said, "Fern is gifted with a delightful, inquisitive and persistent imagination, the fruits of which manifest as highly original impressionistic arrangements and compositions."

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SATURDAY, JUNE 13

10:00 A.M.

SKYLINERS YOUTH BIG BAND Link

DARYL YAEGER - Music Director

COME ON OUT TO THE HEART OF THE CITY AND
ENJOY THE TALENTS OF THE NEXT GENERATION
OF JAZZ MUSICIANS AS THEY EXPLORE
THE BIG BAND COMPOSITIONS MADE
FAMOUS IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.

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8:00 P.M.

A "GREAT MOMENTS IN JAZZ" CONCERT

Featuring

MORGAN CHILDS - PAT COLLINS

ALEX DEAN - BRIAN O'KANE

PRESENTS

THE BEST OF THE BEST FROM BLUE NOTE
- AS CURATED BY MARK EISENMAN
- ENGINEERED BY RUDY VAN GELDER

QUE PASA - DOLPHIN DANCE - MAIDEN VOYAGE
CARAVAN - CRISS CROSS - ORNITHOLOGY
MOANIN' - LAZY BIRD - SPEAK NO EVIL
MIDNIGHT BLUE - UN POCO LOCO
TUNE UP - SEARCH FOR PEACE

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MARK EISENMAN

The Jazz Report 1999
Acoustic Pianist of the Year

Mark Eisenman is one among a handful of the top 'in-demand' jazz pianists in Toronto. Born in New York City but based in Toronto since 1972, Mark started studying the piano with his father. By the age of eighteen he had resolved that he would be pursuing the piano as a career interest. He entered into the music program
at York University and after a short time discovered jazz music.
With his introduction to this idiom his musical interest peaked.

Under the tutelage of John Gittins and others, Mark ultimately took a degree in Fine Arts, and as testimony to his continuing dedication to the learning process, and until recently conducted jazz workshops at York as a part-time faculty member. His teaching has expanded to include "The Jazz Camp" and classes at Mohawk College in Hamilton in addition to a lot of private teaching in his home studio.

Mark has performed in many different venues with numerous eminent Canadian and U.S. jazz artists including the following: Blue Mitchell, Woody Shaw, Nat Adderley, Ed Bickert, Rob McConnell, Sam Noto and Pat LaBarbera. He has also had numerous radio appearances and is well represented on recordings,
the latest of which is Mark's debut recording as a leader, "The Chant". He has toured Canada extensively with various groups.

"His professional status is based largely on his skill and versatility as an ensemble player, but what marks him most is an ability to produce, no matter what the musical company, distinctive well-structured solos".
- Toronto Star

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THURSDAY, JUNE 18


8:00 P.M.

A "GIANTS OF JAZZ" CONCERT

Featuring

MORGAN CHILDS - JOHN MEYER

PRESENTS

...... and other Coltrane misteries
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TBA



TBA

TBA

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JAKE KOFFMAN

Jake Koffman, a Canadian saxophone player, plays virtually any reed instrument from clarinet to baritone sax. Jake was born into a famous musical family in Toronto. One of his grandfathers, Moe Koffman - famous for his jazz hit "Swingin' Shepherd Blues" -, was one of the
first Canadian jazz musicians to start playing bebop, while his other grandfather, Victor Feldbrill, was conductor of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra. In 2013, Jake released a debut album, "The Jake Koffman Quartet", and since then he has been the jazz hope of Canada.
Jake can often be seen in the band of the famous
Canadian jazz-pop singer, Nikki Yanofsky
.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 19

8:00 P.M.
A "GIANTS OF JAZZ" CONCERT


PRESENTS

"THE MISSING LINK"

HOW DID THE GREAT GENIUS OF THE PIANIST-COMPOSERS
OF
THE
19TH CENTURY INFLUENCE THE DEVELOPMENT AND EMERGENT GENIUS OF THE JAZZ PIANIST-COMPOSERS
OF THE LATE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES?

Chopin called him
“THE KING OF PIANISTS”

Louis Moreau Gottschalk
May 8, 1829 in New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.A.
December 18, 1869
in Rio De Janeiro, Empire of Brazil

The Pioneering Pianist/Composer of the Americas,
Louis Moreau Gottschalk, was an American composer and pianist, best known as a virtuoso performer of his own romantic piano pieces. Although he is regarded as an American composer and musician, he spent most of his working career outside of the United States in Europe and South and Central America.
Dubbed "the Chopin of the Creoles", he was, above all, the first to capture the syncopated music of South Louisiana and the Caribbean in enduring works that anticipate ragtime and jazz by half a century.

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MATT HERSKOWITZ

Pianist, composer, songwriter and arranger, Matt Herskowitz has distinguished himself in several musical genres. His 2007 solo piano release, Matt Herskowitz Plays Gershwin (Disques Tout Crin), featuring Gershwin's great solo arrangement of Rhapsody in Blue and Matt's own original solo arrangements of the Concerto in F and Cuban Overture, was in nomination in 2017 for Quebec's prestigious Prix Opus. It also made Montreal's prominent quotidian La Presse's list of top 10 jazz albums of the year. His 2006 solo release, Gabriel's Message, which features his original arrangements and compositions based on popular Christmas themes, was nominated for Québec's prestigious Félix award in 2007.

A graduate of the Juilliard School in New York and the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, Herskowitz is originally from Albany, New York, and has made Montreal his adopted home for more than 20 years.

Among Matt's most recent recordings is
"Piano Cameleons", a collaboration with pianist, John Roney, in which they explore the jazz possibilites inherent in popular classical music compositions.
hi

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SATURDAY, JUNE 20

8:00 P.M.

A "GIANTS OF JAZZ" CONCERT


"UNFORGETTABLE"

PRESENTED BY

Featuring

PAT COLLINS
REG SCHWAGER
MEMBER OF THE ORDER OF CANADA

Nathaniel Adams Coles
March 17, 1919 in Montgomery, Alabama, U.S.A.
February 15, 1965
in Santa Monica, California, U.S.A.

B"Before Nat King Cole established himself as an iconic vocalist, he was a superlative jazz pianist, much admired by his peers, who recorded and performed with Lester Young, Les Paul, Charlie Parker, and other notable colleagues, in addition to his own trio work. On this edition of Night Lights, we explore the artistry and love in Cole‘s relationship with jazz."
Night Lights Classic Jazz - David Brent Johnson

Whereas Nat King Cole was heavily influenced by jazz pianist Earl Hines, he was also influenced by Art Tatum and Teddy Wilson. In return, Cole went on to act as a large and important influence on Oscar Peterson, Tommy Flanagan, Hank Jones and many others of the era. Cole is credited with originating the jazz trio format of piano, bass and guitar, a combination much admired by Oscar Peterson.

Join The Paul Hoffert Trio in discovering the extraordinarily
gifted jazz pianist of the 1930's and 1940's, Nat King Cole.

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PAUL HOFFERT


MULTI-AWARD RECIPIENT

MEMBER OF THE ORDER OF CANADA

Brooklyn, New York, U.S.A.-born, Paul "Poli" Hoffert, is best known for his work with the rock band "Lighthouse", which he co-founded with Canadian drummer, Skip Prokop. His musical origins, however, were rooted in classical music and subsequently jazz, and he released his first recording - "The Jazz Routes of Paul Hoffert" - with The Paul Hoffert Quartet when he was only 16 years old. He went on to perform with jazz greats such as Moe Koffman, Freddie Hubbard, Guido Basso, Rob McConnell and Ed Bickert, at venues such as the Newport, Monterey, and Boston Globe jazz festivals, as well as Carnegie Hall.

One of Hoffert's recent jazz recording, "How High The Bird", is an iconclastic shuffling of the "standards" and "be-bop" deck with music partner-drummer, Jim Gelcer.
"Congrats on a great record!" - Jaymz B, Jazz FM 91.1

In keeping with Hoffert's eclectic musical pursuits is his latest recording project with drummer Jim Gelcer, "Jim And Paul Play Glenn And Ludwig" (2018), a jazzy twist on some Beethoven themes favoured by Glenn Gould..

A mulit-instrumentalist who, as a child, was recognized for being a prodigy, "Poli" counts as his major influences in jazz piano, Thelonious Monk and Bud Powell.

An intellectual and creative peripatetic, Hoffert's vast and heralded contributions to the Arts and Technology are best
summed up by the media and his contemporaries ......

"Paul Hoffert defies neat definitions. The founder and keyboard player for the 1970s rock band Lighthouse is now the architect of Canada’s most innovative information highway experiments. A university professor, businessman, composer and conductor, Hoffert is, in the words of some, the quintessential 'renaissance man'. He is also, possibly, the ideal visionary for the electronic age."
- Toronto Star

"Mr. Hoffert is one of the New Mandarins - along with Microsoft’s Bill Gates … His music wakes up Canadians every morning, but this member of the Canadian Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has been waking up the technology sector as well ... " - Financial Post

"Musician, scientist, engineer, arts maven, and entrepreneur Paul Hoffert takes us on an accessible, lively, wide-ranging, thought-provoking tour of the frontiers of technology and culture (in his book, The Bagel Effect) ... an optimistic and deeply humanistic view of the world and of modern technology's role in it... Required reading for an introduction to the profound changes being enabled by modern media."
- Dr. Ronald Baecker, Director, Knowledge Media Design Institute, University of Toronto

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THE
"OUT TO LUNCH"
CONCERT SERIES


JUNE 12
12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Featuring

BRUCE RUMBLE

WILL DAVIS HAS SPENT A HALF A LIFETIME IN SIMCOE COUNTY, ONTARIO, IN THE PURSUIT OF THE ART OF JAZZ. HE IS A SOUGHT-AFTER ACCOMPANIST FOT MANY VOCALISTS, IN ADDITION TO HIS ASSOCIATION WITH MANY MUSIC ENSEMBLES. WILL IS A CONSTANT FIXTURE ON THE CLUB AND FESTIVAL SCENE, AND IN MANY EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE REGION. HE IS ACCOMPANIED BY EVERBODY'S FAVOURITE BASSIST NORTH OF TORONTO, BRUCE RUMBLE.

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JUNE 15
12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.


TORONTO-BASED PIANIST AND COMPOSER TANIA GILL HAS SPENT OVER TWENTY YEARS CULTIVATING A MUSICAL APPROACH THAT'S SIMULTANEOUSLY SINGULAR AND POLYMORPHOUS. GILL'S PRIMARY FOCUS IS JAZZ AND IMPROVISED MUSIC, WHERE SHE'S DEVELOPED A DISTINCTIVE IMPROVISATIONAL LANGUAGE.
GILL HOLDS AN MMUS IN JAZZ PERFORMANCE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, AND STUDIED CLASSICAL PIANO PERFORMANCE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA BEFORE SHIFTING INTO MCGILL'S JAZZ PROGRAMME WHERE SHE COMPLETED HER BACHELOR OF MUSIC.

"HER FINELY TEXTURED IMPROVISATIONS ARE ALWAYS INTENT BUT CASUAL AS IF SHE WERE MERELY PICKING OUT NOTES AND PHRASES THAT HAVE ALWAYS BEEN THERE, WAITING TO BE MADE AUDIBLE. HER COMPLEXITIES FEEL NATURAL AND ALMOST SELF-EVIDENT."
- ROBERT EVERETT-GREEN - THE GLOBE AND MAIL

.... "PIANIST TANIA GILL'S SPARKLING, VERY FREE SOLO IMPRESSES," - THE WIRE

.... HER "SPIKY, SPARSE PIANO" IS "MOST SUCCESSFUL IN CHANNELLING THE ECCENTRIC SPIRIT OF THE MASTERFUL [THELONIOUS] MONK." - TORONTO STAR

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JUNE 16
12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

"A YOUNG LION PIANO MAN YOU CAN'T ARGUE WITH, IT DOESN'T TAKE ANY THOUGHT TO DO A TRIBUTE TO HERBIE HANCOCK SET, BUT IT DOES TAKE BEING AN OLD SOUL TO IT LIKE HE WAS THERE WHEN THINGS OLDER THAN HIM WERE CREATED. A WELL DESERVED AWARD WINNER IN MANY JAZZ AND MUSIC CIRCLES."
CHRIS SPECTOR -
THE MIDWEST RECORD (Illinois, USA)

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JUNE 17
12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.


MULTI-AWARD RECIPIENT


ADREAN FARRUGIA BEGAN PLAYING PIANO AT THE AGE OF 12. BY AGE 16 HE RECOGNIZED THAT HE WOULD DEDICATE HIS LIFE TO MUSIC. SINCE THEN HE HAS BECOME RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF CANADA'S MOST SOUGHT-AFTER PIANISTS AND COMPOSERS, HAVING SHARED THE MUSIC HE LOVES GLOBALLY WITH AUDIENCES ACROSS CANADA, AS WELL AS IN THE UNITED STATES, THE UNITED KINGDOM, PARIS, JAPAN, TAIWAN, ISRAEL, AUSTRALIA, POLAND, AND THE NETHERLANDS .... WITH ARTISTS INCLUDING JAZZ LEGENDS CURTIS FULLER, ERNIE WATTS, SHEILA JORDAN, BRAD GOODE, ADAM NUSSBAUM, BOBBY WATSON, CYRILLE AIMEE, AND JOEL FRAHM. ADREAN HAS WORKED WITH PROMINENT CANADIAN ARTISTS SUCH AS JANE SIBERRY, MOLLY JOHNSON, JANE BUNNETT, MATT DUSK, PAT LABARBERA, LORNE LOFSKY, ROBERTO OCCHIPINTI, ERNESTO CERVINI, THE WORST POP BAND EVER AND MANY OTHERS.

ADREAN HAS PLAYED ON MORE THAN 40 ALBUMS TO DATE GARNERING 2 JUNO AWARDS, 8 JUNO AWARD NOMINATIONS, A MARK AWARD FOR 'BEST PRODUCTION MUSIC ARTIST' FROM THE PRODUCTION MUSIC ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, 'PIANIST OF THE YEAR' AT THE HAMILTON ARTS AWARDS, AND A NOMINATION FOR THE ONTARIO ARTS COUNCIL'S LOUIS APPLEBAUM COMPOSER'S AWARD.

ADREAN BELIEVES THAT MUSIC IS A POWERFUL FORM OF COMMUNICATION THAT HAS THE POWER TO INSPIRE AND HEAL BOTH THE PERFORMER AND THE LISTENER, AS WELL AS REVEALING A HIGHER SENSE OF BEING WHICH EXISTS IN ALL PEOPLE. IT IS THIS BELIEF THAT DRIVES HIS CONTINUED JOURNEY AND COMMITMENT TO MUSICAL GROWTH AND SHARING. ADREAN FARRUGIA IS AN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MUSIC AT ST. FRANCIS XAVIER UNIVERSITY IN
ANTIGONISH, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA
.

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JUNE 18
12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.


GRAMMY
MULTI-AWARD NOMINEE

LATIN GRAMMY AWARD RECIPIENT


MULTI-AWARD
RECIPIENT

Featuring
YAILEN DURAN


AWARD RECIPIENT

ONE OF CANADA'S UN-RIVALLED JAZZ PIANO
MASTERS, HILARIO DURAN WILL PERFORM
ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS FROM HIS
LATEST RECORDING PROJECTS WITH HIS DAUGHTER, YAILEN DURAN. ....... MORE

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JUNE 19
12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

A "JAZZICAL" CONCERT

ORIGINALLY HAILING FROM BELARUS, ALEX KAZAK IS A CLASSICALLY TRAINED JAZZ PIANIST, COMPOSER, ARRANGER, AND MUSIC PRODUCER.
WITH OVER 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN A DIVERSE RANGE OF ENSEMBLES - FROM SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRAS TO BIG BANDS - ALEX BEGAN HIS JOURNEY AS A BAND LEADER IN A SMALL JAZZ GROUP AND HAS SINCE TRAVELED THE GLOBE, COLLABORATING WITH MANY TALENTED AND RENOWNED MUSICIANS ALONG THE WAY. ALEX IS ALWAYS ON THE LOOK-OUT FOR FELLOW MUSICIANS WHO SHARE HIS PASSION AND VISION FOR MUSIC. AFTER ALL, GREAT MUSIC IS BEST CREATED IN GREAT COMPANY!


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JUNE 22
12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

A "JAZZICAL" CONCERT

ANTHONY HAS A NATURAL FEELING FOR SWING AND GROOVE, SCINTILLATING TECHNIQUE AND A PENCHANT FOR SUCH FEEL-GOOD PIANISTS AS ERROLL GARNER, OSCAR PETERSON, AND MONTY ALEXANDER."
- STEVE WALLACE - WHOLENOTE MAGAZINE

ANTHONY D'ALESSANDRO IS A PIANIST, COMPOSER, ARRANGER, AND BANDLEADER BASED IN TORONTO, CANADA., HE HAS PERFORMED IN MANY NOTABLE CLUBS, CONCERT HALLS AND JAZZ FESTIVALS AROUND THE WORLD INCLUDING THE MONTREAL INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL, HE REGULARLY PERFORMS ALONGSIDE A "WHO'S WHO" OF CANADA'S TOP JAZZ MUSICIANS INCLUDING NEIL SWAINSON, TERRY CLARKE, PAT LABARBARA, AND ERNESTO CERVINI, AND HAS PERFORMED OR TOURED WITH MANY NOTABLE NYC BASED MUSICIANS.

D'ALESSANDRO'S MUSIC HAS TAKEN HIM THROUGHOUT CANADA, THE UNITED STATES, SOUTH AMERICA AND EUROPE, AND HE HOLDS A BACHELOR OF MUSIC DEGREE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO.

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Current to April 24, 2026

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CONCERTS & RECITALS SERIES - 2025

CONCERTS & RECITALS SERIES - 2024

CONCERTS & RECITALS SERIES - 2023

CONCERTS & RECITALS SERIES - 2019

CONCERTS & RECITALS SERIES - 2018

CONCERTS & RECITALS SERIES - 2017

CONCERTS & RECITALS SERIES - 2016


THE
STOLLAR CONSTRUCTION
TEACHERS & STUDENTS
RECITAL SERIES


JUNE 11
5:00 p.m.

"MOVING ART CENTRE FOR
THE PERFORMING ARTS"
- MEAGHAN ING --

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JUNE 12
4:00 p.m.

"McFADDEN SCHOOL
OF MUSIC"
- JULIE & DAVID McFADDEN -

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JUNE 13
12:30 p.m.
"JOYFUL SOUNDS
MUSIC STUDIO"
- CHERYL GRAHAM -

4:30 p.m.
"MITZI & DEMI MUSIC STUDIO"
- MITZI LANGFIELD -

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JUNE 15
6:30 p.m.
"MORNING DAWN STUDIO"
- VALERIE SMITH -

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JUNE 16
5:00 p.m.
TBA

7:00 p.m.

"MUSICAL CYNDI STUDIO"
- CYNDI VAN ARRAGON -

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JUNE 17
5:00 p.m.
MARK WIDNER

6:00 p.m.
TBA

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JUNE 18
5:30 p.m.
TBA
-

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JUNE 19
4:30 p.m.
MICHELLE HARPER

5:30 p.m.
"PIANO FOREVER"
- SUSAN HENSLEY -

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JUNE 20
12:30 p.m.
SUSAN PAJOR

3:30 p.m.
"LAURIE'S PIANO STUDIO"
- LAURIE NICHOL
-

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JUNE 22
4:30 p.m.
"JENNIFER MARTIN STUDIO"
- JENNIFER MARTIN -

6:00 p.m.
"THE STUDIOS OF CARLY
ANN METE & KRISTINE
MOLINARO"

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Current To FEBRUARY 27, 2026

 

THIS PROGRAMME SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
Current to APRIL 25, 2026