Gallery Live performance Collection begins this weekend museum

CENTRE WELLINGTON – The thirty second season of the extremely anticipated Gallery Live performance Collection is ready to enchant music lovers and the area people as soon as once more, beginning on Nov. 5. 

This season’s inaugural live performance will function the Tre Gatte trio, a musical ensemble comprised of three proficient musicians: Ginny Scarfino on clarinet, Cynthia Steele on cello, and Michelle Kyle on piano.

Tre Gatte will take the stage on the Wellington County Museum and Archives on Nov. 5 at 2 pm, presenting a various program that spans the globe with trios from varied nations, together with compositions by Brahms (Germany), Rota (Italy), Frühling (Austria), in addition to works from Ukraine, Peru, and the USA.

The Gallery Live performance Collection guarantees a wealthy and different lineup of chamber music experiences, with a complete of 5 distinct concert events scheduled for this season: 

– Nov. 12, the Full Home Brass will transport the viewers with their live performance Get the Journey Bug on the Wellington County Museum. 

– Jan. 21 the Spindrift Woodwind Ensemble will musically pose the query, “What did you do throughout COVID?” at Melville United Church in Fergus. 

– Feb. 12 will see the Cantabile String ensemble, joined by friends Tom Snyder and Judith Douglas, performing a charming Beethoven Sextet, additionally at Melville United Church in Fergus. 

– Lastly, on April 21, Greg Stroh on flute and Brad Moggach on piano will delight the viewers with a collection of Baroque music from throughout Europe on the Wellington County Museum.

The hallmark of the Gallery Live performance Collection is its distinctive mix of musical intervals and kinds, all set in an intimate and welcoming atmosphere. 

“These month-to-month Sunday concert events are an enthralling throwback to the outdated salons, providing quite a lot of performances by musical teams, from classical quartets to musical theatre to requirements and pop, making certain there’s something for everybody,” organizers say. 

Following every live performance, viewers members and musicians are invited to mingle over refreshments, fostering a way of group and connection. 

These concert events make for a perfect household outing, selling a love for music throughout generations.

Judith Douglas, an completed French horn participant who additionally participates in a number of of the concert events every season, organizes the Gallery Live performance Collection. 

All concert events start promptly at 2pm.

For ticket data and additional particulars in regards to the thirty second season of the Gallery Live performance Collection, please go to: galleryconcertseries.ca.