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"A Storm Within: The Music of Vivian Fung”  
University of Toronto New Music Festival: Contemporary Music Ensemble  
Wallace Halladay, conductor  
Sophie Lanthier, flute  
UofT Saxophone Ensemble  
Walter Hall  

Program
Vivian Fung: The Shaman Speaks (2009)  
Vivian Fung: Ominous (2024)  
Vivian Fung: Flute Concerto: “Storm Within” (2020-21)  
     (Sophie Lanthier, flute)  
Unsuk Chin: Xi (1998)  

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UTNMF: Percussion Ensemble: Vis a Vis

Norbert Palej, festival coordinator
Music of Vivian Fung and Morton Feldman

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The University of Toronto New Music Festival and the Student National Association of Teachers of Singing present a very special concert including works by Vivian Fung, the Roger D. Moore Distinguished Visitor in Composition, alongside works by student composers from the Faculty of Music.

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The University of Toronto New Music Festival and the Student National Association of Teachers of Singing present a very special concert including works by Vivian Fung, the Roger D. Moore Distinguished Visitor in Composition, alongside works by student composers from the Faculty of Music.

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Time and location to be confirmed!

Program

Barber, Adagio for Strings in B minor
Fung, Pizzicato
Grieg, Two Elegiac Melodies
Hailstork, Sonata da Chiesa

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Program:

Brahms: Sonata in E-flat Major, Op. 120, No. 2
Debussy: Premiere Rhapsody
Mendelssohn: Fantasy in f-sharp minor, Op. 28 (Jon Nakamatsu only)
Leonard Bernstein: Sonata for Clarinet and Piano
Gordon Goodwin: 3rd movement from Four Views for Clarinet and Piano
Paquito D’Rivera: Bandoneon from Cape Cod Files
Vivian Fung: 4th movement from Down and Dirty
John Novacek: from Four Rags for Two Jons
4th Street Drag
Full Stride Ahead+

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Program

Bright Angel, Roshanne Etezady
Wood Point, Ian Crutchley
Down and Dirty: III. Impassioned, Vivian Fung
Limbo, Jocelyn Morlock

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Bright Angel, Roshanne Etezady
Wood Point, Ian Crutchley
Down and Dirty: III. Impassioned, Vivian Fung
Limbo, Jocelyn Morlock

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Program

Bright Angel, Roshanne Etezady
Wood Point, Ian Crutchley
Down and Dirty: III. Impassioned, Vivian Fung
Limbo, Jocelyn Morlock

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Program

Bright Angel, Roshanne Etezady
Wood Point, Ian Crutchley
Down and Dirty: III. Impassioned, Vivian Fung
Limbo, Jocelyn Morlock

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Program

Bright Angel, Roshanne Etezady
Wood Point, Ian Crutchley
Down and Dirty: III. Impassioned, Vivian Fung
Limbo, Jocelyn Morlock

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Program:
Jocelyn Morlock, Hatch (2007)
Bruce Nielsen, Zen Nothingness (1995)
Vivian Fung, The Voices Inside My Head (2014)
Anthony Genge, Urban Landscape (2008)
Kara Gibbs, That Was the Year (2021)
Bill Brennan, Kaleidoscope (2021)
Russell Hartenberger, Invisible Proverbs (2002)

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Mine Be the Lips - a concert of songs by women composers performed by contralto Vira Slywotzky and pianist David Sytkowski.

This carefully curated program celebrates the diverse output of female composers of the past who have been overlooked and under programmed because of their gender and the works of innovative female composers of the present. The songs have been selected both for their beauty and also for their power to transport listeners. Featuring music by Maria Szymanowska, Silvia Filus, Poldowski, Amy Beach, Stefania Turkewich, Sheila Silver, Vivian Fung, Lori Laitman and others.

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Interdisciplinary arts collective featuring cellist Vernon Regehr, pianist Gregory Oh, dance artist Shannon Litzenberger, and Christine Carter on clarinet. The program “Everything is Green”, pairs newly imagined interdisciplinary creations with works including Arvo Part and Beethoven.

The “Looking Glass Ensemble” is an interdisciplinary arts collective featuring cellist Vernon Regehr, pianist Gregory Oh, dance artist Shannon Litzenberger, and Christine Carter on clarinet. They will be touring their program “Everything is Green” in British Columbia, which pairs newly imagined interdisciplinary creations, including Arvo Pärt’s “Spiegel im Spiegel” and Randy Woolf’s breathtaking “Everything is Green,” with whimsical repertoire for the clarinet, cello, and piano trio combination by Vivian Fung and Ludwig van Beethoven.

Recent engagements include the Canadian Opera Company’s Concert Series in Toronto, the Scotia Festival of Music in Halifax, Virtuosi Concerts in Winnipeg, and several university residencies. Our film “Everything is Green” also just won “Best Dance Short” at both the Berlin Indie Film Festival and the Cine Paris Film Festival.

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The Looking Glass Ensemble is an interdisciplinary performance collective founded by clarinetist Christine Carter and dance artist Shannon Litzenberger. In collaboration with Canada’s trailblazing pianist Gregory Oh and award-winning cellist Vernon Regehr, “Everything is Green” pairs newly imagined interdisciplinary creations, including Randall Woolf’s breathtaking “Everything is Green” and Arvo Pärt’s equally exquisite “Spiegel im Spiegel,” with whimsical repertoire for the clarinet, cello, and piano trio combination by Ludwig von Beethoven and Vivian Fung.

The interdisciplinary nature of the ensemble underpins the creative practices of its members, the originality and accessibility of its performances, and the diversity of artists with which the Ensemble can collaborate.

The performances of The Looking Glass Ensemble are imagined as multi-layer concerts, allowing for audiences to experience the novelty of multiple art forms, including music, dance, poetry, and film, in the recognizable and accessible context of music presentation. The ensemble has toured across Canada, and “Everything is Green,” the group’s dance film, recently won “Best Dance Short” at both the Berlin Indie Film Festival and the Cine Paris Film Festival.

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The Looking Glass Ensemble is an interdisciplinary performance collective founded by clarinetist Christine Carter and dance artist Shannon Litzenberger. In collaboration with Canada’s trailblazing pianist Gregory Oh and award-winning cellist Vernon Regehr, this program pairs newly imagined interdisciplinary creations, including Arvo Pärt’s exquisite Spiegel im Spiegel, with whimsical repertoire for the clarinet, cello, and piano trio combination by Ludwig von Beethoven and Vivian Fung.

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The Creative Work Fund is pleased to award 13 new grants to Greater Bay Area artists collaborating with nonprofit organizations to develop new works of visual art, theater, traditional art, dance, poetry, arts activism and more. Grantees continue to show us that when artists and organizations are in partnership, they strengthen the vibrancy of the Bay Area.

Poet Genny Lim is collaborating with Del Sol Performing Arts Organization to create The Songs of the Diaspora, a connection between our ancestors and our future through new poetry by Lim in an immersive musical experience with collaborating artists Vivian Fung, Mark Heller, Meilina Tsui, Andi Wong, and Theresa Wong. The evening-length work will be presented in June 2025. 

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Mine Be the Lips - a concert of songs by women composers performed by contralto Vira Slywotzky and pianist David Sytkowski.

This carefully curated program celebrates the diverse output of female composers of the past who have been overlooked and under programmed because of their gender and the works of innovative female composers of the present. The songs have been selected both for their beauty and also for their power to transport listeners. Featuring music by Maria Szymanowska, Silvia Filus, Poldowski, Amy Beach, Stefania Turkewich, Sheila Silver, Vivian Fung, Lori Laitman and others.

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Program

Mozart: String Quartet No. 22 in B-flat, "Prussian", K589 No.2
Shaw: Blueprint
Fung: Pizzicato
Beethoven: String Quartet No. 7 in F, Op. 59 No. 1

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Join us for our first concert of the year featuring Pillars I, III, and IV by Andy Akiho, (Un)Wavering Souls by VIvian Fung, Shui by Juri Seo, and Gravity by Marc Mellits.

The University of Michigan Percussion Ensemble is an ensemble known for bold artistry and innovation through their performances and project. The ensemble has collaborated with composers such as Michael Gordon, John Luther Adams, Emma O’Halloran, Tristan Perich, Susanna Hancock, Finola Merivale, Robert Maggio, Ted Babcock, Lesley Flanigan, Shruthi Rajeskhar, Jason Treuting, and Ivan Trevino.

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Program

Mozart: String Quartet No. 22 in B-flat, "Prussian", K589 No.2
Shaw: Blueprint
Fung: Pizzicato
Beethoven: String Quartet No. 7 in F, Op. 59 No. 1

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The Park University International Center for Music's 2025-26 concert season will begin on Friday, Sept. 5, with a performance by violist Molly Carr and pianist Anna Petrova showcasing classical music created entirely by female composers. The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. at the 1900 Building in Mission Woods, Kan.

Program

• “Elfentanz,” composed by Florence Price

• “Three Romances for Violin and Piano, Op. 22” (arranged for viola and piano), composed by Clara Schumann

• “Prayer” (based on music by Von Bingen),” composed by Vivian Fung

• “Romance for Violin and Piano, Op. 23” (arranged for viola), composed by Amy Beach

• “Halo,” by Beyoncé and Henrique Eisenmann

• “Magnitude,” composed by Andra Casarrubios

  • This piece was commissioned by the Carr-Petrova Duo and is based on music by the Palestinian Women Ensemble Daughters of Jerusalem

• “Sonata for Viola and Piano,” composed by Rebecca Clarke

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Skaneateles Festival

Keep Calm and Carry On

Tenor Nicholas Phan (“one of the world’s most remarkable singers,” Boston Globe) and the Jasper String Quartet explore the unique sound world of English music. Separated from the mainland by water, England developed its own folk, classical, and popular traditions; a sampling of each will be heard on this stirring program, including British music by Elgar, Vaughan-Williams, Britten, and Canadian composer Vivian Fung.

Program:
VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS, On Wenlock Edge
ELGAR, Salut d’Amour for Violin and Piano
BRITTEN, Three Divertimenti for String Quartet & Selected Songs
REBECCA CLARKE, Three Irish Country Songs
VIVIAN FUNG, “O” from Lamenting Earth

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2024 Jeju International Brass Competition

Trumpet Repertoire:

1st round

• Theo Charlier - Etude No. 2 “Du Style” (either B flat or C Trumpet)

• Choose one from the followings

  • Arthur Honegger - Intrada

  • George Enesco - Legend

2nd round

Choose one from the followings(piccolo trumpet)

• Giuseppe Tartini - Concerto in D, Movement 1

• Johann Friedrich Fasch - Concerto in D, Movement 1

• Steve Rouse - The Avatar, Movement 1 ‘Nativity’

• Choose one from the followings

  • Vivian Fung - Rhapsody

  • Kevin Day - Enigma

  • Libby Larson - Ridgerunner

Final Round

• Grace Williams - Concerto

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Renowned violinist Claire Bourg is enchanting audiences worldwide with her heartfelt artistry and dazzling virtuosity. A laureate of numerous competitions including the prestigious 2021 Luminarts Fellowship and the New England Conservatory Competition, she has graced the stages of many of the world’s premier venues as both a soloist and chamber musician. We are delighted to welcome this distinguished alumna of our 2021 and 2022 Evnin Rising Stars mentoring program back to the Music Room for her debut solo recital. 

Program
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Violin Sonata in A Major, K. 526
Vivian Fung: Birdsong
Maurice Ravel: Violin Sonata, Op.Posth.
Johannes Brahms: Scherzo in C minor for Violin and Piano

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