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ANCESTRAL TALES

ANCESTRAL TALES

RE-SOUND is a community series of four events and concerts presented in collaboration with the Winnipeg New Music Festival. All events are offered to the public free of charge and feature students, faculty and alumni from the University of Manitoba.

RE-SOUND: SEEN AND UNSEEN

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MON JAN 30 | 7:00 pm

WAG, Muriel Richardson Hall and Eckhardt Hall

This program features two elements: a celebration of percussion works featuring video and electronics performed by Dr. Ben Reimer and Victoria Sparks; and a performance of the Winnipeg Chamber Winds Collective under the direction of Dr. Jacquie Dawson.

Dr. Ben Reimer, composer Victoria Sparks, percussionist Monica Huisman, soprano Winnipeg Chamber Winds Collective

Gordon Fitzell: Mandala – World Premiere

Peter Meechan: Dreams Unseen – World Premiere

Nicole Lizée: The Filthy Fifteen

Nicole Lizée: Television

Örjan Sandred: Mimétisme – Canadian Premiere

THE EXPERIMENTAL IMPROV ENSEMBLE (XIE) & THE UM PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE

WED FEB 1 | 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm @ Desautels Faculty of Music

WED FEB 1 | 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm @ Nonsuch Brew Co. | 125 Pacific Avenue

The students from the eXperimental Improv Ensemble (XIE) and the Percussion Ensemble perform on campus at the University of Manitoba as well as Downtown at Nonsuch Brewing Co. These performances feature unique sound worlds and explorations, including live improvisation and world premieres by student composers.

ALL THE KING’S MEN: A CONTEMPORARY CANADIAN EVENSONG

SUN FEB 5| 7:00 pm

St. John’s College Chapel, University of Manitoba

Andrew Balfour’s newest choral work Bizaan (be still, quiet, reflective) reimagines the ancient evening hymn Te lucis ante terminum (Before the ending of the day) from a uniquely Canadian perspective, with text drawn from both Latin and Ojibway. All The King’s Men, Winnipeg’s male-voice liturgical choir, commissioned this work for choir by Canadian composers, including Mel Braun, Lawrence Ritchey, Michael Capon, and Simon Lenassi. Founded in 1997, All The King’s Men is under the director Charles Horton, Desautels Faculty of Music Senior Scholar.

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