Violinist

Join us for a truly grand finale to our festival. An extraordinary afternoon filled with a concert by world-class musicians. With music by Mozart, Puccini, Gounod, Radia and more, this is going to be an incredible afternoon of music-making.

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Caledon Music Festival: Friends of Chamber Music

Alton Mill Arts Centre

British saxophonist Jess Gillam is one of music’s young firecrackers. At 15, she gave a TEDx talk on her instrument, receiving over 100,000 views on YouTube. Her pioneering approach to concerts includes a desire to see more dancing, cheering and clapping between movements, saying, “an instinctive reaction from the audience only prove[s] the joy of music”.

Recital: Jess Gillam saxophone

Aspen Meadows Resort

British saxophonist Jess Gillam is one of music’s young firewrackers. At 15, she gave a TEDx talk on her instrument, receiving over 100,000 views on YouTube. Her pioneering approach to concerts includes a desire to see more dancing, cheering and clapping between movements, saying, “an instinctive reaction from the audience only prove[s] the joy of music”.

A Recital by Jess Gillam saxophone

“Two Danes and a Swede walked into a pub…no, not the opening line of a joke; rather, the beginning of a musical collaboration that has produced some of the most exciting new music to emanate from Scandinavia,” asserts Folk Radio. A fresh, driving force in Nordic music, Dreamers’ Circus takes off from deep folk traditions with ancient and modern instruments and gives voice to a newly forged amalgamation of history and sound.

Dreamers’ Circus

War Memorial and Performing Arts Center

Contemporary and innovative in their approach, Dreamers’ Circus draws inspiration from the deep traditions of Nordic folk music and reshapes them into something bright, shiny, and new.

Dreamers' Circus

New England Conservatory

“Combining the old with the new, the Danish String Quartet have set sail on a joyous voyage” (Bachtrack.com). They look like they could be characters from Game of Thrones, but instead of marauding, they bring a sense of adventure to a wide range of music. The New York Times declares them “an exceptional quartet, whatever they play.”

Danish String Quartet

The Danish String Quartet is an elite chamber-music group by any definition: an unusually ambitious quartet teeming with personality and programmatic insights that make them magnetic in any setting.   The Boston Globe touched on how special they are in a review that described “a concert that was as comprehensively rewarding as any chamber-music performance in recent memory… Do not lose track of this group: Even by today’s high standards, it offers something very special.” That’s the truth; in a musical landscape with more high-level talent than most people have time to absorb, it’s worth taking note when groups are routinely described as in a league of their own. This is one of those groups.  In their return to Boston, the Danish String Quartet will present a uniquely curated suite of dances—filling the standard movements such as allemande, courante, and sarabande with works by composers ranging from from Marc-Antoine Charpentier to John Adams; and, finally, Franz Schubert’s String Quartet in G Major, D.887, called his “last and greatest work” (Gramophone).

Rune Tonsgaard Sørensen

Violinist

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Sep 3, 2023

Caledon Music Festival: Friends of Chamber Music · Caledon Music Festival

Aug 12, 2023

Recital: Jess Gillam saxophone · Aspen Music Festival

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