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The Canadian Chamber Ensemble from the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony will bring its music to Blyth
Memorial Hall on April 24 in the final performance of the Blyth Festival’s fall and winter series.
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Orchestra performs at Blyth
Back by popular demand, the
Blyth Festival presents the Cana
dian Chamber Ensemble on Sun
day, April 24, 2 p.m. at the Blyth
Memorial Hall.
This group of artists originally
played the hall in May of 1986 to a
very appreciative audience of
music lovers. The ensemble is
composed of musicians from the
world renowned Kitchener-Water
loo Symphony and is under the
direction of symphony conductor,
Raffi Armenian.
The Canadian Chamber Ensem
ble has 16 members and was
established in 1974. It includes
principal artists from the Kitchen
er-Waterloo Symphony. The varie
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entertaining concernt repertoire
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engagement will include works by
Mozart, Haydn and Strauss.
gether for many years and together
they produce fresh, spirited and
technically outstanding music.
Their small orchestra style is used
to great advantage to provide a
first-rate accessible program
everyone will enjoy.
The Canadian Chamber Ensem
ble has consistently won critical
and public acclaim through its
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broadcasts. In 1984 the ensemble
had successful tours to Spain,
Central and South America. In
1986, it made a triumphant return
to Spain plus a memorable debut in
Germany. The Canadian Chamber
Ensemble has also received num-
erous awards and nominations for
its recordings, and broadcasts on
radio and television.
Tickets are $10.50, and are
available at the Blyth Festival Box
Office 523-9300/9225.
They are a group of virtuoso
musicians who have worked to-
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The Canadian
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(ofthe
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Symphony)
Raffi Armenian,
Conductor
Sunday,
April 24,1988
- 2 p.m.
Blyth Memorial
Hall
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