The Arts at One Concert Series offers free concerts on Thursdays at One throughout the Fall and Winter semesters. This series features professional musicians, and outstanding Douglas College music students.
Please Note: While we are unable to welcome you to attend our Winter 2021 Arts at One Concert Series in person at this time, we do invite you to join us online via Zoom, to attend virtually. Please view the concert info in the dropdown menus below for information on streaming, digital concert programmes and other information about the performances.
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
Are you a professional performer in the Greater Vancouver, or surrounding area? We would love to hear from you if you are interested in performing for our students and arts patrons for the Fall 2021 and Winter 2022 Arts at One Season!
Please email the Arts Events Officer, Krista Graham with an outline of your proposed programme, a little about your performance and a brief bio for our committee to review. We will review all proposals sent at our upcoming spring programming meeting, and will be in touch if we wish to offer you a performance date.
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Marc Destrubé - violin
Natalie Mackie - viola da gamba
Christina Hutten - harpsichord
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'The Meeks Duo'
Scott Meeks, piano
Clare Yuan, piano
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Please join us for our four live-streamed performances in our Fall 2020 Arts at One concert series! To join the live stream, please click on the concert title. Live streaming of the concert will commence at 1pm on the dates listed.
Thursday, October 1st, 1pm
"Waxwing Comes to Douglas College"
Learn more about the Waxwing Trio HERE
PROGRAMME
Today's set list will be comprised of selections from the following list, plus improvised selections to be selected from stage.
Untitled #1 - Tony Wilson
On This Day - Tony Wilson
Untitled #2 - Tony Wilson
Day's Life #2 - Tony Wilson
Parasitic - Jon Bentley
Highway of Tears - Tony Wilson
Waxwing Study - Peggy Lee
Joe's Theme Revisited - Tony Wilson
Breath - Peggy Lee
Untitled #3 - Tony Wilson
For Ross - Tony Wilson
Thursday, October 15th, 1pm
Francois Houle "Cornelius Cardew Treatise"
UPDATE: Zoom Password is 690152
Solo Clarinet and Electronics Realisation with Score Projection.
Learn more about Francois Houle HERE
Learn more about Cornelius Cardew - Teatise HERE
Thursday, October 22th, 1pm
Metro Vancouver Chamber Players
Gene Ramsbottom, clarinet
Manti Poon, viola
Richard Epp, piano
W.A. Mozart: Trio IV "Kegelstatt" in E-flat, K. 498
I. Andante
II. Menuetto & Trio
III. Rondo (Allegretto)
M. Bruch: Concerto for clarinet and viola, Op. 88
I. Andante con moto
II. Allegro moderato
III. Allegro molto
Gene Ramsbottom received the North Shore's FANS 2015 Distinguished Artist designation for being recognized as Canada's most recorded classical clarinetist. He was appointed as founding principal clarinetist of the Vancouver Opera Orchestra by Richard Bonynge and performed in that role for twenty seasons until 1996. Mr. Ramsbottom was also the principal clarinetist since 1984 with the C.B.C. Radio Orchestra, Canada's internationally renowned recording national broadcast orchestra. Prior to 1984 he was the CBC Vancouver Orchestra's second and bass clarinetist for nine years. He has been the principal clarinetist and a soloist with the Carmel Bach Festival Orchestra, California, during various summer festival seasons. He has concertized in Canada, England, Ireland, the United States, Israel, Europe and Asia. Of the many concert series he created the longest running one has been the Out For Lunch Friday noon hour concert series at the Vancouver Art Gallery which he created in 1986 as a Vancouver Centenary project. Currently he is the principal and solo clarinetist of the West Coast Symphony and the Summer Music on the Shannon (Ireland) Festival. Last August he performed in Shanghai with Vancouver String Quartet cellist Bo Peng in the Hong Mei Music Festival and looks forward to returning there to further concertize as an international chamber musician representing Canada.
Manti Poon, viola, furthered his studies in viola performance at UBC after moving to Vancouver. He has become a much sought after musician in British Columbia as a soloist, orchestral and chamber musician. Apart from holding the position of principal viola with the Vancouver Island Symphony he also performed with most local orchestras as well as the renowned CBC Radio Orchestra. He is a founding member of the Vancouver String Quartet. He performs on a fine viola by Marino Capicchioni and a rare Sartory bow on loan to him by Poesis Fine Instruments and Bows.
Richard Epp is a very well-known Vancouver-based pianist, accompanist, vocal coach, conductor and consummate chamber musician. He is currently Music Director of the Opera Workshop at UBC for whom he has conducted Hansel & Gretel, The Merry Widow, The Magic Flute and Weisse Rose by Udo Zimmerman among many others. He was pianist for the Resident artists programme at the Vancouver Opera. Mr. Epp has toured Canada, the United States, China and Europe as a piano accompanist for singers, as a conductor and as a chamber musician. He has appeared frequently in CBC Radio broadcast recitals. Mr. Epp has studied conducting with Tsung Yeh, Kirk Trevor and Johannes Schlaefle and holds a Master's Degree in Piano Accompanying from the University of Southern California. He has also participated in master classes given by such internationally known musicians as Dalton Baldwin, Graham Johnson, Martin Katz, Siegfried Jerusalem, Nico Castel, Rudolph Jansen and Elly Ameling. Mr. Epp has premiered numerous works by Canadian composers and is also active as a piano teacher and adjudicator. A frequent performer in the Czech Republic he also adjudicates at an international voice festival in Beijing. This concert marks his 78th concert appearance in the Out for Lunch concert series.
Thursday, October 29th, 1pm
Douglas College Music Technology Faculty with special Guests ' Zappostrophe': The Halloween edition!
Learn more about the Douglas College Music Technology Diploma Program HERE
Learn more about Zappostrophe' HERE
View the performance HERE
Music Technology Diploma Faculty
Doug Smith- Bass
John van Deursen- Trombone
Vince Mai- Trumpet
Robert Caldwell- Drums
Friends
Jayleen Stonehouse- Vocals
Blair Lewis- Guitar/vocals
Nick Apivor- Percussion/vocals
Guenter Schulz- Guitar
Mike Simpson- Keyboards/vocals
Blair Fisher- Vocals/flute
MTD Technician
James Stedham-Gosnell
Programme
Peaches En Regalia
A Pound for a Brown
Slow Hat/ What If
Sofa #2
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Apostrophe Suite
Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow
Nanook Rubs It
St. Alfonzo’s Pancake Breakfast
Father O’Blivion
I’m the Slime
Zombie Woof
All selections composed by Frank Zappa except Slow Hat/What If composed by John van Deursen. All Zappa tunes arranged by Blair Fisher and Zappostrophe’
Douglas College would like to thank the City of New Westminster for their support of this beneficial community program.