By Staff
January 12, 2015
BURLINGTON, ON
The Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra will do their second performance of its new Gallery Series of chamber concerts to be held at the Art Gallery of Burlington.
Taking place at the Art Gallery of Burlington on Wednesday, January 21 at 7:30pm. The Gallery Series brings our region’s local art galleries and professional orchestra together to create intimate, 60-minute chamber concerts in inspirational and beautiful environments.
The Hamilton Philharmonic will play within the setting of the current exhibit An Aqueous State by photographer Janusz Wrobel,
Within the setting of the current exhibit An Aqueous State by photographer Janusz Wrobel, and This Pocket of Deeds by Warren Hoyano, the HPO Woodwind Trio performs glistening and harmonious works written for flute, clarinet and bassoon.
Principal flutist Leslie Newman, principal clarinetist Stephen Pierre and bassoonist Melanie Eyers show Burlingtonians the beauty of these symphonic instruments in an environment that allows audiences an up-close experience with professional musicians.
“We are delighted to bring our professional musicians to the Art Gallery of Burlington and offer Burlington residents a great chamber music experience in such a unique setting,” says Carol Kehoe, Executive Director of the HPO.
Hamilton Philharmonic will perform at the Art Gallery of Burlington
The performance is hosted by HPO composer-in-residence Abigail Richardson-Schulte who provides context for each musical selection on the program.
Following the performance, Art Gallery of Burlington Chief Curator Denis Longchamps provides an introduction to the exhibit before inviting guests to join HPO musicians and Gallery staff for a reception.
Art Gallery of Burlington is located at 1333 Lakeshore Rd., Burlington
Reception following the concert. Cash bar
The Gallery Series is a FREE concert series with donations gladly accepted at the door. Seating is limited seating and on a first-come, first-served basis. RSVP is recommended by calling 905.526.7756. Doors open one hour prior to the concert starting.
