Chamber Music Festival

Chamber Music Festival

  • 200 Isabella # 401
  • Ottawa, Ontario
  • K1S 1V7

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Fallis, Mary Lou Soprano and comedienne Mary Lou Fallis has enjoyed an extraordinary career as a lyric coloratura, choral soloist, teacher, and speaker. She has toured extensively with her award-winning solo show Primadonna, its various sequels, and several other original creations. As music producer of the Gemini Award winning BRAVO! TV series Bathroom Divas, she was part of a jury selecting a winner from hundreds of nation-wide hopefuls. Fallis continues to perform and teaches privately. Felix’s Girls Felix’s Girls, the quartet, was formed this year for the Ottawa Kiwanis Music Festival.

Lacroix, Frédéric Pianist Frédéric Lacroix enjoys an extremely varied career as performer, teacher, adjudicator, and composer. Currently on the University of Ottawa faculty, he is also a doctoral candidate at Cornell University in historical keyboards and performs on modern piano. His many concerts and radio appearances include the premieres of a number of Canadian and American works, including his own song cycle, Nova Scotia Tartan (2004), featured on Hail, a disc dedicated to Canadian art song.

Campbell, Graham Graham Campbell has been a DJ for over nine years and has played in clubs across Canada. He started as a percussionist and bassist, and later transitioned as a DJ into Progressive, Electro, Breaks, Tribal House, and Techno. His style can best be described as a mosaic of genres blended together to create meaningful experiences. Graham also produces and engineers his own music. Campbell, James Clarinetist James Campbell has performed worldwide and appeared as guest soloist with over 60 orchestras and more than 30 string quartets.

National Youth Orchestra of Canada Founded in 1960, the National Youth Orchestra of Canada (NYOC) is devoted to the discovery and training of accomplished young Canadian musicians and perfecting their skills in preparation for careers as professional orchestral players. Over 500 students, aged 16 to 28, audition for these coveted spaces. Training runs from June through to August. NYOC’s concert tours have included every major city in Canada, as well as many in the United States, Europe, and Asia.

Bagby, Benjamin Benjamin Bagby is devoted to the solo performance of Anglo-Saxon and Germanic oral poetry, with performances given yearly worldwide. He writes about performance practice and has worked extensively with Grammy Award nominee ensemble, Sequentia. Bagby has won multiple awards and created over 70 innovative concert programs of medieval music and music drama. He teaches a graduate program in medieval music performance at the Université de Paris.

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