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SUMMARY:Tom Allen Residency Bundle
LOCATION:Hugh's Room
DESCRIPTION: Tom Allen Residency Bundle to receive tickets to three concer
 ts in this series\nPlease note\, upon purchasing this bundle you will rece
 ive individual tickets for each concert\, note there are 2 performances ti
 mes- October 29 at 8pm\, and the following two performances are matinees a
 t 2pm.\n \nOctober 29\, 8 PM A Poe Cabaret with Lori Gemmell\, harp M
 arie Berard & Annalee Patipatanakoon\, violins Josh Greenlaw\, viola Lea
 na Rutt\, celloA Poe Cabaret combines the compelling life story of Edgar 
 Allan Poe with great music conjured in his honour by Claude Debussy\, Andr
 e Caplet and celebrated Canadian composer Alexina Louie. This concert is h
 aunted by three of Poe’s stories: the crumbling gothic shadows of The F
 all of the House of Usher\, the cautionary quarantine epic The Masque of 
 Red Death and a musical setting of Poe’s greatest success\, and deepest
  heartbreak – The Raven. Through storytelling\, poetry and riveting mus
 ic for harp and string quartet\, A Poe Cabaret will bring the chilling lif
 e and art of Edgar Allan Poe into the light.\nJanuary 31\, 2 PM Brahms in
  New YorkIn 1842\, in Hamburg\, the struggling family of the 9 year-old pr
 odigy Johannes Brahms very nearly moved to the USA so that their genius so
 n could become a touring child sensation. In the antebellum America of mi
 nstrel shows\, civil war and the constant need for capital\, who would thi
 s other Brahms have become? He would have escaped the burden of being hai
 led as the successor to Beethoven at age 20\, and spared the trauma of al
 l night dances at Hamburg's harbour brothels when he was just 13\, but wha
 t would this American Brahms have accomplished\, and what would these tw
 o versions of the great composer have to say to each other?\nMay 9\, 2 PM
  The Music of Talk\nWhy does music give you goosebumps? The Music of Tal
 k reveals the deep\, subconscious relationship between speech and music\,
  and how the melodic arc of conversation reaches to the deepest parts of o
 ur evolutionary being. With great music for strings and harp by Marjan Mo
 zetich\, Josef Haydn\, Gustav Mahler\, Jesse Montgomery... plus a brand n
 ew composition by the deeply creative\, Juno-winning Canadian\, Nicole Liz
 ée\, The Music of Talk explores the startling pre-verbal infant researc
 h of psychologist Beatrice Beebe\, and connects you to the deepest levels
  of communication between humans.\n\nBoletos: https://www.showpass.com/tom
 -allen-residency-bundle/
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