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I FURIOSI: The Opera
Trinity St. Paul's Church, 427 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON
A pastiche Baroque opera, including a prologue commissioned for I FURIOSI's 20th Anniversary, by Canadian composer Stephanie Martin, with libretto by Craig Martin. The group is joined by harpsichordist James Johnstone.
All By Myself
Church of the Redeemer, 162 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON
There is a difference between being alone and being lonely. After the holiday season, many of us long to be alone. Come experience solitude with I FURIOSI.
$25/$15
Brown Paper Packages tied up with Strings
Church of the Redeemer, 162 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON
I FURIOSI presents a concert of its favourite things, including harpsichordist Charlotte Nediger, percussionist Graham Hargrove and violist Max Mandel.
$25/$15
CRAZY
I FURIOSI's CD CRAZY was launched in September of 2008 on the Dorian/Sono Luminus label. Music around the subject of insanity.
Defiled Is My (Middle) Name
Stylish in both sound and appearance, I Furiosi Baroque Ensemble performs instrumental and vocal musicfrom mediaeval chant to the apex of the High Baroque. In-depth research coupled with striking invention culminate in a powerful interpretation of the languages and the music. The ensemble unearths music that is rarely heard on stage, and performs it with a relevance to today's society which is unmatched by Early Music groups worldwide.
Gabrielle McLaughlin
This programme is meant to take the audience through the rise and fall of a life. It begins with the pleasant sounds of music, song and morning. It works through pubescent drama toward the resignation of adulthood and the sometime despondency of middle age. The programme closes with the acquiescence to death or sleep. Thus, it Swells, Bursts and Dyes.