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Agri-Cultural Rite of Spring: Emmanuel Vukovich, Pianist/Composer, John Mcdowell

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arts inspiring social renewal Agri-Cultural Rite of Spring

A concert featuring virtuoso violinist,


Emmanuel Vukovich, pianist/composer, John McDowell
agri-cultural revival
and celebrated cellist, Julia MacLaine

Sunday, May 2, 3pm Emmanuel Vulkovich and John McDowell, who practice
music and farming side by side, have formed an international
Location: Novalis Hall, 7841
initiative, Music for Farms, which works to revive and sustain
4th line, Angus, Ontario.
local organic agriculture and farming communities through the
Tickets: $20 arts. Julia MacLaine joins them for this special concert at
Novalis Hall. The programme includes the music of Bach and
several original works in contemporary and classical idioms,
Upcoming Event: such as their own acclaimed composition based on the
Parcival legend. African drum rhythms are also employed to
Sunday, May 30, 3pm: great effect by this exciting Trio whose creative arrangements
Esmeralda Enrique reflect a weaving of eastern and western traditions.
Spanish Dance Company Juilliard and McGill trained Emmanuel Vukovich is the recipient of Canada's first
presents
Golden Violin Award, as well as the Canada Council for the Arts Orford String Quartet
Evoking the Duende scholarship. His twin passions of farming and music are brought to expression in this
artistic Rite of Spring. John McDowell is best known as composer of the score to Oscar
Novalis Hall winning Born into Brothels. He has toured with platinum selling rock/world music band
Rusted Root and his internationally acclaimed band Mamma Tongue. Julia MacLaine
has been consistently singled out by critics for her rich tone, sweet throbbing vibrato
and superb musicianship. Her performances at Carnegie Hall, in Europe, North and
South America and Iceland have established her as one of today's prominent cellists.

For Reservations please call


www.novalisproject.com 1-705-722-5408, or e-mail,
rsvp@novalisproject.com

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