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Sonja Adams, cellist with the Saint John String Quartet at the 2004 New Brunswick Summer Music Festival in Memorial Hall on the campus of UNB. (photo Roger Smith)
The village of Partenkirchen from 1800 meters in the Bavarian Alps.
Snow along a mountain path in the Wettersteingebirge group of moumtains in Southern Bavaria on June 14, 2004.
"Zugspitze", the highest mountain in all of Germany 2,964 meters(9,720 ft.).
Tempest at St. John's Anglican Church in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia in April 2003.
Mezzo-soprano, Sarah Myatt with David Greenburg and Tempest during CBC-TV's "Cross Canada Candlelight Christmas" taping in April 2003.
New Brunswick born composer, Eldon Rathburn on stage at Memorial Hall at UNB, Fredericton with the 2003 New Brunswick Summer Music Festival Ensemble on the evening of August 23, 2003. (photo courtesy of Roger Smith)
The combined treble and mixed voice choirs in rehearsal at the Suas E! International Choir Festival at Centre 200 in Sydney, Cape Breton.
Iwan Edwards (l), Jeff Joudrey (c), and Bob Chilcott (r) at Centre 200 in Sydney, host to the 2003 Suas E! International Choir Festival.
Beautiful l'église Saint Pierre on May 16, 2003.
The view just across the street from l'église Saint Pierre de Chéticamp.
The morning after Opening Day of the 2003 Indian River Festival season (July 6, 2003) these vintage cars showed up in the parking lot of St. Mary's Church taking us back almost half a century!
An amazing sight reminding us how long this chjurch has been in Indian River.
Gregory Gallagher, 16 year old cellist and recipient of the 2003 Debut Atlantic/Royal Bank Award of Musical Excellence with piano accompanist, Oksana Zotova after their performance at the Music Room on March 28, 2003.
Gordon Murray's single-manual Ruckers copy, 1644 made by David Ley in 1975, tuned in 1/4 comma meantone at A-348.
Gordon Murray's single manual Italian after Grimaldi, 1697 made by Jean-Louis Val in 1979, tuned in1/4 comma meantone at A-415.
Gordon Murray's double manual French copy after Dumont, 1707 made by David Ley in 1982, tuned to Marpourg at A-392.
Gordon Murray's double manual Flemish after Dulcken made by Martin Skowroneck in 1992, tuned to Werkmeister III at A-415.
The 1963 Casavant Freres organ at Zion Presbyterian Church in Charlottetown, PEI.
The organ console at Zion Presbyterian Church. Note the "pedals" under the bench!
David Shephard had everything but the kitchen sink on hand, at Zion Presbyterian Church.
Guitarist, Dale Kavanagh doing what guitarists must do constantly, tuning!
Dale in concert at Ondaatje Hall at Dalhousie University.
The 2002 Northumberland Brass at St. Marys Church, Indian River, PEI. 1rst Row l-r: Mark Bonag (tuba), Elke Eble-Streisslberger, Gina Patterson, Julie Cuming, Anne-Marie Larose (french horns), David Shephard (percussion), Michael Baker (tympani); 2nd Row l-r: Alan Dowling (percussion), Gregory Burton (conductor); 3rd Row l-r: Larry Shields (euphonium), Bob Nicholson, Eric Mathis, Dale Sorensen (trombones), Curtis Dietz, Geoff Thompson, James Gardiner, Gary Poole (trumpets).
The interior of St. James Anglican Church in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia. Look at the beams in the ceiling!
The 1902 Casavant/Hill, Norman and Beard organ at St. James Anglican Church in Mahone Bay.
St Simon and St. Jude Church, Tignish, PEI.
Allen Wayte, foreground on the 1972 Andover organ from Dalhousie University...Shawn Whynot, background on the 1882 Louis Mitchell organ. Both are mechanical action instruments.
Born in Kengsington, PEI, harpsichordist, Gordon Murray in his music office in Vienna.
The Music of the Night Children's Choir at the CBC RADIO TWO launch in Antigonish.
Young singer/sonwriter, Meliss Perry (C) cuts the symbolic CBC RADIO TWO Transmitter ribbon held by Professor Michael Steinitz (L )and CBC Area Head of Radio Music, Janet Lea (R) at Immaculata Hall on the campus of St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. CBC RADIO TWO on the air from Mulgrave: April 26, 2002 at 5:00 P.M.
St. F. of X. Physics Professor, Micheal Steinitz expressing his joy and gratitude after 25 years, waiting for the availabilty of CBC RADIO TWO in Antigonish.
Pianist, Paul Stewart unwinding after his outstanding ALL THE BEST performance at Immaculata Hall in Antigonish, Nova Scotia celebrating the the launch of the new CBC RADIO TWO transmitter in northwestern, mainland Nova Scotia.
Adrian and Wendy Nielsen before the big announcement at the 2002 Juno Awards in St. John's, Newfoundland (and When Ben Heppner was announced as the winner, Wendy let out a big whoop "Hooray Ben"!) .
Wendy Nielsen in front of the EMI "Jam Van".
A close up of the EMI "Jam Van" at night in downtown St. John's.
Harpsichordist, Gordon Murray at the Ocatgon in Dingwall, Cape Breton.
Five Atlantic Canadian participants in CBC RADIO's UP AND COMING new program series. Left to right: Denise Ro(age 14, cellist from Bedford, N.S. and winner of the 2002 DEBUT ATLANTIC/ROYAL BANK AWARD OF EXCELLENCE), Jana Miller (age 15, soprano from Truro, N.S.) Philip Roberts (age 19, pianist from St. John's, NFLD and winner of the 2001 DEBUT ATLANTIC/ROYAL BANK AWARD OF EXCELLENCE), Jon Kimura Parker (UP AND COMING host), Sean Rice (age 18, clarinetist from St. John's, NFLD) and Andrew Dunsmore (age 19, percussionist from St. John's, NFLD.
Jonathon Willcocks rehearsing the combined treble and mixed voice choirs at the 2001 Suas E! International Choral Celebration at Centre 200 in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
Eglise St. Bernard, Clare District, along Nova Scotia's Fundy shore.
One of the towers at Eglise St. Bernard.
Lorna and David MacDonald in rehearsal in the organ/choir loft at Eglise St. Bernard.
The altar at Eglise St. Bernard.
View in back of Eglise St. Bernard looking out over St. Mary's Bay.
Guitarist, Sylvie Proulx
Octagon Arts Centre, Dingwall, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
ALL THE BEST on location at the Indian River Festival.
1999 Indian River Festival: Just some of the artists. L-R Nathalie Paulin, sop; Robert Kortgaard, pno; Peter Tiefenbach, pno; Wendy Nielsen, sop; Suzanne Lemieux, oboe.
"Take your pick!" Fresh Malpeque oysters served outside St. Mary's Church at the 2001 Indian River festival on PEI, just before the concert.
St. Mary's Church in Indian River, Prince Edward Island.
Recording Engineer, Rod Sneddon on location in the CBC Maritimes mobile recording studio.
Associate Producer, Tory Meyer on location in the CBC Maritimes mobile recording studio.
Sonja Adams, cellist with the Saint John String Quartet at the 2004 New Brunswick Summer Music Festival in Memorial Hall on the campus of UNB. (photo Roger Smith)
The village of Partenkirchen from 1800 meters in the Bavarian Alps.
Snow along a mountain path in the Wettersteingebirge group of moumtains in Southern Bavaria on June 14, 2004.
"Zugspitze", the highest mountain in all of Germany 2,964 meters(9,720 ft.).
Tempest at St. John's Anglican Church in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia in April 2003.
Mezzo-soprano, Sarah Myatt with David Greenburg and Tempest during CBC-TV's "Cross Canada Candlelight Christmas" taping in April 2003.
New Brunswick born composer, Eldon Rathburn on stage at Memorial Hall at UNB, Fredericton with the 2003 New Brunswick Summer Music Festival Ensemble on the evening of August 23, 2003. (photo courtesy of Roger Smith)
The combined treble and mixed voice choirs in rehearsal at the Suas E! International Choir Festival at Centre 200 in Sydney, Cape Breton.
Iwan Edwards (l), Jeff Joudrey (c), and Bob Chilcott (r) at Centre 200 in Sydney, host to the 2003 Suas E! International Choir Festival.
Beautiful l'église Saint Pierre on May 16, 2003.
The view just across the street from l'église Saint Pierre de Chéticamp.
The morning after Opening Day of the 2003 Indian River Festival season (July 6, 2003) these vintage cars showed up in the parking lot of St. Mary's Church taking us back almost half a century!
An amazing sight reminding us how long this chjurch has been in Indian River.
Gregory Gallagher, 16 year old cellist and recipient of the 2003 Debut Atlantic/Royal Bank Award of Musical Excellence with piano accompanist, Oksana Zotova after their performance at the Music Room on March 28, 2003.
Gordon Murray's single-manual Ruckers copy, 1644 made by David Ley in 1975, tuned in 1/4 comma meantone at A-348.
Gordon Murray's single manual Italian after Grimaldi, 1697 made by Jean-Louis Val in 1979, tuned in1/4 comma meantone at A-415.
Gordon Murray's double manual French copy after Dumont, 1707 made by David Ley in 1982, tuned to Marpourg at A-392.
Gordon Murray's double manual Flemish after Dulcken made by Martin Skowroneck in 1992, tuned to Werkmeister III at A-415.
The 1963 Casavant Freres organ at Zion Presbyterian Church in Charlottetown, PEI.
The organ console at Zion Presbyterian Church. Note the "pedals" under the bench!
David Shephard had everything but the kitchen sink on hand, at Zion Presbyterian Church.
Guitarist, Dale Kavanagh doing what guitarists must do constantly, tuning!
Dale in concert at Ondaatje Hall at Dalhousie University.
The 2002 Northumberland Brass at St. Marys Church, Indian River, PEI. 1rst Row l-r: Mark Bonag (tuba), Elke Eble-Streisslberger, Gina Patterson, Julie Cuming, Anne-Marie Larose (french horns), David Shephard (percussion), Michael Baker (tympani); 2nd Row l-r: Alan Dowling (percussion), Gregory Burton (conductor); 3rd Row l-r: Larry Shields (euphonium), Bob Nicholson, Eric Mathis, Dale Sorensen (trombones), Curtis Dietz, Geoff Thompson, James Gardiner, Gary Poole (trumpets).
The interior of St. James Anglican Church in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia. Look at the beams in the ceiling!
The 1902 Casavant/Hill, Norman and Beard organ at St. James Anglican Church in Mahone Bay.
St Simon and St. Jude Church, Tignish, PEI.
Allen Wayte, foreground on the 1972 Andover organ from Dalhousie University...Shawn Whynot, background on the 1882 Louis Mitchell organ. Both are mechanical action instruments.
Born in Kengsington, PEI, harpsichordist, Gordon Murray in his music office in Vienna.
The Music of the Night Children's Choir at the CBC RADIO TWO launch in Antigonish.
Young singer/sonwriter, Meliss Perry (C) cuts the symbolic CBC RADIO TWO Transmitter ribbon held by Professor Michael Steinitz (L )and CBC Area Head of Radio Music, Janet Lea (R) at Immaculata Hall on the campus of St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. CBC RADIO TWO on the air from Mulgrave: April 26, 2002 at 5:00 P.M.
St. F. of X. Physics Professor, Micheal Steinitz expressing his joy and gratitude after 25 years, waiting for the availabilty of CBC RADIO TWO in Antigonish.Pianist, Paul Stewart unwinding after his outstanding ALL THE BEST performance at Immaculata Hall in Antigonish, Nova Scotia celebrating the the launch of the new CBC RADIO TWO transmitter in northwestern, mainland Nova Scotia.
Adrian and Wendy Nielsen before the big announcement at the 2002 Juno Awards in St. John's, Newfoundland (and When Ben Heppner was announced as the winner, Wendy let out a big whoop "Hooray Ben"!) .
Wendy Nielsen in front of the EMI "Jam Van".
A close up of the EMI "Jam Van" at night in downtown St. John's.
Harpsichordist, Gordon Murray at the Ocatgon in Dingwall, Cape Breton.
Five Atlantic Canadian participants in CBC RADIO's UP AND COMING new program series. Left to right: Denise Ro(age 14, cellist from Bedford, N.S. and winner of the 2002 DEBUT ATLANTIC/ROYAL BANK AWARD OF EXCELLENCE), Jana Miller (age 15, soprano from Truro, N.S.) Philip Roberts (age 19, pianist from St. John's, NFLD and winner of the 2001 DEBUT ATLANTIC/ROYAL BANK AWARD OF EXCELLENCE), Jon Kimura Parker (UP AND COMING host), Sean Rice (age 18, clarinetist from St. John's, NFLD) and Andrew Dunsmore (age 19, percussionist from St. John's, NFLD.
Jonathon Willcocks rehearsing the combined treble and mixed voice choirs at the 2001 Suas E! International Choral Celebration at Centre 200 in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
Eglise St. Bernard, Clare District, along Nova Scotia's Fundy shore.
One of the towers at Eglise St. Bernard.
Lorna and David MacDonald in rehearsal in the organ/choir loft at Eglise St. Bernard.
The altar at Eglise St. Bernard.
View in back of Eglise St. Bernard looking out over St. Mary's Bay.
Guitarist, Sylvie Proulx
Octagon Arts Centre, Dingwall, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
ALL THE BEST on location at the Indian River Festival.
1999 Indian River Festival: Just some of the artists. L-R Nathalie Paulin, sop; Robert Kortgaard, pno; Peter Tiefenbach, pno; Wendy Nielsen, sop; Suzanne Lemieux, oboe.
"Take your pick!" Fresh Malpeque oysters served outside St. Mary's Church at the 2001 Indian River festival on PEI, just before the concert.
St. Mary's Church in Indian River, Prince Edward Island.
Recording Engineer, Rod Sneddon on location in the CBC Maritimes mobile recording studio.
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