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Month of Sundays: Chagall Trio

Metropolitan Community Church of Toronto
Toronto, ON

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Month of Sundays: Chagall Trio

Do you enjoy classical music? Would you like the opportunity to experience world class performers from University of Toronto, Faculty of Music? Would you like to beat the winter blues and join us for a bit of lunch and a bit of music after church in March?

The Music Ministry at MCC Toronto has been hosting Euchre Tournaments since 2010. As a way of saying thank you for the congregations support for our concerts and latest CD, we are inviting you to experience beautiful music and a light lunch for $10 in our Sanctuary. Join us in our Sanctuary from 1:00pm to 2:00pm four consecutive Sundays in March.

115 Simpson Avenue (near Broadview and Gerrard)

Performing on Sunday, March 10, 2013:

"CHAGALL TRIO"
Jenna Richards, Alessia Disimino and Beth Silver

Based in Toronto, the Chagall Trio consists of violinist Alessia Disimino, cellist Beth Silver and pianist Jenna Richards. The three members of the group are all completing Bachelor of Music degrees in Performance at the University of Toronto. The Chagall Trio is in demand throughout Ontario, recently giving performances as part of "The Gift of Music" chamber concert series (Creemore), numerous performances at the "Rising Stars" noon-hour series (Toronto) as well as multiple performances at the University of Toronto. The Chagall Trio has had the opportunity to work with such incredible artists as Timothy Ying, Menaheim Pressler, The Gryphon Trio, and Ensemble Made in Canada, among others. The Chagall Trio also enjoys educational outreach, and was asked to program for and perform a children's pre-concert for the Toronto Symphony's Young People's Concert series on Saturday afternoons. The trio's namesake is painter Marc Chagall, who was especially noted for his use of color in paintings and stained glass. One of his most famous works is the painted ceiling of the Paris Opera House, while other esteemed paintings depict musical instruments, including "The Fiddler".