Organ Festival Canada | Hamilton 2021: Rachel Laurin (on-demand until 9/30/2021)
$12.41-$205.24
Raymond Daveluy — Septième sonate pour orgue
Charles Tournemire — L’Orgue Mystique, Op. 57, Office No. 35: In Assumptione B. M. V.
Daniel Ficarri — Prelude in D
Rachel Laurin — Bagatelle Burlesque Op. 98
Rachel Laurin — Twelve Short Pieces for Organ, Op. 64, Vol. 3
Rachel Laurin, organ
Rachel Laurin – Ommagio Festivo, Op. 89
Daniel Ficarri – Prelude in D
Rachel Laurin – Bagatelle Burlesque, Op. 98 (world premiere)
Raymond Daveluy – "III. Tempo di Minuetto" from Septième sonate pour orgue
Rachel Laurin – "12. Chromatic Trio" from Twelve Short Pieces for organ, Op. 64, Vol. 3
Charles Tournemire – "Paraphrase-Carillon" from L'Orgue mystique, Op. 57, No. 35: "L'Office de l'Assomption"
For the final concert of Organ Festival Canada from Eglise Ste-Anne in Ottawa, Rachel Laurin will perform three of her own compositions, plus one by her late mentor Raymond Daveluy and another by a young Canadian composer, finishing with some joyous Tournemire.
About the Festival: Welcome to Organ Festival Canada: Hamilton 2021, the first virtual RCCO festival. Although this format is new to all of us, you will find that it includes many of the experiences we have all enjoyed at in-person festivals. Additionally, we are very pleased to offer an international flavour with performances from New York, Houston, and Cambridge, as well as Coventry and St. Albans Cathedrals. Our dynamic programme features world-class organists, award-winning choirs, engaging clinicians, and chances to socialize with your colleagues. There are also exciting opportunities for you to become directly involved in the festival – visit the Get Involved page (https://rccofestival2021.ca/getinvolved/) for details. We hope you will join us for this celebration of fine organ and choral music.
Visit https://rccofestival2021.ca/programme/ to view our programme, which includes the National Organ Playing Competition, lecture recitals, masterclasses, and performances from world class performers such as David Enlow, Rachel Laurin, the Ottawa Bach Choir, and more.
Each day will feature around 3 hours of programming, divided into 2 sessions, beginning at 1 pm Eastern / 10am Pacific, with the second session starting at 4pm Eastern / 1pm Pacific.
Attendees will receive a unique link via email, allowing access to the event until September 30, 2021.
Tickets: Individual concerts $15 CAD / $12.41 USD; Single Day Registration $60 CAN / $49.65; Full Festival $248 CAD / $205.24 USD