A Day at the Farm

PROGRAMME

Symphony No. 83 “La Poule” (Movement I)
Franz Joseph Haydn

A Day at the Farm
Yvonne Gillespie

The running time is approximately 75 minutes with no intermission

Join us after the performance for complimentary ice cream for all children, generously provided by The Merry Dairy.


MUSICIANS

Henry Kennedy, Conductor

VIOLIN 1

Hanna Williamson

Ellen Mead

Galina Rezaeipour

Alana Gralen

Solange Tremblay

Alison Black

VIOLIN 2

Sarah Williams

George Stathopoulos

Micheline Kinsella

Carolyn Ho

Alla Perevalova

Mariana De La Cruz

VIOLA

Paul Casey

Benjamin Thomas Johnson

Emmanuelle Lambert-Lemoine

Shannon Mardan

CELLO

Anthony Bacon

Gabriela Ruiz

Grace Morningstar

BASS

Paul Mach

Andrew Roberts *

Vicente Garcia

FLUTE

Jeffrey Miller

Pascale Margely

OBOE

Susan Butler
Marat Mulyukov

CLARINET

Shauna Barker

Carina Canonico

BASSOON

Ben Glossop

Orlando Corabian

Joey Smith

HORN

Nigel Bell

Jennifer MacDonald

TRUMPET

Travis Mandel

Yip de Brujin

TROMBONE

Justin Mclean

Leonard Ferguson

TUBA

Martin Labrosse

TIMPANI

Andrew Harris

PERCUSSION

Dominique Moreau

Alex Young

Mateen Mehri


Henry Kennedy

Conductor

Yvonne Gillespie

Composer, Narrator

PROGRAMME NOTES

SPONSORS

Thank you to our partners & sponsors for making this event possible.

Administration

STAFF

Mathieu Roy, Orchestra Operations Manager
Vicente García, Personnel & Production Manager
Jacqueline Lee, Stage Manager
Michael Goodes, Front of House Technician

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Bernie Etzinger, President & Chair
Tayler Farrellt, Corporate Secretary
Ada Kwok, Treasurer
Venassa Baptiste, Assistant Treasurer
Alexis Nickson, Director
Fiona Charlton, Director
Lara Deutsch, Musicians' Representative (Ex-Officio)
Jean-François Marquis, Musicians' Representative (Ex-Officio)


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