Rush Hour Concert: Chamber Music Miniatu

Type

Arts & Culture

Date

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Time

6:00 PM

Location

St. Andrew’s Church

Description

The critically acclaimed Chamber Players of Canada present Ottawa’s first Rush Hour concert, with a special early time of 6:00 p.m.! The Chamber Players will perform a program of short chamber music masterpieces featuring the works of Profokiev, Puccini, Mahler, Gershwin, Mancini and others. The concert takes place on Tuesday, February 12th at 6:00 p.m. at St. Andrew’s Church, and will showcase the talents of star performers such as flutist Camille Churchfield, clarinetist Kimball Sykes, violinists Yehonatan Berick and Alexandre Da Costa, cellist Julian Armour, and pianist Andrew Tunis. Tickets are available online, and from a variety of Ottawa retailers including The Leading Note and Books on Beechwood. Multi-concert discounts and a special family rate of $40 are also available. You can call the box office directly at 613-241-0777 ext. 505. Please see www.chamberplayers.ca for more details and to purchase tickets. @chamberplayers (Twitter) The Chamber Players of Canada (Facebook)

Contact

pr@musicandbeyond.ca

Website

http://www.chamberplayers.ca

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