The Gallery at Queen’s Park presents:
Jazz Meets Art: The Gallery Gig
Wednesday October 16, 2019
7:00pm – 8:00pm
Free Admission
Jazz standards featuring Robert Fee (alto sax), Jodi Proznick (bass) and Bill Coon (guitar)
Join us for a free concert at the Gallery at Queen’s Park, featuring jazz standards performed by currently exhibiting artist Robert Fee (alto sax), Bill Coon (guitar) and Jodi Proznick (bass). The show runs from 7:00 to 8:00 pm. Enjoy listening to top musical talent in relaxed and intimate surroundings — the “Makeshift” exhibition runs until October 27th.
The Gallery at Queen’s Park and Bully’s Studios presents
Gallery Sessions
Wednesday February 27, 2019
6:30-7:30pm
Tickets $10 + services charges
Featuring Adele M. Wilding Trio
Adele M Wilding (vocals)
Dan Reynolds (piano)
Conrad Good (double bass)
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Inaugural Winner of the 2005 BWA Nina Simone
Award, contemporary jazz vocalist/composer Adele M. Wilding and her trio
will perform a sophisticated blend of jazz standards and originals at
this evening’s The Gallery Sessions at Queen’s Park.
A graduate of the Jazz and Popular Music Program at the UOL
Goldsmiths College, Wilding’s rich vocals have made her an audience
favourite on both sides of the Atlantic. To date, she has released four
commercial recordings. Recent highlights include three tours across
Western Canada and a Christmas release of the Bruce Cockburn classic,
‘Shepherds’.
In addition to her many performances in Vancouver, Wilding was
Creative Director of and performer in the Dixon Divas Benefit Concert,
an event that included Dee Daniels and Gabriel Mark Hasselbach as
special guest artists. She produced and performed in the Canada 150 show
‘A Celebration of Canadian Singer-Songwriters’, which featured a
collaboration with Darlene Ketchum. Wilding also appeared as Guest
Vocalist for the Miles Black Trio in the Canada 150 ‘Tribute to Oscar
Peterson’. An advocate of jazz worship series, Wilding has performed at
Jazz Evensong at The Sanctuary in Brentwood, Burnaby and at the North
Shore Jazz Vespers at St. Andrew’s United Church, North Vancouver.
Miss Wilding is currently writing and touring her ‘Caribbean
& Blue’ project, a collection of works that fuse contemporary jazz
with Caribbean and Latin influences, whilst celebrating the colour blue.
Plans to record the project will commence in 2019.
“Exceptional singer…challenging and engaging arrangements…” Keith Ames, Musician Magazine
URLs:
Official Website: www.adelemwilding.bandzoogle.com
Facebook: Adele M. Wilding Jazz
Twitter: @AMWildingJazz
CANCELLED
*WE REGRET DUE TO POOR TICKETS SALES THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED*
Please join us for our next concert on February 27, 2019
The Arts Council of New Westminster presents:
Gallery Sessions featuring La Modestine
Wednesday January 30, 2019
6:30-8:00pm
Tickets: $30+services charges
Available through Eventbrite: gallerysessions.eventbrite.ca
From the Düben Collection: Music that deserves to be heard
The extraordinary Düben Collection contains over 2,000 manuscripts of 17th and early-18th century music by more than 300 European composers, collected by members of the Düben family and donated to Uppsala University in 1732. The collection is thought to include the music library of the Royal Swedish Court, where four of the Dübens served as kapellmeisters from 1640 to 1726.
La Modestine (Marc Destrubé and Linda Melsted, violins, Natalie Mackie, viola da gamba, and Michael Jarvis, harpsichord and organ) will perform a selection of rarely-heard gems from the collection, including sonatas by Buxtehude, Becker and Reincken.
More information at: http://www.lamodestine.ca/
The Gallery at Queen’s Park and Bully’s Studios presents
Gallery Sessions
Wednesday October 24, 2018
6:30-7:30pm
PAY WHAT YOU CAN $0-7 (at the door)
Featuring Ray Boulay
Ray Boulay, has been a New Westminster resident for over 6 years. He’s a musician and an actor. Formerly of the hard rock band The Deadwax Collective, Ray has been going back to his Folk/Rock style of songwriting. His major influences are Chris Cornell, Blue Rodeo, Jeff Buckley, Jakob Dylan and Hawksley Workman. He’s excited and recharged to settle into his original style of acoustic songwriting. In addition to music Ray is also an actor and heavily involved in the Vagabond Players at the Bernie Legge theatre in Queen’s Park, New Westminster. He is also on the Board of Directors for The Page Theatre, a non for profit theatre society also situated in New Westminster. Acting TV credits include: Once Upon A Time, DC Legends, Some Assembly Required and the Flash. Album and Solo recordings credits include: Rockstar:48 (solo), Intake (Boulay Band), Lighting in a Bottle (The Deadwax Collective) and Elephant In The Room (The Deadwax Collective)
Ray is currently working on a new solo album.
