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Opening Reception!
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Let us buy you a coffee.
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Liquid Being, Up in the Air and other recent projects
Ed Pien has a BFA from Western University and a MFA from York University.
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PERSEVERE, PREVAIL, ENDURE
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This two-day event brings together established and emerging innovators from the creative fields to Southern Alberta for engaging discussions, activities and displays.
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Free weekly concerts presented by the Department of Music.
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Calgary Philharmonic Bassoonist Michael Hope makes his Music At Noon debut with pianist Deanna Oye. He will delight audienc with works by Vivaldi, Mozart, Aura Pon, Gershwin and Carl Maria von Weber.
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Electronic sounds in contemporary music: Professor Örjan Sandred discusses his aesthetics and ideas in his composition “A Ghazal” for soprano and live electronics.
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The artists will present a selection of vocal repertoire including music by Mozart, Mahler, Kohn and Canadian composer André Mathieu.