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The CLC sends out periodic newsflashes to keep our membership
informed of CLC activities and composer opportunities. We currently
send out materials in the language in which it is received; our
intention in the future, once we have sufficient resources, is to send
out messages in both official languages.
La LCC envoie périodiquement à ses membres des
flashs d'information pour les informer des activités de la Ligue
et de nouvelles susceptibles d'intéresser les compositeurs.
Actuellement, nous envoyons les renseignements dans la langue
d'origine. Cependant, à l'avenir, nous avons l'intention
d'envoyer les messages dans les deux langues officielles, lorsque nous
disposerons des ressources suffisantes.
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1)
Canadian League of Composers -
Notice of Annual Meeting /
la
Ligue canadienne des compositeurs - Avis de
Convocation à l’Assemblée générale
Date:
Sunday, June 8 / dimanche 8 juin
Time / heure:
12:00 PM / 12h00
Place / Lieux:
Canadian Music Centre - Toronto / Centre de musique canadienne -
Toronto
20 St. Joseph St./20, rue St. Joseph, Toronto, ON M4Y 1J9
NOTE:
If you cannot attend in person, you can send an e-mail proxy
to info@clc-lcc.ca or by fax
to (416) 961-7198 / Si vous ne pouvez pas
assister en personne vous pouvez assister en envoyant une procuration
par courriel à info@clc-lcc.ca
ou par télécopieur
à (416) 961-7198.
Agenda / Orde du jour:
1) Minutes of the AGM of June 17, 2007/procès-verbal de la
réunion générale du 17 juin, 2007
2) Business arising/affaires découlantes
3) President's report/rapport du président
4) Treasurer's report/rapport du trésorier
Appointment of auditor/ désignation d'un
expert-comptable
5) Committee reports/rapports des comités
6) Other business/autres affaires
A light lunch will be provided / Un déjeuner
léger sera fourni
CLC members may update their address and contact information
online.
/ Les membres de la LCC peuvent mettre à jour leur adresse
et information de contact en ligne.
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2)

MUSIC,
TEXTURE, MATERIAL - a panel discussion
Jun 07, 2008 -
5:30 p.m.
Free admission
Music Gallery, 197 John St., Toronto
The Canadian League of Composers presents a panel discussion on the
theme of soundaXis '08 - "Music, Texture, Material." The
participants are drawn from a range of disciplines relating to music
and audio, and will offer an interesting weave of perspectives. They
include:
* Lori Freedman (improviser / composer, Montreal)
* John Gzowski (composer / performer /
instrument-maker, Toronto)
* Sharon Kanach (music scholar, France/USA)
* Brent Lee
* Robin Minard
* Linda Catlin Smith (composer / educator, Toronto)
* moderated by James Harley (composer / CLC board
member, Guelph)
The panel will be followed by the concert featuring the Penderecki
String Quartet (see Intra/Introspections) and will close with a
reception afer the concert, hosted by the CLC and the Canadian Music
Centre, where the 2007 Friends of Canadian Music award will be
announced.
The Canadian League of Composers acknowledges the financial
support of the Ontario Arts Council, the SOCAN Foundation, the
Government of Canada through the Department of Canadian Heritage
(Canada Music Fund), and the Canada Council for the Arts which last
year invested $26.3 million in music throughout Canada.
La Ligue canadienne des compositeurs reconnaît l’aide
financière du Conseil des arts de l’Ontario, de la Fondation
SOCAN, du gouvernement du Canada par le biais du ministère du
Patrimoine canadien (Fonds de musique du Canada) et du Conseil des Arts
du Canada qui a investi 26.3 millions $ l’an dernier partout au Canada.

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3)
The Canadian Music Centre and the Canadian League of
Composers are pleased to announce Christina Petrowska Quilico as the
recipient of the 2007 Friends of Canadian Music Award. This
annual $1,000 award is a joint venture between the CLC and the CMC,
honouring those who have demonstrated an exceptional commitment to
Canadian composers and their music. This award will be presented
at a reception on Saturday, June 7, 2008 at Toronto’s Music Gallery –
immediately following the Penderecki String Quartet’s presentation of
Intra/Introspections: Piacentini & Gentile.
A National jury (comprised of composers Keith Hamel, Melissa Hui and
Christien Ledroit) recognized Christina Petrowska Quilico for her
dedication to Canadian contemporary classical music as well as her
unwavering support of this country’s composing community.
Throughout her exceptional performing and recording career Chrisina
Petrowska Quilico has had a profound impact on Canada’s classical music
community from coast to coast to coast.
Born in Ottawa, Canada, Christina Petrowska Quilico was a child
prodigy. She made her concert debut at ten years of age. A short
time later, she was offered a scholarship to The Juilliard School where
she studied under Rosina Lhévinne, Jeaneane Dowis and Irwin
Freundlich. At fourteen, she won the High School of the Performing Arts
Concerto Competition, a prize she shared with fellow student Murray
Perahia, and made her New York City debut at the Town Hall.
After graduation, she studied in Europe, first at the Sorbonne in Paris
and later in Darmstadt and Berlin under the tutelage of composers
Karlheinz Stockhausen and György Ligeti. In 1971, she married her
first husband, the avant-garde French-Canadian composer Michel-Georges
Brégent. >From 1962 to 1980, Petrowska Quilico lived in
New York City, where she performed extensively as a soloist and in
collaboration with her husband.
In the late 80s, she returned to Canada where she became the recitalist
of choice for many Canadian composers including, Glenn Buhr, Chris Paul
Harman, Christos Hatzis, Larysa Kuzmenko, Alexina Louie, Heather
Schmidt and Ann Southam. She debuted close to twenty piano concerti and
solo works and toured extensively through North America, Europe, the
Middle East and Asia.
Christina Petrowska Quilico has recorded 20 CDs as a soloist and four
CDs in partnership with her second husband, the late Metropolitan Opera
baritone, Louis Quilico. In 1992, her CD Virtuoso Piano Music of Our
Time traveled into space with Canadian astronaut Steve Maclean and
debuted aboard the Space Shuttle Colombia. Maclean reprised his role as
music director to the stars by taking Eclipse, featuring Christina on
piano, on his most recent trip. Recent recordings include
Canadian Composers Portraits: Ann Southam and 16 Portraits:
Michel-Georges Brégent.
Christina Petrowska Quilico has written three books, Mr. Rigoletto: In
Conversation With Louis Quilico, Opera Illustrated: An Artistic Odyssey
and Go Away Sisyphus, a volume of poetry. She is also a competitive
ballroom dancer and appears in the short film, Tango Amore. Currently,
Petrowska lives in Toronto where she is a Professor of Piano and
Musicology at York University.
Established in 1959, the Canadian Music Centre exists to
stimulate the awareness, appreciation and performance of Canadian
music, making the music of its Associate Composers available through
its music libraries and through various promotional and outreach
activities. The CMC is Canada’s primary information resource,
producer, distributor of concert music and sound recordings.
Founded in 1951, the Canadian League of Composers is the voice of
Canada's professional composers. Through advocacy,
communications, and partnerships, it seeks to uphold and nurture an
environment where composers' work is sought after, heard, and valued.
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For further information, please contact:
Steven Foster, Manager of Communications & Resource Development
Phone: 416.961.6601 ext.
303
Email: sfoster@musiccentre.ca
National Office / Bureau national
Chalmers House / Maison Chalmers
20 St. Joseph Street
Toronto, Ontario M4Y 1J9
(416) 961-6601
FAX (416) 961-7198
info@musiccentre.ca
www.musiccentre.ca /
www.centremusique.ca
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