Hummason - Music at Fieldcote

June 27 CONNIE KALDOR
JULY 18 Valerie Tryon
SPONSORED BY
August 8 Roxanne Potvin
SPONSORED BY
SPONSORED BY
Hummason
Mfg. Ltd.
Connie is a Juno award-winning artist who has sung for
the Queen and is a member of the Order of Canada.
The Regina Leader-Post says, “Dynamic delivery and
excellent songs from the Canadian Prairie queen.”
Valerie is known worldwide for her extraordinary
technique and consummate artistry. She exhibits “flawless
taste and musicianship” particularly in her treatment of
Mozart, Mendelssohn and Liszt.
Roxanne’s album, “No Love For The Poisonous”, has
songs that resonate deeply with this generation’s
experiences. It’s an engaging effort that reveals her
evolution as a singer, writer and artist.
JULY 4 GEORGE FOX
JULY 25 TWIST!
August 15 amanda martineZ
SPONSORED BY
SPONSORED BY
SPONSORED BY
Stephen J Dunn
Insurance Agency Ltd.
They call him the professor of country music, because he
knows the history and he knows the classics. George
is the winner of three Juno awards and past top male
vocalist in Canadian country music.
“Their musicianship was simply excellent.. a concert
both exhilarating and informative”- Artistic Director,
Beaver Valley Concert Society. Classical clarinetist
Mark Thompson, pianist Charles Cozens, violinist Lance
Elbeck, bassist Bob Mills and percussionist Richard
Moore perform.
Latin/Jazz artist Amanda wows her audiences with music
that transcends the barriers of language. Her sound
combines flamenco inspired rhythms, Afro-Cuban beats
and Mexican folk music.
JULY 11 ROSS WOOLDRIDGE
AUGUST 1 inventions TRIO
august 22 diana panton
SPONSORED BY
Virtuoso clarinetist Ross pays tribute to the Benny
Goodman Sextet. Some of Canada’s finest jazz
musicians, including Don Thompson (Vibes) and Neil
Swainson (Bass) accompany Ross.
SPONSORED BY
Three classically trained masters of the piano, trumpet
and cello, Bill Mays, Marvin Stamm and Alisa Horn,
come together to “find the chamber music in jazz and the
jazz in chamber music”.
SPONSORED BY
“Panton delivers the perfect balance of wit and heartache.
She doesn’t just sing these classics, she understands them,”
Rockingham, Metro Magazine. Guido Basso (horns),
Reg Schwager (guitar) and Don Thompson (bass)
accompany Diana.
The History of the
Fieldcote Music Series:
Series Sponsors 2010
From Gazebo to Hay Wagon
to Bandshell
In 1995, the ”Music at the Gazebo” Series began in
front of Ancaster’s Old Town Hall. Six years later, it was
relocated to Fieldcote where the initial concerts were
held on a shaky, creaky, hay wagon! In 2001, diehard
Fieldcote volunteers and fundraisers provided the
necessary physical and financial resources to construct
the current band shell.
Music
at
Fieldcote
Baskets
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Bundles
2010
The Fieldcote Music Series celebrates a high caliber
of talent with musicians holding local, national and
international reputations. FMS thrives on the passion
of its volunteers and the donations from private and
corporate sponsors. If you would like to volunteer or
make a financial contribution, please contact Leah Higens
at infomusicatfieldcote@gmail.com
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FRIENDS of
Music at Fieldcote:
Wynne, Dingwall & Pringle
Burgeonvest Bick Securities Limited
Rotary Club of Ancaster AM
Turkstra Lumber
Ancaster Optimist Club
Knights of Columbus St.Ann's
Audcomp Computer Systems
Paul Ferguson Financial Group
Cranston Farms
Joseph Loewith & Sons
Ancaster Film Fest
Geoff and Joan Walker, G. Walker Real Estate
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YEARS
64 Sulphur Springs ROAD, Ancaster
Ancaster
Eye Clinic
Dr. Judith L. Parks
Dr. Todd Ruhl
Celebrating 30 years in Business
SUNDAYS 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm
Public Health Services
Concerts are cancelled in case of inclement weather.