Vivaldi The Four Seasons - Musical Fridays Chamber Concert

Concert Details:

📍Old Mill Toronto

21 Old Mill Road, Toronto, ON, M8X1G5

📅 Friday, September 27th

⏰ Doors open at 6 PM

🎼 Show Starts at 7 PM

🥂Duration is approximately 2 hours with an intermission

👧🏻 Free Admission for children under 15

🧥Coat-rack available

💸 A portion of the proceeds will be donated towards humanitarian aid to Ukraine.

🎻 Featuring:

Anton Yeretsky - Violin
Anton has a professional music background stretching from Asia to Europe and more than 20 years of working in the Classical Music Industry. This has resulted in leading professional orchestras, conducting and performing in the most prestigious concerts halls, organizing classical concerts and orchestra tours, organizing international competitions, masterclasses and charity events. That experience has enabled him to initiate and successfully manage such projects of the International Conductors Union (ICU) and The Conducting Competition (as director) and The ICU Composers Contest (as founder and CEO). Since 2021 he has lived and worked in Vienna where he has led the PolyMuse Orchestra Project.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/anton-yeretsky-a874133a

Halyna Dziuryn - Violin
Halyna began her violin studies at the age of 8 in a specialized music school in Ukraine. As her love of music grew, she entered Ternopil Music College where she completed her degree in violin performance and pedagogy. She also graduated from the M. Lysenko National Academy of Music in Lviv. Since moving to Canada, Halyna has performed with many orchestras in the GTA, including Toronto Philharmonia, Toronto Sinfonietta, the Symphonies of North York, Mississauga, Brampton, Oshawa and held principal positions with Burlington Symphony and Mississauga Symphony. As an educator, Halyna has over 28 years of teaching experience, 21 of which she has been teaching music at Mentor College. Halyna is an advocate of Ukrainian classical music and serves on the organizing committee of League of Ukrainian Canadian Women for Musical Fridays.

Stephanie Numan Scholman - Viola
Stephanie began playing the violin at age 5, at the Hamilton Suzuki School of Music. She quickly became involved in chamber music and, at age 10, she joined the Hamilton Philharmonic Youth Orchestra. She later played with the Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Orchestra. She completed her ARCT in violin performance and a Bachelor of Music in Performance at the University of Toronto. Since graduating, Stephanie has been teaching Suzuki violin, and has played with several orchestras in the GTA, including the Milton Philharmonic Orchestra and the Southern Ontario Lyric Opera Company orchestra. About five years ago, she took up the viola, and is now principal violist of the Rose Orchestra Brampton, Oakville Chamber Orchestra, and Masterworks of Oakville.
https://oakvillechamber.org/stephanie-numan-scholman/

Susan Naccache - Cello
Susan has been playing the cello since the age of 14. She obtained her Bachelors and Masters in cello performance at the University of Ottawa. She also studied in England as part of the National Centre for Orchestral Studies and obtained a Post Graduate Diploma with Distinction in Performance. Susan served as the solo cellist in the Canadian Forces String Ensemble for 18 years. She has played with orchestras in Ottawa, National Arts Centre, Nepean, Georgian Bay, Niagara, Huronia, Windsor,Peterborough, Parma, Italy and many others. Susan also loves teaching and has a private studio in Mississauga where she resides.
https://www.rcmusic.com/teachers/s/susan-naccache

📝 Program for "Vivaldi The Four Seasons"

Host or Publisher League of Ukrainian Canadian Women - Toronto