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Check out this sneak peek from Chanticleer 🎵💙 The Grammy Award-winning vocal ensemble perform at the Isabel on October 28 at 7:30PM. Don't miss it! Get your tickets today: https://www.queensu.ca/theisabel/whats-on/chanticleer

Sō Percussion performing Angélica Negrón's "Gone"
Check out this sneak peek of So Percussion performing Angélica Negrón's "Gone." Catch So Percussion perform this piece and others on Tuesday, October 4 at 7:30pm 🥁 Get your tickets to see So Percussion with Shodekeh here: https://www.queensu.ca/theisabel/content/s%C5%8D-percussion-shodekeh-talifero-soloist

Yiddish Glory: Lost Songs of WWII
Anti-fascist songs documenting Nazi atrocities, discovered in Ukraine’s National Library Yiddish Glory is a product of collaboration between historian Anna Shternshis (University of Toronto), artist Psoy Korolenko (Moscow- New York), and Toronto-based producer Dan Rosenberg. It features anti-fascist songs and music documenting Nazi atrocities that were discovered in a former Soviet archive in the Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine. The songs have been resurrected by Yiddish Glory in a jaw-dropping new recording of music written by Holocaust victims and survivors in the Soviet Union during World War II. The full performance includes: Anna Shternshis leading the lecture concert Psoy Korolenko: vocals Alice Ackerman: vocals Robert Horvath: Piano Drew Jurecka: Bandoneon, Clarinet, Viola Rebekah Wolkstein: Violin Michael Herring: Double bass For more information, see: https://www.yiddishglory.com/ Presented by Queen’s Jewish Studies Sponsored by the Harry and Sylvia Rosen Symposium

Headlines by The Gertrudes
The Gertrudes, Kingston's unique and experimental folkestra, make their Isabel debut on Friday, September 23 at 7:30PM! This special show offers the "full Gertrudes experience," with guest musical appearances, a brass section, dancers and more. Get your tickets: https://www.queensu.ca/theisabel/content/gertrudes

Sounding Thunder
By Armand Ruffo and Tim Corlis A musical journey into the life of the renowned Ojibwe WWI sniper and decorated officer of the Canadian military, Francis Pegahmagabow. Composed by Tim Corlis and written by Ojibwe poet Armand Garnet Ruffo, Sounding Thunder is a complex work divided into three acts, exploring Pegahmagabow’s early years immersed in the world of the Anishinaabe spirits, his extraordinary accomplishments in the trenches of WWI, and finally his political life as Chief of the Wausauksing Ojibwe and founder of the early Indigenous political moment in Canada. Based on the book Sounding Thunder by Brian McInnes who provides new perspective on Pegahmagabow and his experience through a unique synthesis of Ojibwe oral history, historical record, and Pegahmagabow family stories. CAST: Larry Beckwith, conductor Brian D. McInnes, narrator Jodi Baker Contin, singer, actor Waawaate Fobister, actor Mark Fewer, violin James Campbell, clarinet Christian Sharpe bassoon Beverley Johnston, percussion Guy Few, trumpet Rachel Thomas, trombone Joel Quarrington, double bass

Wood in the Concert Hall

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SAVANNAH SHEA AND MICHAEL BROADHEAD

SADAF AMINI YGK

MICHELLE KASABOSKI YGK

ALEX MUNDY YGK

Queer Songbook Orchestra

Lemon Bucket Orkestra was a hit last night at the Isabel! People were dancing in the aisles, and we all followed LBO into the lobby for more music and dancing. Thanks LBO for a great performance!!! Thanks to our Tech Director Kevin Tanner for this film.

What a great launch to the season with Ernestine Tahedl's art inspired by music. The exhibit is in the Art & Media Lab beside the main lobby. Stunning art with bursts of colours that leap into your heart.