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Baker: Concerto for Harp and Orchestra (live performance) |
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Andrew Chan performs Allegro from Concerto for Harp and Orchestra
by Juno Award winning composer, Michael Conway Baker. |
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Prophecy |
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Overture |
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Act I |
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A collaboration with violinist/composer and good friend Alex Cheung,
the composition is written for a fantasy children’s book project in the
image of Andrew’s brother, Edward, whose character is a gifted
painter who often flies into the clouds at night and brushes his artistic imagination onto the skies. |
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Hindemith: Harp Sonata |
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Mässig schnell |
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Lied. Sehr langsam |
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A masterpiece in the classical harp concert repertoire; he
dedicates it to his dear harp teacher, Elizabeth Volpé. |
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Angel's Hymn |
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This song was requested to perform for Andrew's sister, Shelly, at her beautiful wedding in Vancouver. It is a piece which he was asked to play for her over and over... |
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Bach/Gounod: Ave Maria |
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Andrew with Soprano Sara Quist, with fond memories of the two busking in Vancouver during their school years... |
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Corelli: Sarabande |
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A baroque favourite that has much serenity in it |
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Grace Williams: Hiraeth |
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A piece which Andrew played often when he first moved to Toronto from Vancouver and was feeling “Hiraeth”; a Welsh word for ‘homesick.’ |
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That Back Alley |
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Free improvisation by Andrew Chan on Musical Saw and Piano,
and Rod Campbell on Trumpet. |
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