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Now Hear This Festival – Edmonton Saxophone Quartet and Roger Admiral

Friday, June 14, 2024
7:00pm to 9:00pm

Part of: Now Hear This Festival of New Music

MacEwan University Conservatory of Music
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Organized by: New Music Edmonton
June
14

Features the premiere of works by Siaw Kin Lee, William Northlich, Howard Bashaw, and a substantial work by Australian composer Liza Lim.

— <p><strong>The Program</strong></p><p>This concert features the premiere of two solo piano works by Edmonton composers Siaw Kin Lee and William Northlich, and a substantial work The Four Seasons (after Cy Twombly) by the Australian composer Liza Lim, plus the premiere of Howard Bashaw&rsquo;s work for piano with a quartet of low register saxophones.</p>


MacEwan University Conservatory of Music

Muttart Hall

10050 MacDonald Drive NW
Edmonton, AB, T5J 2B7


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