Concert Listings March 7-13

FREE Monday Noon Music UofA every Monday at noon in Convocation Hall. A different program each week, the Monday Noon Music series features everything from western classical to world music. This quick 45-minute concert leaves you just enough time to get back to class or the office before the noon hour’s even over. Don't forget your lunch!

Wednesday March 9, 2011 Edmonton Catholic Schools, Band Day. The Citadel Theatre.

Thursday March 10, 2011 7pm Raga-Mala Music Society, Master of the Sarod. Amjad Ali Khan, with Ayaan Ali Khan & Amaan Ali Khan. Opener for the Year of India in Canada 2011 supported by the High Commission of India.

Friday March 11, 2011 Time? Penderecki String Quartet Masterclass (in conjunction with Tonus Vivus Society for New Music and the University of Alberta) Knoppers Hall, King's University College.

Friday March 11, 2011 8pm UofA music - MACH 8, Jacques Despres, piano. Music, Debussy, Préludes (1er Vol). Convocation Hall. $20 adults, $15 seniors, $10 students.

Friday March 11 to Saturday March 19, 2011 MacEwan presents Company. George Furth, Stephen Sondheim. John L. Haar Theatre. Contact Tix on the Square for showtimes.

Saturday March 12 – Tuesday March 15, 2011 ChoralFest North, McDougall United Church.

Saturday March 12, 2011 7:30pm St. Albert Chamber Music - WindRose Trio, Beth Levia, oboe, Jeff Campbell, clarinet, and Matthew Howatt, bassoon, with emerging artist, Megan Propp. Recital Room, Don's Piano Warehouse, 8 Riel Drive, St. Albert.

Saturday March 12, 2011 7pm Stories to Tell. Festival City Winds Advanced Band, Wendy J. Grasdahl, conductor, Concordia Concert Choir, Dr. Joy Berg, conductor. Robert Tegler Centre, Concordia University College, 73 St and 112 Av.

Saturday, March 12 2011, 8pm Tonus Vivus - Strong Strings - Penderecki String Quartet: Jeremy Bell and Jerzy Kaplanek, violins, Christine Vlajk, viola, Jacob Braun, violoncello. Canadian works written since 2000 including music by Darlene Chepil-Reid, Linda C. Smith, Ian Crutchley, Helve Sastok and Piotr Grella-Mozejko's Acheron with Chenoa Anderson, flute and electronics and video. Ledcor Theatre, Art Gallery of Alberta.