Three days of free events devoted to the creative world of John Rea, providing an overview of his works through concerts, lectures, interviews and exhibits. Students, alumni and professors of the Schulich School of Music will come together to honour this icon of Canadian new music.
Day 3
CONFERENCE - Wirth Building, Room A-832
13:00h: John Rea, Figures hâtives (2005)
13:30h: Jérôme Blais,Music under the influence
14:00h: Jonathan Goldman, John Rea, composer of mediations
14:30h: Jimmie Leblanc, Postmodernism is a Humanism: Structuralism and dialogic in John Rea's Homme Papillon (2001) and Icare en émoi...Dédale à cran (2012)
15:00h: Christopher Goddard: Schattenwerk (2003)
15:30h: Suzu Enns, Reflecting on John Rea: A Performer's Perspective
CONCERT & LECTURE - Tanna Schulich Hall, 19:30h
Eleanor Stubley: The Echo of Time in John Rea's Compositions: THe Making of a Modern Imagination
Student Composers: Piano Pieces written as commentary on Las Meninas
SHATTENWERK (2003)
LES RAISONS DES FORCES MOUVANTES (1984)
ANAPHORA II (1972)
GLIDE REFLEXIONS (1984)
MUSIC, ACCORDING TO AQUINAS (2000)
