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Friday
to Sunday, September 3rd to 5th, 2010
Advance
tickets are available for purchase on line through the Festival
website (PayPal)
or by phone 1-866-612-SVFF
Main stage concert:
Friday at 7:20pm
Workshops:
Saturday at 11:00am
'Heartstrings' with Ariana Gillis and
Shelley O'Brien
Saturday at 3:00pm
'This Little Light' with The Sojourners & Michael Jerome Brown
Sunday at 1:00pm
'Master Class – The Voice'
Join Tannis and the Sojourners for a look at warm up techniques,
vocal styles, and harmony work
Lewis' workshop:
Sunday at noon
'Sidemen Unite' with
David Baxter,
Jeff Bird & Steve Dawson
See full
schedule
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Shelter
Valley Folk Festival
The festival takes place on the
Henkel Farm in the heart of Northumberland County,
90 minutes East of Toronto, ON, overlooking Lake Ontario.
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Shelter
Valley Folk Festival is a family event held Labour
Day weekend on the Henkel Farm just east of Cobourg near
Grafton.
The Festival celebrates Juried Art, Wellness, Sustainable
Living, Harvest Foods and the finest in Folk, Roots and
Blues music. Shelter Valley Folk Festival is celebrating
its seventh year.
Other performers include Andrew Queen, Ariana Gillis, Beaucoup
Blue, Connie Kaldor, The Dardanelles, David Woodhead's
Confabulation, Fred Eaglesmith, Joy Kills Sorrow, Joshua
Cockerill, JP Hoe, LAL, Michael Jerome Brown, Shelly O'Brien,
The Sojourners and Tamarack.
Tannis will be joined by Lewis Melville.
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Saturday,
September 11th, 2010 @ 2:30am (actually very early morning
of Sunday, September 12th)
And open rehearsal for the Queens
of the Light will be taking place at St. George's
Church on Friday, September 10th at 11:00am
Check
for the full schedule
here.
This show is listed as 'Haunting Melodies,
Improvisation and Motion by Dianne Chapitis' and
is near the bottom of the page.
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St.
George's Church
99 Woolwich Street,
Guelph, ON
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Guelph's
first
Nuit
Blanche, (part of Guelph
Jazz Fest) presents.....
Choir
in Motion:
A Shimmering Choir of Queens of the Light
in the Night
Tannis will be joining Dianne Chapitis, Sue Smith, Shannon
Kingsbury, Jenikz, Julia Churchill, Carly Wilson and Monique
Vischschraper for a program of dance, music and
improvisation.
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Friday,
September 24th, 2010 @ 8:00pm
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Mississauga,
ON
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A
house concert, one of Tannis' favourite venues!
Tannis
will be joined by Lewis Melville.
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Thursday
to Sunday, October 14 to 17, 2010
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Ontario
Council of Folk Festivals
Ottawa, ON
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The
OCFF Conference is the key event for Ontario's folk,
roots and traditional music community.
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Wednesday,
October 27, 2010
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Hugh's
Room
2261
Dundas Street W.
Toronto, ON
(416) 531-0664
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Rosemary
Phelan's
CD Release and Benefit Concert.
Tannis is honoured to be part of the ultra special night
honouring Rosemary and her new album and encourages all
to come out and lend your support.
Other performers include Jon Brooks,
Adam Warner, Elizabeth Shepherd, Spencer Lewis, David
Newland, Jory Nash, Annabell Chvolstek, Evalyn Parry,
Katherine Wheatley and Ian
Tamblyn, with emcee Andy Frank.
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Friday,
November 5th, 2010
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Guelph
Little Theatre
176 Morris Street
Guelph, ON
(off York St, across from Biltmore Stetson Factory)
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Jude
Vadala's album release concert!
Tannis sang on her album and will be adding harmonies
at the release concert.
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Friday,
December 3rd, 2010
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La
Hacienda Sarria
1254 Union Street St.
Kitchener, ON
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Tannis, Katherine
Wheatley and Jude
Vadala welcome winter with a selection
of songs for the snowy season in the most beautiful
venue Tannis has ever performed in!
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Saturday,
December 4th, 2010 @ 8:30pm
AND
Sunday, December 5th, 2010
@ 2:00pm
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Folkway
Music
163 Suffolk Street West
Guelph, Ontario
To reserve tickets or more info, call (519) 824-5524 or (877) 763-5524 (toll
free) or e-mail
info@folkwaymusic.com
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Tannis, Katherine
Wheatley and Jude
Vadala welcome winter with a selection
of songs for the snowy season. This will be our fourth
'season' at Folkways...we love playing this wonderful
venue!
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Friday,
February 4th, 2011
@ 8:00pm
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The
Gibson Centre
63 Tupper Street West
Alliston, ON
L9R 1E4
For more info:
705-435-2828
Or visit:
their Myspace
site
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Songwriters
Showcase
An intimate setting, a warm mug of coffee, incredible music. Host George Scott
features acoustic singer/songwriters in this unique concert series
in Alliston ON.
Tannis
will be joined by Lewis Melville.
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Saturday,
March 5th, 2011
@ 8:00pm
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Harcourt
Church
87 Dean Street
Guelph, ON
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Guelph
Chamber Choir presents:
SongFest 2011 -Family &
Folk with
Gerald Neufeld, Conductor
Tannis & James Gordon will be the featured guests at
this special concert which will see the Guelph Chamber
Choir
collaborating with the Centre Wellington Singers, Harcourt
Memorial United Church Choir, John F. Ross C.V.I. Concert
Choir and The Rainbow Chorus of Waterloo-Wellington.
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Friday,
March 25th, 2011
@ 7:30pm
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Friday
Folk Night
Sanderson
Hall at
St. Paul's United Church 30 Main St. South Brampton, ON
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Brampton
Folk Club presents a wonderful line-up of performers
for their 2010-2011 season, including James Gordon, Cindy
Thompson, a Ken Whiteley Gospel show and a Latin Night.
Tannis
will be joined by Lewis Melville.
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TV
version of the film was originally broadcast on Bravo! on
March 11/08, but is being re-broadcast regularly.
Premiered at the Montreal World Film Festival (Aug/08)
Some of the info posted back when the trip was made is here:
Musical adventures
in Mali
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Bravo
Channel
There are 2 versions of the film. The shorter version (48
minutes) is being shown on Bravo. The full-length feature version
(90 minutes) is being shown on the Documentary
channel.
Two short clips of video (of Bamako street scenes and of our arrival
in the village of Baleya) can be seen by clicking on the two pictures
at the bottom of this
page.
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'Road
to Baleya' is a feature documentary film in which
Canadian and Malian musicians come together on a journey of
musical collaboration and friendship in Mali, West Africa.
Produced by award winning Canadian filmmaker Bay Weyman of Close
Up Films (Spirits
of Havana), it follows the interactions between Malian griot Mansa
Sissoko and Canadian musicians Lewis Melville,
Dave Clark, Dale Morningstar and Tannis Slimmon as they travel
to Mansa’s home village of Baleya. The film explores
themes of music as a path to social and economic development,
and intersects with the very personal toll exacted by malaria
in one of the poorest countries in the world. |
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