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            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-FGA-CD 1999 080-081 · File · October 30, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert.

            Performers: Kathryn Domoney, Teri Dunn, sopranos ; Laura Pudwell, mezzo-soprano ; Benjamin Butterfield, tenor ; Doug MacNaughton, baritone ; Margaret Gay, cello ; Colin Savage, clarinet ; Beverley Johnston, percussion ; William Aide, John Beckwith, piano ; Jeffrey McFadden, guitar.

            Program:

            • The Great Lakes suite, 1949 (text : James Reaney)
            • A Chaucer suite, 1962. Now welcome, somer ; Compleynt to his purs ; Gentilesse (text : Geoffrey Chaucer)
            • The Shivaree, 1978 (libretto: James Reaney). Aria (Miss Beech) ; Duo (Daisy, Jonathan)
            • Six Songs to Poems by e.e. cummings, 1982. o purple finch ; Jimmie's got a goil
            • Old Meg Merrillees, 1988 (text, John Keats)
            • Crazy to Kill (text, James Reaney). Freedom aria (Agatha) ; Dialogue (Agatha, Detective Fry)
            • A Birthday Greeting for HARRy FREEDmAn, 1992 (found text)
            • Taptoo, 1995 (text: James Reaney). Act 2, Scene 4 duo (Atahentsic, Mrs. Simcoe)
            • All At Once, 1995 (text, bpNichol)
            • Stacey, 1997 (text, Margaret Laurence)
            • Young Man from Canada, 1998 (arranged, traditional sources).
            CA ON00389 F4-1-1-83 · File · 1996
            Part of Henri Nouwen fonds

            File consists of 16 folders containing manuscripts and partial and complete typescripts for "Bread for the Journey". Folders (1) and (2) contain two hard-bound journals entitled, "Reflections for Every Day of the Year" and "Reflections for a Yearbook", respectively. Each contain handwritten journal entries made from January 1, 1996, to April 8, 1996, which serve as the basis for "Bread for the Journey". Folders (3) and (4) contain typescripts of the journal entries. Folders (5) to (9) contain hard-bound journals that form the actual manuscript for "Bread for the Journey". Folder (10) contains a faxed letter and typescript for the 'Introduction'. Folders (11) to (16) contain three complete typescripts of "Bread for the Journey".

            Amici
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-FGA-CD 1999 071-072 · File · November 5, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert by Amici (Joaquin Valdepeñas, clarinet ; Patricia Parr, piano ; Steven Dann, viola ; Joan Watson, French horn ; David Hetherington, cello ; Scott. St. John, violin ; Edward Tait, double bass ; Michael Sweeney, bassoon).

            Program:

            • Trio in B-flat major, K. 502 / Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
            • Our Finest Hour (1999) / Chan Ka Nin
            • Grand Septet in B-flat major / Franz Berwald.
            Music and poetry
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-TNS-CD 1999 068 · File · October 28, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert.

            Program:

            • A brief introduction to Stravinsky's Pribaoutski by Rimmi Skelni
            • Pribaoutki (1914) / Igor Stravinsky (Cynthia Won, mezzo-soprano ; Petar Dundjerski, flute ; Rob d'Orante, oboe and English horn ; Matthew Antoine, bassoon ; Sarah Pratt, violin ; Max Mandel, viola ; Meran Currie-Roberts, cello ; Laura Moore, double bass ; John Hawkins, conductor)
            • Suite from The Soldier's Tale (1918) / Igor Stravinsky (Robert Woolfrey, clarinet ; Matthew Antoine, bassoon ; Carin Dodsley, trumpet ; Ryan Purchase, trombone ; Dylan Benson, percussion ; Sarah Pratt, violin ; Laura Moore, double bass ; John Hawkins, conductor).
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-FE-CD 1999 066-067 · File · October 22, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert, which took place in Walter Hall, by the University of Toronto Chamber Orchestra, directed by Raffi Armenian.

            Program:

            • Divertimento / Bela Bartok
            • Introduction, theme, and variations / Gioacchino Rossini, cadenza by Raymond Luedeke (Robert Woolfrey, clarinet)
            • Symphony no. 92 "Oxford" / Franz Joseph Haydn.
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-FE-CD 1999 064-065 · File · October 23, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert by the Concert Band, conducted by Cameron Walter and the Wind Symphony, conducted by Jeffrey Reynolds.

            Program:

            • Symphony no. 3 "Slavyanskaya" / Boris Kozhevnikov
            • Impressioni di Sardegna / Lae Silesu (orchestrated by Hardy Mertens )
            • Et in terra pax / Jan van der Roost (Peter Barnes, narrator)
            • The Padstow lifeboat / Malcolm Arnold
            • Crown imperial : a coronation march (1937) / William Walton (arr. W.J. Duthoit)
            • Ronde for Isolde / David Bedford
            • Adagio para orquesta de instrumentos de viento / Joaquín Rodrigo
            • Suite Française / Darius Milhaud.
            Faculty woodwind quintet
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-TNS-CD 1999 063 · File · October 21, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert by the Faculty Woodwind Quintet (Douglas Stewart, Clare Scholtz, Harcus Hennigar, Kathleen McLean, Stephen Pierre).

            Program:

            • Wind Quintet in E-flat major, op. 88, no. 2 / Anton Reicha
            • Russian Dances, op. 58 / Anatol Liadov
            • Divertissement / Jean Français
            • Woodwind Quintet (1948) / Elliott Carter.
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-SC-CD 1999 058 · File · October 17, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert.

            Program:

            • Music? / Craig Galbraith
            • Six Species of Movement / Guy Obrecht
            • Neuromicon. I ; VII ; VIII (sanitorium) / ctmartin
            • Span / Lusiana Lukman
            • Impulse / Peter Olsen
            • The Young Line / Guy Obrecht
            • Tum Balalaika / Craig Galbraith
            • Biru / Lusiana Lukman.
            Fairest women in song
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-FE-CD 1999 056-057 · File · October 16, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert by the High Park Girls Choir (Ann Cooper Gay, conductor ; Errol Gay, accompanist); Oriana Singers (William Brown, conductor ; Ruth Watson Henderson, accompanist); University of Toronto Women's Chorus (Doreen Rao, conductor ; Ted Mulroney, accompanist); Ithaca College Women's Chorale; and Dr. Janet Galvan, Guest Festival Conductor.

            Program:

            • Dixit Dominus. Dixit Dominus / Baldassare Galuppi
            • Bogh predvichniy / Ukrainian Carol (arr. Anonymous)
            • Rise up, my love / Eleanor Daley
            • The blooming bright star of Belle Isle / Newfoundland Folk Song (arr. Eleanor Daley)
            • Song for Christina / Errol Gay and Alexander Rapoport
            • Requiem. In Remembrance / Eleanor Daley
            • Heart we will forget him / James Mulholland (Erin Cooper Gay, horn)
            • I'se the B'y / Newfoundland Folk Song (arr. John E. Govedas) (John Govedas, piano)
            • Come Ye Makers of Song ; When Music Sounds ; Johnny's gone a-sailing ; Nell Flaherty's Drake / Ruth Watson Henderson
            • Missa Brevis. Kyrie ; Gloria / Stephen Hatfield
            • Angels are everywhere / Daniel Pinkham
            • Cantique de Jean Racine / Gabriel Fauré
            • Vestigia / Imant Raminsh (Mark Skazinetsky, violin ; Simon Fryer, cello)
            • Sanctus / Rupert Lang
            • Danny Boy / Irish Traditional (arr. Dana Wilson)
            • I cannot hold you / Dana Wilson
            • Guaya Canal / Cantan / Francisco Nunez
            • How do I love Thee / Nathan Christensen
            • Echoing Green / William Mathias
            • My heart's friend / Imant Raminsh
            • Fairest Lady / Nick Page
            • Mayim / Peter Rothbart.
            St. Lawrence String Quartet
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-FGA-CD 1999 054-055 · File · October 8, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of a concert in Walter Hall by the St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, Barry Shiffman, violins ; Lesley Roberson, viola ; Marina Hoover, cello) with Scott St. John, guest viola (1st work) ; Patricia Parr, guest piano (2nd work).

            Program:

            • String Quintet in G minor, KV 516 / Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
            • String Quartet No. 2 in A major, op. 81 / Antonin Dvorak.
            Student composers concert
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-SC-CD 1999 053 · File · October 7, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of a concert in Walter Hall.

            Program:

            • Cry of the inner child / Joanne Bender (Dylan W. Benson, percussion)
            • Day and night / Richard Woodward (Marion Arthur, violoncello ; Dean Pomeroy, percussion ; Lee McPhee, double bass)
            • Cantus / Rebecca Yoo (Praise Lam, violin ; Jenny Yoon, violoncello)
            • Prelude in G major / Brad Stark (Brad Stark, piano)
            • Prelude and fugue / Micahel Pallett (Ilya Polataev, piano)
            • Yummi songs / Kristen Gilbert (Michele Bogdanowicz, soprano ; Todor Kobakov, piano)
            • Urban dismay / Abigail Richardson (Karl Lin, Brandon Chui, violins ; Peter Ing, viola ; Andrew Luchkow, violoncello).
            Music of a life so far
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-TNS-CD 1999 048 · File · September 30, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of a concert in Walter Hall by Simon Fryer, cello and Lydia Wong, piano.

            Program:

            • "...and dark time flowed by her like a river..." (1995) / Gary Kulesha
            • "A Dream within a Dream" (1993) / Larysa Kuzmenko
            • "Kottos" (1977) / Iannis Xenakis
            • "A Short Odyssey" (1996) / Ronald Royer.
            A tribute to Elmer Iseler
            OTUFM 51-CS98/99-FE-CD 1999 043-044 · File · April 10, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert in MacMillan Theatre.

            Performers: Doreen Rao, conductor ; Sir David Willcocks ; The Elmer Iseler Singers ; Lydia Adams ; Philip Thomson ; University of Toronto Symphony Orchestra ; MacMillan Singers ; Concert Choir ; Women's Chorus.

            Program:

            • Fest Overture, op. 32 (on Eine feste Burg) / Otto Nicolai
            • Adagio, op. 11 / Samuel Barber
            • Fantasy for Piano, Choir and Orchestra, op. 80 / Ludwig van Beethoven (Philip Thomson, piano)
            • Messiah. Worthy is the Lamb that was Slain / George Frideric Handel
            • Zadok the Priest / George Frideric Handel
            • How Lovely is Thy Dwelling / Johannes Brahms
            • King David. The Death of David / Arthur Honegger
            • The Hour has Come (Poem VI) / Srul Irving Glick.
            Antonin Kubalek, piano
            OTUFM 51-CS98/99-FGA-CD 1999 041-042 · File · April 9, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of a concert in Walter Hall by Antonin Kubalek, piano.

            Program:

            • Carolina rhapsody, op. 33 / Daniel Foley (Canadian premiere)
            • Pan, op. 43 / Vitezslav Novak (North American premiere).
            OTUFM 51-CS98/99-FE-CD 1999 014-015 · File · January 30, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a recording of the concert by the Wind Symphony and Concert Band, conducted by Stephen Chenette and Cameron Walter, with Lee Bartel, narrator and Jean MacPhail, mezzo soprano, in MacMillan Theatre.

            Program:

            • Symphony no. 11 "1905". Second movement / Dmitri Shostakovich (arr. Larry Daehn)
            • The Adventures of Don Quixote / Hans Werner Henze
            • Tails aus dem Vood Viennoise / Bill Connor
            • Funeral March / Edvard Grieg : for brass choir (rescored by Geoffrey Emerson)
            • Lieder von Rückert. Um Mitternacht / Gustav Mahler (Jean MacPhail, mezzo soprano)
            • The Voice of the Soul (1989) : a fantasy for concert band / Tibor Polgar
            • Lincoln Portrait / Aaron Copland (Lee Bartel, speaker ; transcribed by Walter Beeler).
            OTUFM 51-CS98/99-FE-CD 1999 007-008 · File · January 23, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert by the University of Toronto Symphony Orchestra with guest conductor Raffi Armenian and Measha Gosman, soprano.

            Program:

            • Overture to The Magic Flute / Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
            • Les Nuits d'été / Hector Berlioz
            • Symphony no. 4, op. 120 / Robert Schumann.
            OTUFM 51-CS98/99-FE-CD 1998 067-068 · File · November 28, 1998
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of a concert in MacMillan Theatre by the University of Toronto Symphony Orchestra, guest conductor Daniel Swift, and Shane Kim, violin.

            Program:

            • The seasons ballet, op. 67. Autumn / Alexander Glazunov
            • Poeme for violin and orchestra / Ernst Chausson
            • Serenade / Guy Ropartz
            • Symphony no. 5 in E minor, op. 64 / Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky.
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-FE-CD 1999 112-113 · File · November 6, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert, which took place at Massey Hall with Victor Feldbrill, guest conductor, and Raffi Armenian, music director.

            Program:

            • Marimba concerto / Tomas Svoboda (Graham Hargrove, marimba)
            • Cello concerto / Edward Elgar (Jenny Yoon, cello)
            • Flute concerto / Jacques Ibert (Stephen Tam, flute)
            • Violin concerto / Piotr Ilyitch Tchaikovsky (Daniel Bard, violin).
            Student composers
            OTUFM 51-CS98/99-SC-CD 1999 109-110 · File · April 15, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert in Walter Hall.

            Program:

            • Biru for piano and tape / Lusiana Lukman (Robert Kortgaard, piano)
            • Pumpkin carcass blues / Kristin Gilbert (Carlos Melendez, clarinet ; Aidan Pendleton, violin ; Martin Kartky, cello)
            • Toccata for clarinet and piano / Wendy Lee (Alanna Bello, clarinet ; Wendy Lee, piano)
            • Anomy for string quartet / Paul Arnold (Praise Lam, Kate Unrau, violins ; Peter Ing, viola ; Marion Arthur, cello)
            • Sleep to Six None / Philip Loosemore (Robert Woolfrey, clarinet ; Galia Shaked, piano)
            • Lulu's Rage : Techno Drag Queen Opera / Jason Stokes (Sam Filo, Lulu as Drag Queen ; Maria Knight, Lulu (soprano) ; Mireille Lebel, Molly (mezzo) ; Marion Samuel Stevens, Candy (soprano) ; Drew Nelson, design coordinator)
            • Trio for clarinet, horn and cello / Brigitte Reid (Charles Melendez, clarinet ; Darren Kirkpatrick, horn ; Martin Kratky, cello)
            • Sonata for cello (first movement) / Andrew Ager (Mary Katherine Finch, cello ; Andrew Ager, piano)
            • The Swan / Vincent Ho (Vincent Ho, piano)
            • On Tango : for accordion and tape / Boris Despot (Dusan Paunovic, accordion).
            Noël François
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-FE-CD 1999 103-104 · File · December 10, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert.

            Performers: University of Toronto Symphony Orchestra ; Lorna MacDonald, soprano ; Elmer Iseler Singers ; MacMillan Singers ; Concert Choir ; Women's Chorus ; Doreen Rao, Lydia Adams, Wayne Strongman, conductors.

            Program:

            • Jesous Ahatonhia / Ernest Myrand, Healey Willan
            • Venez, mes enfants / arr. Donald Patriquin
            • Noël c'est l'amour / arr. André Bellefeuille
            • Il est né le divin enfant / arr. Derek Holman
            • A la claire fontaine ; Vive la Canadienne / arr. R.S. Eaton
            • J'entends le moulin / arr. Keith Bissell (Christine Stelmacovich, mezzo soprano)
            • Silent Night / Gruber, arr. D. Willcocks
            • Il est né le divin enfant / arr. John Rutter
            • Litanies à la Vierge Noire / Francis Poulenc
            • Cantique de Jean Racine / Gabriel Fauré
            • Noël des enfants / Claude Debussy
            • Gloria / Francis Poulenc
            • Une Cantate de Noël. Laudate Dominum / Arthur Honegger (Michael Thomas, baritone.)
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-FE-CD 1999 101-102 · File · December 12, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert.

            Performers: Paul Arnold, Timothy Smith, Drew Henderson, Rick Belchior, Jeremy Strachan, Andrew Clarke, Ryan Switzer, David Weddig, guitars ; Steven Thachuk, director ; Eve McLeod, soprano ; Tori Lindsay, violin.

            Program:

            • Toccata / Leo Brouwer
            • Fuga Elegiaca / Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco
            • Sonata K. 366 / Domenico Scarlatti
            • Danse du Jeu d'Amour / Manuel de Falla
            • Rumba / Stepan Rak
            • Exultate Jubilate. Alleluja / W.A. Mozart
            • Ave Maria / J.S. Bach, C. Gounod
            • Cantique de Noel / Adolphe Adam
            • Christmas Carols / various composers.
            CA ON00389 F30-6-7 · Subseries · 1941-1968; 1994-2003
            Part of Sisters of Service fonds

            Subseries consists of administrative and community records from the SOS mission in G'Chimnissing [Christian Island, Georgian Bay] the home of the Beausoleil First Nation. Record types include: correspondence, reports, community annals, cash ledger, list of Sisters stationed at the mission, history of the mission, and other materials relating to the Catholic parish activities in the area.

            Sisters Agnes Black and Dorothy Daley arrived to teach in the Christian Island Roman Catholic Indian Day School on November 19, 1941 through the efforts of Father Oscar Labelle, S.J., and Dr. J.M. Bennett, Catholic School Inspector, who had opened the school in 1937.

            The Sister companion/housekeeper looked after the house, the altar, choir in the church, supervised the Ladies’ Club and taught music and home economics in the school. After 1943, the Sisters were in charge of prayers in the church on Sundays. As the teacher, Sister Mary Jackson (1943-1945) set up the traditions of the Roman Catholic school, leaving written records of social and school events, the fall fair, school concerts and 4-H club. On 1960, fire destroyed the old school. It was replaced by a prefabricated building and a new residence for the Sisters, who left the island in June 1968.

            OTUFM 51-CS25/26-TVS-DR 2026 041 · File · February 12, 2026
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of an event that took place in Geiger-Torel Room.

            Performers: featuring singers and collaborative pianists from the Faculty of Music

            Program:

            • Roméo et Juliette. Ah! Lève-toi, soleil! / Charles Gounod ; Acht Gedichte aus 'Letzte Blätter', op. 10. Zueignung / Richard Strauss (Frank Yu, tenor ; Helen Becqué, piano)
            • Tito Manlio, RV 738. Se il cor guerriero / Antonio Vivaldi ; Le manoir de Rosemonde / Henri Duparc (Mena Lukic, bass-baritone ; Helen Becqué, piano)
            • Quatre chansons de jeunesse, no. 4. Apparition / Claude Debussy ; Die Zauberflöte. Ach, ich fühl's / Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Xijia Zhang, soprano ; Ruping Tai, piano)
            • Die tote Stadt, op. 12. Pierrot's Tanzlied / Erich Wolfgang Korngold ; Banalités, no. 1. Chanson d'Orkenise / Francis Poulenc (Evan Korbut, baritone ; Mindy Eng, piano)
            • Lakmé. Lakmé, ton doux regard se voile / Léo Delibes ; Seste Romanze I, no. 1. Non t'accostare all'uma / Giuseppe Verdi (Josh Gibson, baritone ; Helen Becqué, piano) [alternate, second piece performed].
            OTUFM 51-CS25/26-FE-DR 2025 160 · File · December 4, 2025
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of an event that took place in Tribute Communities Recital Hall, York University.

            Performers: University of Toronto Symphony Orchestra ; Uri Mayer, conductor ; Angela Ng, piano, winner of the 2025 UTSO Concerto Competition

            Program:

            • In Bohemia : overtue on Czech themes / Mily Balakirev
            • Piano concerto no. 2 in F major, op. 102 / Dmitri Shostakovich (Angela Ng, piano)
            • Symphony no. 4 in F minor, op. 36 / Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
            CA ON00389 F30-6-11 · Subseries · 1924-2021
            Part of Sisters of Service fonds

            On January 25, 1925, three Sisters arrived in Edmonton at the request of Archbishop Henry O’Leary of Edmonton. In lieu of sufficient priests, the Sisters were charged with arranging religious instruction for Catholic children in isolated places. Following a few months in rented lodgings, a house was purchased at 11837 85th Street in the city’s downtown, across the street from Redemptorist parish of St. Alphonsus.

            After their arrival, the Sisters undertook a census in five city parishes and the town of Beverly, visiting 5,013 homes. They also organized three weekly catechism classes for children attending public schools.

            In October 1925, two Sisters spent time in two small centres teaching religion to the children after school and to adults in the evening. To keep in touch with children during the winter, typed religion lessons were mailed to them. With Father Daly’s enthusiastic approval and Archbishop O’Leary’s authorization, the teaching of religion by mail began in January 1926 and became the principal work of the catechetical house for the next 45 years. This work expanded to become a great means of developing the faith of the rural families in Western Canada. Regular courses in religion were developed from Grade 1 to 12. At its peak, the Correspondence School of Religion had an enrolment of 3,000 students. These correspondence courses prepared an excellent foundation for the parish schools. Throughout the year, usually Saturday and/or Sunday, the Sisters continued to teach religion classes in or near the city.

            Soon after establishing the correspondence school, the Sisters from the catechetical house started travelling in the summer months to a series of rural settlements. The Sisters held catechetical classes and prepared the students for reception of the sacraments. These religious vacation schools of one or two weeks in each location, flourished from 1926 until 1966 and often the Sisters met their correspondence students. The mission at 85th Street was closed on September 1, 1967.

            Subseries consists of administrative and community records from the SOS mission at 85th Street, Edmonton, Alberta. Record types include: newsclippings, reports, correspondence, mission histories, catechetical letters, correspondence school lessons, and community annals.

            World music ensembles
            OTUFM 51-CS98/99-FE-C 1999 32 · File · March 30, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of a concert in Walter Hall.

            Program:

            • Japanese Taiko Ensemble, directed by Gary Kiyosha Nagata
              • Futten
              • Gezan Bayashi
              • Okiage
              • Ogi Matsuri Daiko
              • Yatai Bayashi
            • Balinese Gamelan Ensemble, directed by Annette Sanger
              • Gamelan, eh? / arranged by Leela Khurana and Paolo Pietropaolo
              • Liyar Samas / I Lotring
              • Gambang Suling
              • Siwa nata
            • Georgian Vocal Ensemble
              • Tskhenosnuri Aoiloi
              • Khert'lis Naouri
              • Modi Ak Oajekshvilo
              • Ts'minoao Ghmerto
              • Gazapkhuli
              • Perkhuli
            • African Drumming and Dancing Ensemble, directed by Kwasi Dunyo, assisted by Andy Morris
              • Gahu
              • Gamamla
              • Kpanlogo
              • Ogi Matsuri Daiko.
            Henri Nouwen fonds
            CA ON00389 F4 · Fonds · 1910 - 1997, 1964 - 1996 predominant

            Fonds consists of 15 series:

            1. Manuscripts
            2. General files
            3. Calendar files
            4. Personal records
            5. Publisher files
            6. Financial files
            7. Teaching materials
            8. Nouwen’s education records and study notes
            9. Published works
            10. Video recordings of Nouwen
            11. Sound recordings
            12. Collected materials
            13. L'Arche Daybreak administrative files
            14. Ephemera and artifacts
            15. Photographs
            Nouwen, Henri J.M.
            Letters from Carl MacMillan
            CA ON00389 C3-2-62 · File · 1989-1990, 1994
            Part of Henri Nouwen Collection

            File consists of eight letters by Henri Nouwen to Carl MacMillan. The first five letters were written while Nouwen was in France at the L’Arche community in Trosly-Breuil between 1989 and 1990. The remaining three letters are dated between July 14, 1994 and December 25, 1994.

            OTUFM 51-CS98/99-TS-C 1999 38-39 · File · April 8, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of a concert in Walter Hall.

            Performers: Elmer Iseler Singers ; Lydia Adams, conductor

            Program:

            • Ubi caritas / Imant Raminsh (Mary Piercey)
            • Rosa mystical / Benjamin Britten (Adam Adler)
            • Gloria III / Francis Poulenc (Patricia Empringham)
            • Gloria IV / Poulenc (John Bryan)
            • Chichester psalms II / Leonard Bernstein (Bina John)
            • O ignis spiritus / Raminsh (Marta McCarthy)
            • Schaffe in mir Gott / Johannes Brahms (Kevin Skelton).
            UTA 0310-4 · Series · 1990-2018
            Part of GTAnet fonds

            Series consists of CA*net and GTAnet requests for proposals and supporting documents used by board members when formulating the requests, along with digital and paper-based vendor responses. Also includes vendor responses to a request for quote put forth by GTAnet. There are select records regarding GTAnet’s evaluation of the responses to its RFPs and RFQ. Digital records consist of textual file formats (PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and HTML).

            UTA 0310-3 · Series · 1988-2018
            Part of GTAnet fonds

            Series contains CA*net and GTAnet contracts and agreements, and other information pertaining to partners and members of either network. Contracts and agreements in this series include both signed and draft versions. GTAnet membership records pertain to both members of their network, as well as their own membership of ORANO (later ORION). Many GTAnet records in this series are ORANO and ORION network usage and development contracts, or indefeasible rights of use agreements in partnership with Group Telecom Network (which became a 360networks subsidiary in 2002). Informational packages for partnered or potentially-partnered entities are also included in this series. Other contracts include by-laws, insurance policies, and applications for incorporation.

            References: "360networks to buy Group Telecom." The Globe and Mail

            Board Meetings
            UTA 0310-2 · Series · 1988-2018
            Part of GTAnet fonds

            Series consists of records of CA*net and GTAnet board meetings and working files. Records include meeting minutes, agendas, documents discussed during meetings, such as financial reports, drafts of legal and contractual documents, partnership and network membership records, and research materials. Files also often contain assorted correspondence associated with the meetings.

            Correspondence
            UTA 0310-1 · Series · 1989-2017
            Part of GTAnet fonds

            Series includes CA*net board, GTAnet board, and associated entity correspondence. Much of the correspondence centres around topics such as financial matters, changes to draft documents in process, and dealings with partnered network servicing companies or network members.

            GTAnet fonds
            UTA 0310 · Fonds · 1988-2018

            Fonds consists of records documenting the business activities of CA*net and GTAnet, and their role in bringing internet connection to institutions across Canada and within the Greater Toronto Area, respectively. As network companies that primarily focused on educational and research-related networking, the records reflect the institutional partnerships and memberships of these networks, and the development of the infrastructure to support connectivity with such partners. The activities of CA*net and GTAnet board members are the source for most records.

            Records consist of CA*net and GTAnet reports and summaries, board meeting minutes, requests for proposal and requests for quote documents, network statistics and development documents, research into comparable networking projects, foundational network partnerships, draft legal documents and agreements, member institution and group files, and board member correspondence.

            GTAnet
            Electroacoustic concert
            OTUFM 51-CS25/26-NMF-DR 2026 025 · File · January 30, 2026
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of an event that took place in Walter Hall.

            Performers: Norbert Palej, festival coordinator

            Program:

            • Raw data speed demons / Nolan Hildebrand (Roan Ma, violin)
            • threnody for rocking chair / Robert Humber [not recorded]
            • Farewell, fairlight / Manuela Blackburn [not recorded]
            • Quondam, apparatus / Michele Selvaggi [not recorded]
            • Le flûteur / Luke Blackmore [not recorded]
            • Bellow / Panayiotis Kokoras (Matti Pulkki, accordion).
            CA ON00389 C3-7-1-24 · File · [n.d.]
            Part of Henri Nouwen Collection

            File consists of two folders. The first folder consists of an undated bound and typed manuscript titled "Canvas of Love: Reflections on Rembrandt" by Henri Nouwen. The manuscript is 228 pages.
            The second folder consists of handwritten and typed manuscripts, correspondence and other documents related to "Canvas of Love: Reflections on a Rembrandt", including slides of Rembrandt's "Prodigal Son."

            This accession contains administrative records of the University of Toronto Centre for the Study of the United States (CSUS). Records consist of several posters and correspondence surrounding events and guest speakers hosted by CSUS. Event types include the F. Ross Johnson (FRJ) Distinguished Speakers Series, book launches, film screenings, graduate student workshops, FRJ Distinguished Visitor sprint courses, election watch parties, and various other conferences, lectures, seminars, panel discussions, and events held at CSUS or co-sponsored with other entities.

            Records also contain issues of the Undergraduate Journal of American Studies spanning 2005-2012, as well as some journal publication and events planning documents from this time period and up to 2019. Additionally, there is a selection of administrative records for grants and other funding, course lecturer hiring, past course materials including select sylllabi, programming committee minutes and correspondence, CSUS activity reports between 2005-2013, and employee individual files.

            Digital files are comprised of a backup for the CSUS website between 2003-2007, 3 audiovisual recordings of guest lectures, and photographs from 15 different events hosted by CSUS. Events include classes or lectures given by visiting scholars, a book launch, and the CSUS 2008 US election party. Many of these digital records relate to speakers or events represented in the textual records. See file list for details. Digital formats are predominantly images (.jpg).

            CA ON00389 F4-2-7808 · File · November 1994
            Part of Henri Nouwen fonds

            File consists of a letter from K.J. Comiskey, Principal, on behalf of Our Lady of the Rosary School (Concord, ON), inviting Nouwen to offer spiritual direction during their Professional Activity Day.

            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-FE-CD 2000 21-22 · File · Friday, February 4, 2000
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert by the Chamber Orchestra, conducted by David Zafer, with violin soloists Anita Walsh (1st work), Shane Kim (2nd work), Sarah Pratt (3rd work).

            Program:

            • The Lark Ascending / Ralph Vaughan Williams
            • Violin Concerto in E minor, op.64 / Felix Mendelssohn
            • Romance, op. 11 / Antonin Dvorak
            • Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge, op. 10 / Benjamin Britten.
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-FE-CD 2000 17-18 · File · Saturday, January 29, 2000
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert by the Concert Band, conducted by Lorraine DiVito and the Wind Symphony, conducted by Jeffrey Reynolds, with Michael Gambacurta.

            Program:

            • Overture to "Candide" / Leonard Bernstein
            • Ontario pictures / Howard Cable
            • Concerto for percussion / Darius Milhaud
            • Second suite in F for military band / Gustav Holst
            • Toccata marziale / Ralph Vaughan Williams
            • Lyric essay / Donald Coakley
            • Sinfonietta / Ingolf Dahl
            • Folk song suite / Ralph Vaughan Williams.
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-FE-CD 2000 15-16 · File · Friday, January 28, 2000
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert by the University of Toronto Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Raffi Armenian, with Rafael Herrador, violin.

            Program:

            • Konzertmusik for Winds, op. 41 (1927) / Paul Hindemith
            • Violin Concerto no. 1 in A minor, op. 99 / Dmitri Shostakovich
            • Symphony no. 2 in D major, op. 99 / Johannes Brahms.
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-TNS-CD 2000 14 · File · Thursday, January 27, 2000
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a recording of the concert by Peter Stoll, clarinet and bass clarinet ; John Hawkins, Andrew Gilpin, piano ; Randall Smith, sound engineer.

            Program:

            • Concerto, op. 73 (1983). Allegro vivace / Jacques Hétu
            • Cantilena for Bass Clarinet and Piano (1987) / Mark Isaacs
            • In a Bed where the Moon was Sweating (1993) / Paul Dolden
            • Dance, Improvisation and Song (1983) / John Hawkins
            • Brisbane Waters for Bass Clarinet and Tape (1987) / Betty Beath
            • Tale of Love. Tango (1990) / Richard Vella.
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-FGA-CD 2000 8-9 · File · Friday, January 21, 2000
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert in Walter Hall.

            Program:

            • Sonata quasi una fantasia, op. 27, no. 2 / Ludwig van Beethoven
            • Variations and fugue on a theme of Handel, op. 24 / Johannes Brahms
            • Intermezzo in A major, op. 118, no. 2 ; Capriccio in F-sharp minor, op. 76, no. 1 / Brahms
            • Piano sonata no. 31 in A-flat major, op. 110 / Beethoven.
            Volta Quartet
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-TNS-CD 2000 7 · File · Thursday, January 20, 2000
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert by Joseph Tang, Pierre Lapointe, violins ; Scott Chancey, viola ; Garrett Knecht, cello.

            Program:

            • String quartet no 19 in C major, K. 465 / W.A. Mozart
            • String quartet no. 4 in D major, op. 83 / D. Shostakovich.
            Music and poetry series
            OTUFM 51-CS99/00-FGA-CD 2000 2 · File · Tuesday, January 11, 2000
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of the concert in Walter Hall.

            Program:

            • Poemes pour Mi. Premier livre / Olivier Messiaen (Measha Bruggergosman, soprano ; John Hawkins, piano)
            • Cold pastorals : nature and artifice in the poems of Mallarme / talk by Eric Domville
            • Trois poemes de Stephane Mallarme / Maurice Ravel (Michele Bogdanowicz, mezzo soprano ; Petar Dundjerski, flute ; Jennifer Buller, flute and piccolo ; Robert Woolfrey, clarinet ; Rebecca Sajo, clarinet and bass clarinet ; Anita Walsh, Agnes Pyka, violins ; Daniel Trinh, viola ; Mateusz Swoboda, cello ; Vanessa Lee, piano ; Johns Hawkins, conductor).
            OTUFM 51-CS98/99-FE-C 1999 31 · File · March 28, 1999
            Part of Music Library collection of faculty events

            File consists of a program and recording of a concert in Walter Hall by the University of Toronto Chamber Orchestra, conducted by David Zafer.

            Program:

            • Concerto in D for string orcestra / Igor Stravinsky
            • Violin concerto no. 1 in B-flat major, KV 207 / Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Jose Luis Garcia, violin)
            • Serenade in E major for string orchestra, op. 22 / Antonin Dvorak (Jose Luis Garcia, conductor).