2010 Toronto Pursuits Schedule
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Weekday Seminars
Sunday, July 11 - Friday, July 16 |
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Coffee, tea and daily newspapers: 8:15am - 9:30am
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Morning Seminars: 9:30 am - noon
(includes a 15- minute break) NOTE: ART: Thinking Animals seminar meets at 1:30 pm in Room 206, followed by visits to galleries and museums |
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Lunch: Noon to 1:30 am
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Optional Afternoon Activities
(participation is free in all activities except those in the shaded boxes) |
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| Sunday July 11 |
Monday July 12 |
Tuesday July 13 |
Wednesday July 14 |
Thursday July 15 |
Friday July 16 |
| Registration 1 pm - 6pm Margaret Addison Hall lobby 8:15 am departure for Stratford to see performance of Shakespeare's The Tempest Margaret Addison Hall lobby |
After lunch talks take place from 1:30 - 2:45 pm at Alumni Hall
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| Iain Scott Introduction to Ensemble Singing in Opera Iain will tempt us with classic examples of vocal duets, trios, quartets and quintets in opera, and explain why composers use these forms and what they achieve musically and dramatically. |
Sue Hammond and Rick Phillips On Interpretation Composers Compose. Musicians interpret. Sue and Rick will lead a lively discussion-demonstration on the personal choices made by conductors, instrumentalists and singers to turn the notes on a page into sculpted sound. |
Tim McNicholas Homer’s Odyssey (in Lake Ontario) Tim is back by popular demand, after his sell-out performance last July of Wager’s Ring Cycle (in Mississippi) |
Rick Phillips "My time will come." Mahler's claim has come true. Why did it take so long? Why is his music growing in popularity now? |
Nora Palmieri Musings at 30,000 feet When traveling by plane, we often forget the wonders of this relatively new phenomenon. Air travel, for most, only brings to mind evasive security procedures, cramped seating and jet lag. But what do pilots, who fly day-in and day-out, think about it all? Through an exploration of photos taken by those inside the cockpit, as well as quotes from the world’s most famous aviators, we'll explore their passion for flight and gain perspective on their sky high philosophical musings. |
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Art Walk of Toronto Meet in Foyer of Old Vic |
From 3 - 5 pm choose:
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| OPERA with Iain Scott Duets Alumni Hall |
OPERA with Iain Scott Trios Alumni Hall |
OPERA with Iain Scott Quartets Alumni Hall |
OPERA with Iain Scott Quintets Alumni Hall |
OPERA with Iain Scott ?? Alumni Hall |
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| Royal Ontario Museum Gardiner Museum of Ceramics Bata Shoe Museum Textile Museum Art Gallery of Ontario |
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| Optional Shared Inquiry demonstration with Nancy Carr and Nora Palmieri. 4:30 pm - 6 pm Alumni Hall Optional Dinner at local restaurant with several seminar leaders and Ann Kirkland. 6:30 pm |
Screening of The Prisoner, with Eric Timmreck and Paul Keeton Episodes 1 and 4 will show The Prisoner's arrival at the village and illustrate his attempts to escape. Room 206 Conversation may carry on at the reception. |
Private Tour of The Donovan Collection (limited to 12) 3 - 5 pm Group size limited to 12 Meet in Foyer of Old Vic |
Literary Walk of Toronto With Lisa Pasold 3 - 5 pm Group size limited to 15 Meet in Foyer of Old Vic
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Private Tour of The Donovan Collection (limited to 12) 3 - 5 pm Group size limited to 12 Meet in Foyer of Old Vic or The Poet as Landscape: Mid-Century Canadian Poems in English 3 - 4pm Room 211 |
Screening of The Prisoner, with Eric Timmreck and Paul Keeton Episodes 16 & 17 show the latest Number Two's desperate attempt to break The Prisoner's resolve. The surrealistic series finale teases an answer to “Who Is Number One?” and is sure to have the reception a buzz. Room 206 |
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Optional Evening Activities
(participation is free in all activities except those in the shaded boxes) |
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| Sunday July 11 |
Monday July 12 |
Tuesday July 13 |
Wednesday July 14 |
Thursday July 15 |
Friday July 16 |
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Meet other participants and seminar leaders Meet in Foyer of Old Vic at 6 pm for departure to nearby restaurant for informal dinner (not included in fee)
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Welcome cocktail reception
5:30 - 7:30 pm The Lobby 192 Bloor St. W. (across from the Royal Ontario Museum) |
Meet other participants and seminar leaders at 6:00 pm for departure to nearby restaurant for informal dinner
(not included in fee) |
Farewell cocktail reception
5 -7 pm Meet in Foyer of Old Vic |
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Kurt Weill Dinner/Cabaret with Bremner Duthie
Annex Live Dinner at 6 pm; Show at 7:30 pm Return to campus on foot or by street car. |
Travel Pursuits reception and dinner with Worldwide Quest Alumni Hall
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Soulpepper Theatre Evening (pre-ordered)
Departures for Distillery District at 3 pm and 5 pm via taxi pools. Foyer of Old Vic |
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