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WorkshopsCAMMAC is great to have occasions to meet other musicians to make music, but it's also a great place to organize activities to discover new music cultures or to be coached by a professional musician to explore something new. Introduction to Traditional Music of IrelandLearn, by ear, to play a few tunes in traditional style. This workshop is aimed primarily at competent flute, recorder, or violin players who have little experience in playing traditional music or in learning by ear. Recorder players should bring a D whistle, if they have one. Some whistles will be available at the workshop. Written music will be distributed at the end of the workshop. No matter what your instrument, familiarity with traditional music, or speed of learning, you are most welcome. Hope to see you! Teachers: From 1:30 P.M. to 5:00 P.M., at Vanier College, 821 Ste Croix avenue, St-Laurent,
Room A250. Renaissance Music with Betsy MacMillanSeptember 28th, 2008: Come one and all for an afternoon of "Renaissance 'Big Band' and Voices" - all voices and instruments are welcome - including all voice types, all modern instruments, as well as recorders, viols, baroque strings, baroque and renaissance winds. We will be reading 3,4 and 5 part madrigals, chansons, drinking songs and the like. We will have a joyful, delightful and sometimes raucous time! Pitch is at 440 From 2:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M., at Vanier College, 821 Ste Croix avenue, St-Laurent,
Room A250. BETSY MACMILLAN viola da gamba is a founding member of Ensemble Arion, formed in 1981, with whom she performed numerous concerts in Europe, Mexico, Ireland, England , Brazil, the United States, as well as throughout Canada. She is heard regularly on the CBC and Radio Canada networks both as a soloist as well as a chamber musician, and has made many recordings on the labels of ATMA, Dorion, Analekta, Marquis, Titanic, SRC, and CBC .
She freelances with a variety of groups and is coordinator of the Early Music Ensembles at McGill University. She is also invited regularly to teach at many different early music and viola da gamba workshops.
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