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Season 45

Wednesday February 11, 2026

at 7:30 PM

Redpath Hall, McGill Unversity

3461 McTavish Street

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PROGRAM

Johannes Brahms -
Trio op. 18 in Bb Major (originally for string sextet, this version for clarinet, cello and piano arranged by Theodor Kirchner and Simon Aldrich)
Gerald Finzi - Eclogue (arranged for solo piano with clarinet and strings by Simon Aldrich)
Franz Schubert - String Quartet No. 13 in A Minor, D.804 “Rosamunde Quartet”

MUSICIANS

Dorothy Fieldman Fraiberg, piano ~ Simon Aldrich, clarinet ~ Alexander Lozowski, violin ~ Amélie Benoit Bastien, violin ~ Pierre Tourville, viola ~ Sheila Hannigan, cello

 

 
 

MUSICIANS

Dorothy Fieldman Fraiberg , piano
Yannick Nézet-Séguin, piano
Simon Aldrich , clarinet
Alexander Lozowski, violin
Amélie Benoit Bastien, violin
Elvira Misbakhova, viola
Pierre Tourville, viola
Rose Shaw, viola
Sheila Hannigan, cello
Yannick Chênevert, double bass


 




 




 

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Allegra Chamber Music

Allegra brings together accomplished musicians from many of Montreal's leading ensembles who all share a passion for chamber music.

Inspiring and engaging programs, presented with live introductory commentary, are tailored to please both curious neophytes and experienced audiences alike.

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THE THEME

Allegra’s focus is on rarely performed works, as well as unique arrangements, with the goal of presenting surprising performances.

THE EXPERIENCE

Our concerts take place in historic Redpath Hall and Tanna Schulich Hall, warm and inviting venues at the center of the McGill campus. We invite you to join us for a peaceful and meditative listening experience.

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Our concerts are made possible through the generosity of our sponsors and friends, as well as from funds raised through our Annual Gala Concert. Please consider Giving the Gift of Music!

 
 

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