more Jazz @ Montes

Chris is joined by Greg Runions (vibes) and Paul Clifford (bass) to play some of the great standards for clarinet and vibes this Friday night, April 26th from 7-10pm at Montes  in the Prince George Hotel, downtown Kingston

Hope to see you there!

Something Old, Something New: a concert to benefit the extensive restoration of the 114-year-old Cathedral Organ

St. Mary’s Cathedral, Kingston, will host Something Old, Something New: a concert to benefit the extensive restoration of the 114-year-old Cathedral Organ on Sunday, May 26, at 2:30pm.

Integral to the cathedral’s grand acoustics and architecture, the organ has been “the voice of the St. Mary’s Cathedral” since its construction and installation in 1905. It is a centrepiece of the musical heritage of Kingston and the surrounding region.

Music for organ, piano, solo voice and choir will be performed under the direction of Jeffrey Moellman, who will be joined by Cantors of the Cathedral, Sammy Johnston on clarinet, and members of the Moellman Family playing violin.

As well, the new community children’s choir, the Cathedral Youth Singers, will make their formal concert debut, accompanied by Kingston pianist Clare Miller.


Admission is by donation. Tax receipts will be issued for donations of $25 or more.

Refreshments will follow this varied and exciting performance.
St. Mary’s Cathedral is located at 279 Johnson Street (at Clergy) in downtown Kingston.


Inquiries for graphic media or interview should be directed to Jeffrey Moellman, Director of Music and Organist, St. Mary’s Cathedral. Please call 613-546-5521 ext. 7; or email musicmoell@gmail.com.

Please visit the following websites for further information about the organ: www.stmaryscathedral.ca/tour/ http://www.musiqueorguequebec.ca/orgues/canada/kingstonsm.html

Triola Trio – Happy Hour Sound Bytes this Friday, April 12th

Happy Hour Sound Bytes returns this Friday, April 12th at 5pm with Triola Trio. ’Elegance and exquisite performance personified in this unique combination of strings

Gisèle Dalbec-Szczesniak, Melinda Collins and Eileen Beaudette have been a musical presence in Kingston for over four decades. Individual performing credits include CBC broadcasts as well as commercial recordings, solo and chamber concerts throughout Canada, the United States and Europe. Celebrating the spirit of friendship and years of music-making, they blend the sweet sounds of chamber music to create a magical performance. From toe-tapping fiddle tunes to sizzling tangos, popular classics to hot jazz, Triola delights in presenting eclectic programs for audiences of all ages.

Concert is at 5pm at St Mark’s Lutheran Church, 263 Victoria Street. Admission is $15 at the door but only $5 for Queen’s students!

Jazz @ Montes

Come see Chris play at Monte’s ( 200 Ontario St, Kingston, On ) this Friday night – April 5th – from 7-10pm.

He joins Kingston favorites Dave Barton, Paul Clifford and Sue Graff for some of the best tunes of classic jazz.