Piano Piano Piano!

Magdalena von Eccher, Max Keenlyside, and Glen Montgomery will present a program accentuating the instinsic beauty and power of the piano. All three are known for their artistic abilities, and this concert will show off everything they can do.

Glen Montgomery is one of Canada’s dynamic musicians, recognized for his years of passionate dedication to performing, teaching, lecturing and composing. Glen’s concerts have taken him on tours of Russia, USA, Australia, Iceland, Italy, Japan, France and of course, Canada, featuring an extensive and diverse solo and concerto repertoire. Broadcasts on PBS, CBC, Radio Canada, Belarus and Icelandic TV and radio as well as recordings on Analekta, have received numerous awards. Lynn Harrell, Nina Beilina, James Campbell, Carol Neblett, Denis Brott, Frances Ginzer, Blaine Hendsbee, the Orford Quartet, Jose Luis Garcia, and Magdalena von Eccher are just a few of the great artists with whom he has played on tour and at chamber music festivals in Ottawa, Montréal and especially the Festival of the Sound.

Lauded for his skills as a ragtime and traditional jazz pianist, Max Keenlyside has performed for CBC and has headlined at festivals across North America. A graduate of the Holland College School of Performing Arts, Max went on to study classical and jazz piano at Mount Allison University. Max’s debut album, KeenlyStride, was met with critical acclaim and his second release, Mostly Max, puts an emphasis on his own piano compositions. His latest release is Invincible Syncopations, featuring the piano solo works of Vincent Matthew Johnson.

Magdalena is among Canada’s most respected musicians, appreciated for her genuine warmth, dedication, and artistic sensibility. Praised for presentations as soloist, in chamber music, and with orchestra, she astonishes her colleagues and audiences alike with powerful, memorable interpretations; her musical communication is always personal, poetic, and of the highest artistic calibre.

 

Cohort Seating

Specific seats are not available for purchase at this time, and bubbles will be sat by ushers on the day of the event.

More safety information will be sent to you through email before your event. The safety of our audience, artists, volunteers, and staff are of utmost importance.  

 

Terms and Conditions:
By purchasing a ticket, you are agreeing to follow all CPHO-approved COVID-19 safety measures implemented by the Indian River Festival. These safety measures include sanitization upon arrival to the venue, maintaining 6feet distance from other bubbles, and following up-to-date travel regulations. You also agree that upon arrival you will be asked a series of questions to determine your health status before entry. Here is a reminder of what are considered symptoms of COVID-19 and what warrants not attending the concert.

Symptoms‌ ‌of‌ ‌COVID-19‌ ‌include‌:‌ ‌

• cough‌ ‌(new‌ ‌or‌ ‌exacerbated‌ ‌chronic)‌ ‌               
• sore‌ ‌throat‌
• marked‌ ‌fatigue‌
• headache‌ ‌
• body‌ ‌aches‌
• sneezing/runny‌ ‌nose/congestion‌ ‌(not‌ ‌related‌ ‌to‌ ‌seasonal‌ ‌allergies)‌ ‌
• acute‌ ‌loss‌ ‌of‌ ‌taste‌ ‌or‌ ‌sense‌ ‌of‌ ‌smell‌
• fever/chills‌ ‌

Performers, volunteers and audience members will not attend if they are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 (even if they think it is not COVID-19), if someone else in their household is experiencing symptoms, or if they suspect that they have been exposed.