Presented by Codes d’Accès.

Tomás Díaz Villegas, Canción, for two cellos, accordion and trumpet (10′), 2023.
Darko Dimitrijevic (he), accordion
Loïc Lapatrie (he), trumpet
Audréanne Filion (she), cello
Juliette Leclerc (she), cello
Charles-Éric Fontaine (he), conductor

Liberté-Anne Lymberiou, FROTAE vol2, for 5 saxophones (45’), 2024.
Geneviève Gauthier (she), alto saxophone
René Zeledon (he), tenor saxophone
Ida Toninato (she), baritone saxophone
Philippe Lauzier (he), alto and soprano saxophone
Naomi McCarroll-Butler (she), tenor saxophone
Liberté-Anne Lymberiou (she), composition, musical and artistic direction

at mai/son; message me for exact address.

$10 / NOTAFLOF, BYOB

playing drone machines, reeds and percussion with guitarist Atsushi Ikeda, opening for MASKER

Celebrating our duo tape release with UK label Soundholes.

With my favorite band Rumé Kover opening.

Nick Fraser - drums
Dan Pitt - guitar
Alex Fournier - bass
Patrick Smith - sax
Naomi McCarroll-Butler - sax and bass clar

Tickets here.

Featuring Beverly Glenn Copeland, Vivek Shraya, Sister Ray and many more.

~ a saxophone quintet of ~

Philippe Lauzier / Geneviève Gauthier / René Zeledon / Melissa Pipe / Allison Burik / Naomi

~ play the music of ~

Liberté-Anne Lymberiou

touring our new record across West-Central Canada.

Dan Pitt - guitar
Alex Fournier - bass
Nick Fraser - drums
Patrick Smith - saxophones
Naomi - alto sax and bass clarinet

touring our new record across West-Central Canada.

Dan Pitt - guitar
Alex Fournier - bass
Nick Fraser - drums
Patrick Smith - saxophones
Naomi - alto sax and bass clarinet

touring our new record across West-Central Canada.

Dan Pitt - guitar
Alex Fournier - bass
Nick Fraser - drums
Patrick Smith - saxophones
Naomi - alto sax and bass clarinet

touring our new record across West-Central Canada.

Dan Pitt - guitar
Alex Fournier - bass
Nick Fraser - drums
Patrick Smith - saxophones
Naomi - alto sax and bass clarinet

touring our new record across West-Central Canada.

Dan Pitt - guitar
Alex Fournier - bass
Nick Fraser - drums
Patrick Smith - saxophones
Naomi - alto sax and bass clarinet

touring our new record across West-Central Canada.

Dan Pitt - guitar
Alex Fournier - bass
Nick Fraser - drums
Patrick Smith - saxophones
Naomi - alto sax and bass clarinet

touring our new record across West-Central Canada.

Dan Pitt - guitar
Alex Fournier - bass
Nick Fraser - drums
Patrick Smith - saxophones
Naomi - alto sax and bass clarinet

late night folk freakout

Playing with a hero of mine. **To protect the artist, full mask mandate in effect**

Beverly Glenn-Copeland and friends: The Salon Evening with Mimi O’Bonsawin

Doors: 7PM | Show: 8PM

General Admission: $40 (taxes incl) Online | $45 At the Door
**This venue is wheelchair accessible with wheelchair accessible bathrooms and welcoming of service animals**

Family friendly BBQ with minimalist saxophone music. Contact me for address. FROTAE is a sax quintet playing the music of Liberté-Anne Lymberiou. It features Philippe Lauzier, Geneviève Gauthier, René Zeledon, Melissa Pipe and myself.

Animating the opening of Solvey Johnsgaard’s exhibit at Édifice VA de l’Université de Concordia.

Free outdoor show at Guelph jazz Festival.

Sadaf Amini (santur)
Roa Lee (gayageum)
Araz Salek (tar)
Naomi McCarroll-Butler (woodwinds)
Yang Chen (percussion)
Sasan Salaseli (percussion)

Joe Sorbara - drums
Racha Moukalled - vibes
Adrian Russouw - bass
Naomi - sax

I’ll be premiering the solo microtonal clarinet pieces of composer Brian Abbott, along with sets from the other musicians of Cowbird Collective.

Cowbird Collective is a group of composer/performers: Brian Abbott, Germaine Liu, Paul Newman, Manuel Morales and myself.

@ Casa del Popolo, a Kickdrum production

$15

Free, online reservation required.

The PHI Foundation is pleased to present Stretching the Unison, a performance organized by Adam Kinner, featuring Erin Hill, Naomi McCarroll-Butler, and Frédérique Roy.  

To play together, to feel time and pitch from the same position, to be in unison, is one of the foundations of musical performance. And yet, how together we actually are, in general or in a particular passage, is a matter of perspective, positionality, and context. What may seem to be unison at one moment can appear disjointed at another. Unison in music can be thought of as the feeling of listening to another that is also oneself, with all the misrecognition and disidentification inherent in such a formulation. 

Adam Kinner, an artist who works across performance, music, and dance, has invited three artists—Erin Hill, Naomi McCarroll-Butler, and Frédérique Roy—to play music with him that focuses on the question of unison and its limits. While the music proceeds from a desire to be together, to blanket one another in the warmth of each other’s tone, it also readily gives in to the limits of this togetherness and the desire to flee when you hear yourself reflected back. In the resonant space of the PHI Foundation, the artists will stretch the unison until it breaks, or holds them together.

$15 NOTAFLOF

new songs from buddy Elyot

opening for Potions with my solo drone/whistle/singing project mer agatha, first time in Toronto.

Sadaf Amini (santur)
Roa Lee (gayageum)
Araz Salek (tar)
Naomi McCarroll-Butler (woodwinds)
Yang Chen (percussion)
Sasan Salaseli (percussion)