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Citadel & Compagnie remounts "Against Nature", a dance-opera inspired by Huysen's book. choreography by James Kudelka libretto by Alex Poch-Goldin and music by James Rolfe

featuring Alex Dobson, Laurence Lemieux and Koren Thomas-Smith Attariwala-Reeves-Philcox piano trio

Citadel & Compagnie remounts "Against Nature", a dance-opera inspired by Huysen's book. choreography by James Kudelka libretto by Alex Poch-Goldin and music by James Rolfe

featuring Alex Dobson, Laurence Lemieux and Koren Thomas-Smith Attariwala-Reeves-Philcox piano trio

Citadel & Compagnie remounts "Against Nature", a dance-opera inspired by Huysen's book. choreography by James Kudelka libretto by Alex Poch-Goldin and music by James Rolfe

featuring Alex Dobson, Laurence Lemieux and Koren Thomas-Smith Attariwala-Reeves-Philcox piano trio

Citadel & Compagnie remounts "Against Nature", a dance-opera inspired by Huysen's book. choreography by James Kudelka libretto by Alex Poch-Goldin and music by James Rolfe

featuring Alex Dobson and Laurence Lemieux

Citadel & Compagnie remounts "Against Nature", a dance-opera inspired by Huysen's book. choreography by James Kudelka libretto by Alex Poch-Goldin and music by James Rolfe

featuring Alex Dobson and Laurence Lemieux

Citadel & Compagnie remounts "Against Nature", a dance-opera inspired by Huysen's book. choreography by James Kudelka libretto by Alex Poch-Goldin and music by James Rolfe

featuring Alex Dobson and Laurence Lemieux

I will be performing three of my solo works for choreographed violin, including "Piercing Embrace" and "Frank" (choreographed by Gitanjali Kolanad), and a new work (choreographed by Kelly Arnsby).

Part of a listening series connected to the exhibition "Soundings: An Exhibition in Five Parts" that challenges the ubiquitous consumption of music, including notable composers, musicians, scholars and artists discussing de-colonial, queer, feminist, black and Indigenous-specific forms of listening. This is a free and evolving event series.

I will be creating music (in real-time) to Peter Morin's video scores, "Listening and Love"

For more information see https://agnes.queensu.ca/event/details/against-hungry-listening/?platform=hootsuite

Part of the Faculty of Music's (University of Toronto) new music festival, focused on the music of Hosokawa.

"Constellations" with music by Toshio Hasakawa, Alison Yun-Fei Jiang, Claude Vivier, and Christopher Goddard

This concert will mark my 25th year playing with Esprit Orchestra; my first concert having taken place in February 1994. How time flies!

Canadian University Music Society 2018 Conference. "Challenging equity in Canadian orchestras" draws upon research undertaken for Orchestras Canada through 2017-2018. In this paper, I will problematize the ethical issues confronting Canadian orchestras in a post-Truth and Reconciliation Commission era; most significantly, the perpetuation of cultural colonialism and exoticism in Western art music's advocacy and marketing strategies. These are issues that will also affect, and ultimately, disrupt the prerogatives of Western classical music's training institutions in Canada.

http://www.torontooperetta.com/shows.html

http://www.torontooperetta.com/shows.html

(see Feb 14th event details)

(see Feb. 14th event information)

A choreographed work about "Gandhari" of the Mahabharata. Dancer: Brandy Leary Choreography: Gitanjali Kolanad Music: Parmela Attariwala Produced by Anandam Dance Theatre as part of the Contemporaneity series of the Progress International Festival http://progressfestival.org/programming/contemporaneity $25

"Plug In" featuring music by José Evangelista (CAN) Eugene Astapov (CAN) Matthew Ricketts (CAN) Unsuk Chin (Korea) Tan Dun (China) https://www.espritorchestra.com/concert-tickets/concert/plug-in/

The Brownies are: Nicole Rampersaud, trumpet Nilan Perera, guitar Parmela Attariwala, violin with guest Rakesh Tewari, drums

It's been years since we last shared our sepia tones with Toronto... $10 or pwyc