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Amadeus Choir and Orchestra conducted by Lydia Adams
Leslie Fagan: Soprano, Christina Stelmacovich: Mezzo-soprano,
Stephen Harland: Tenor, Daniel Lichti: Bass-baritone
Location: George Weston Recital Hall, Toronto Centre for the Arts
Date & Time: Saturday October 21, 7:30 p.m.
A few minutes before the concert started, there still were some people coming in to the concert hall looking for their seats. The hall itself was not as big as I expected; it was about the same size as a high school concert hall. It was a very modern-looking hall inside and out. It was noticeable that the building was fairly new.
The cover of the booklet introduced the title ¡°Amadeus Sings Mozart¡± and the solo singers with the conductor. It looked quite interesting that Amadeus, the first name of Mozart, sings Mozart¡¯s pieces. But soon, I realized that the name of the choir was Amadeus, and everything was understood. The programme gave the list of pieces they were performing. They were all......

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