Vancouver Independent Music Centre (VIM) in partnership with No Horses Music presents songs of love, nature and time by Veda Hille with three singers and two keyboards. Sweet Salish songs of longing by Tillicum Shantie.
Doors: 7:00pm
Tickets: see below
19+/No Minors
Attendees must show proof of vaccination and wear a mask except when seated and drinking.
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The first concert of the VIM's Music at the Cinemas series, to be held Saturday, November 27, will feature two exceptional Vancouver ensembles:
Set 1: Veda Hille with Lucien Durey, Patsy Klein and Nicholas Krgovich will feature songs about love and nature and time, in an art rock/chamber folk style.
Veda Hille voice and keyboards; Lucien Durey voice; Patsy Klein voice; Nicholas Krgovich voice and keyboards
Set 2: Tillicum Shantie will feature jazz arrangements of Salish songs and the music of two legendary indigenous jazz artists – Mildred Bailey and Jim Pepper.
Russell Wallace voice, drums; Tony Wilson guitar; Michelle Bardach voice; Sam Dabrusin voice; Dave Say sax; Russell Sholberg bass; Kai Basanta drums
The Vancouver Independent Music Centre (VIM) is presenting Music at the Cinemas, a series of live music concerts at three iconic Vancouver cinemas, the Rio, the Fox and the Hollywood from November 2021 to March 2022. These concerts will reflect the diversity of music art, cultures and practices of local, regional and national artists. Music at the Cinemas will transport audiences across time and space, immersing them in different worlds of music.
The first concert in the series is curated by composer, guitarist Tony Wilson and presented in partnership with No Horses Music.
Tony says, “My main focus in programming for the two concerts at the Fox Cabaret was variety and to offer audiences a chance to hear music they haven't previously heard.”
VIM aims to support the enjoyment and appreciation of music of diverse cultures and genres including world, classical, jazz, folk, early, popular and experimental by local and visiting musicians and composers. VIM showcases the excellent music and musicians in Vancouver. When touring is possible, VIM will host artists from across Canada and around the world to create a place where musicians and artists from different genres and cultures will meet one another, exchange ideas and experiences and collaborate. These connections will allow VIM to reach wider audiences and to create opportunities for residents and visitors alike to discover and explore all music.
We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of Canadian Heritage through the Support for Workers in the Live Arts and Music Sectors Fund, the BC Arts Council through the Resilience Fund and the City of Vancouver through Cultural Services.
Future shows for this series will be announced on the VIM website, through its newsletter and on social media.
https://vimhouse.ca/