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Good afternoon, you're listening to the new Classical FM 96.3 on your dial. I'm Drew Todd. So great to have you along with us on this beautiful spring day, we've got just a marvelous selection of music coming up over the next couple of hours as well as some big news and announcements you're gonna want to hear about and a really cool interview I did with Craig Kill Inder. Now he's the wig master for the upcoming Mirvish production, harry potter and the cursed Child opening May 31st and he's a really interesting fellow with just a wealth of equally interesting stories. We had a lot of fun and that'll be coming up near the end of the show so be sure to stay locked in on us before we get to all of that. So why don't we cleanse the palate as they say and launch right into some new music. We've got a fresh one here from Canadian composer Jocelyn morlock. Now, this is an excerpt from her latest release at Canary. It's morlocks First Flute Concerto and is heard here performed by the Vancouver Island Symphony. This one is entitled Orn efficiency for Flute and Orchestra On the new classical 96.3. Welcome back if you're just joining us that was Jocelyn morlock SAr Nif Clemency as performed by the Vancouver Island Symphony. What a beautiful piece that was. We'll take a quick look at the weather. Now, the sun's gonna continue to poke out over the course of the day with mixed showers occurring across the G T. A. Only about a 30% chance of more rain this evening with a nighttime low of about three degrees. Currently we're sitting at eight degrees in Toronto feeling like five and it's currently eight degrees in Berrien, six in Collingwood. Hey, happy to see live doors opening again across the province finally feeling like a turn back towards the normal of course, there is nothing quite like an evening out of live classical music Masterworks of Oakville will present vivaldi and bach on saturday april 30th and that will be held at ST Matthew's catholic church in Oakville at eight PM. The teachers in concert fundraiser is going to happen this year on sunday May 1st at 23 Prince Arthur Avenue Toronto tickets for that one or 22 23 the off center Music salon presents, I remember now this is a hybrid of music and readings from composers, memoirs featuring Orville part too, boozy, Tchaikovsky Strauss and others And that will be held this Sunday April 10 at Trinity ST. Paul's United Church in Toronto coming up over the next hour we've got some Mendelssohn, some Hugo Alphen and some valentines Silvestro. If we're going to dive right back into some listening. Now as we kick off this next set with the iconic of a Maria performed by the doj's harmonium monday ensemble right here on the new classical FM if you haven't had a chance to yet drop by our website Classical FM dot C A to get all your up to date news on the arts and beyond links to specialty podcast. You can get to know us hosts a little bit better and some great contest going on there right now as well, including a chance to win tickets to the return of Cirque du Soleil's curios. So lots to discover and explore on classical FM dot C A. Be sure to visit us there regularly. Well, as we edge ever closer to three o'clock, that pretty much wraps it up for me. I'm Drew Todd. Thanks as always for tuning in. Mark Wigmore is of course, up next with the Oasis to take you on through to seven. We're gonna close out this segment with an incredibly intricate piece often cited as one of the most difficult violin compositions to perform. Not for the faint of heart. This is Paganini Caprice in minor 24 on the new Classical FM. Have a wonderful day.