Music for Your Blues will combine music, stories, and poetry to explore themes on belonging, our relationship to nature, and our greater place in the universe.
Yolanda Bruno will perform musical selections on the violin. All ages 14 years and up are welcome.
There will be group activities (participation is optional, but encouraged) and a short time writing a reflection (papers and pencils will be provided).
Music for Your Blues will create a safe space for all in attendance. Please come as you are.
Yolanda Bruno is a concert violinist, and a creator of stories. She has been performing music for as long as she can remember. She grew up in Ottawa, spent many years in Montreal and London (UK), and now calls Toronto home. Her day job is playing as a member of the violin section in the Toronto Symphony Orchestra. She love to create stories in concert and play music for communities across our beautiful country. She has had the privilege of playing very ancient violins, including current playinga Venetian 1737 Domenico Montagnana violin on loan from Groupe Canimex and a Parisian 1816 Nicolas Lupot violin on private loan.
It is her great passion to use music as a tool to communicate big ideas and to make a lasting difference in our lives.
Cost: FREE- but registration required. Click HERE to register.
This is the last of nine Ontario Trillium Foundation funded High Notes Avante ‘WeAllHaveAStory' workshops.
