Into The Light
- Date
- Saturday, Sep 10, 2016, 3pm - 4:30pm
- Location
- The Great Hall, Canadian Mennonite University
- Address
- 500 Shaftesbury Blvd., Winnipeg, MB
- Promoters
- Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention
Canadian Mental Health Association
About
The healing power of music will draw Canadians together in a remarkable event to mark World Suicide Prevention Day on Sept. 10, 2016. From sunrise to sunset, a series of concerts will take place in 13 cities from coast to coast.
The Mysterious Barricades Concert Society will be presenting some of this country's finest performers, featuring a variety of musical styles – including classical vocal and instrumental, spoken word, jazz, new music, choral, folk and aboriginal.
For those not able to attend in person, all concerts will be livestreamed throughout the day on our website,mysteriousbarricades.org.
Free Winnipeg Concert Information: Into the Light
Venue: The Great Hall, Canadian Mennonite University
Time: 15:00-16:30 CST
Performers:
Desiree Abbey, cello
Chris Anstey, violin
Andrew Balfour, composer
Mel Braun, baritone
Minna Rose Chung, cello
Lara Ciekiewicz, soprano
Tracy Dahl, soprano
Charlene Diehl, poet
Richard Gillis, trumpet
John Greer, piano
Monica Huisman, soprano
Judy Kehler Siebert, piano
Laura Loewen, piano
Robert MacLaren, tenor
James McLennan, tenor
Lois Watson-Lyons, mezzo-soprano
John Weier, poet
Oleg Pokhanovski, violin
Esprit de Choeur, Valdine Anderson, conductor
Manitoba Opera Chorus, Tadeusz Biernacki
The Mysterious Barricades mission:
To bring the gift of music to the country on World Suicide Prevention Day, to raise awareness surrounding the mysterious barricades between mental illness and health, between the darkness of depression and a flicker of hope, between life and death. To encourage public discourse about the impacts of suicide and measures for suicide prevention. To encourage the formation of community by those impacted by suicide, and to raise funds for education and support of those at risk and those affected.
Presented in partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association and the Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention.