Christos Hatzis

CURRICULUM VITAE

Faculty of Music University of Toronto

Edward Johnson Building 80 Queen’s Park Crescent

Toronto, Ontario M5S 2C5 Canada

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E-mail: christos@hatzis.com

Web site: www.hatzis.com

I. EDUCATION 1982 STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BUFFALO Ph.D. Studied composition with Morton Feldman, Lejaren Hiller and Wlodzimierz Kotonski. 1977 EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC, ROCHESTER, N.Y.

Master of Music. Studied composition with Samuel Adler and Russell Peck. 1976 EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC

Bachelor of Music. Studied composition with Joseph Schwantner and Warren Benson. 1974 HELLENIC CONSERVATORY, VOLOS, GREECE

Diploma in Orchestration 1973 HELLENIC CONSERVATORY

Diploma in Theory/Education

ACCADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

1995 - Associate Professor, Faculty of Music, University of Toronto 1998 - Received Tenure Faculty of Music, University of Toronto. 2002 – Professor, Faculty of Music, University of Toronto.

MEMBERSHIPS

Music For a Change (President, founding member, 1998 - 2002) Canadian League of Composers (member) Canadian Music Centre (associate member) Electronic Music Foundation (Charter Subscriber) SOCAN (Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers of Canada) (member) Toronto Musicians Association (A. F. of M.) (member)

Union of Greek Composers (member)

II. AWARDS and NOMINATIONS

Juno Award Nomination

Classical composition of the Year, 2004 _for Everlasting Light

National Ethnic Press and Media Council of Canada

and Heritage Canada, 2003

Juno Award Nomination

Classical composition of the Year, 2003 _for Orbiting Garden

New Pioneer Award, 2002

Sponsored by Skills for Change and Heritage Canada

Prix Bohemia, Special Prize _ for Footprints in New Snow Radio Music Category, 1998

The Jean A. Chalmers _ for Nunavut National Music Award, 1998 The (Governor-General) _ for Erotikos Logos

Jules Léger Prize, 1996

Prix Italia, Special Prize _ for Footprints in New Snow Radio Music Category, 1996 The Jean A. Chalmers Award for _ for Burial Ground Composition. Finalist, 1996 Orchestral Competition of _for Beyond the Pillars of Hercules

the City of Athens. Third Prize, 1991.

III. COMMISSIONS AND GRANTS By the Canada Council for the Arts, 2004 _ Telluric Dances

By the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 2004 _ Telluric Dances

Travel Grant _ premiere of The Canada Council for the Arts, 2004. Sepulcher of Life

Vancouver, BC / Edmonton, AB Travel Grant to Greece and Egypt Department of Foreign Affairs (Gryphon Trio), 2003 By the Canada Council for the Arts, 2003 _ Sepulcher of Life By the Laidlaw Foundation, 2003 _ Four Rituals

By the Toronto Children’s Choir _ LIGHT (Arctic Dreams 2) With a grant from the Ontario Arts Council, 2003 By the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 2004 _ Winter Solstice

For Jamie Sommerville and the CBC Radio Orchestra, 2002 By Pilobolus Dance Theatre, 2002 _ My Brother’s Keeper By the Eastern Prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic _ Light from the Cross Church of America, 2002 By Patricia Rosario and the English Chamber Choir_ The Troparion of Cassiani with a grant from the Stavros S. Niarchos Foundation, 2002. Grants for Sound Recording (to SLSQ) _ CD recording of Hatzis’ Canada Council for the Arts, 2002. String Quartets Travel Grant _ CD recording of The Canada Council for the Arts, 2001. Confessional

Vancouver, BC Production grant for UK premiere (to ECC) _ Everlasting Light The Michael Marks Foundation, 2001

By Rivka Golani and Beverley Johnston _ Pyrrichean Dances with a grant from the Laidlaw Foundation, 2001. By Rivka Golani and Beverley Johnston _ Pyrrichean Dances with a grant from the Ontario Arts Council, 2000. By the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation _ Pyrrichean Dances for Rivka Golani and Beverley Johnston, 2000. Travel Grant _ London (UK) premiere of The Canada Council for the Arts, 2000. Everlasting Light Travel Grant _ premiere of Zeitgeist The Canada Council for the Arts, 1999. Athens, Greece By the Gryphon Trio with a grant from _ Constantinople the Laidlaw Foundation, 1999. By Music Canada 2000 _ Constantinople for the Gryphon Trio and Jean Stillwel, 1998. By Music Canada 2000 _ Everlasting Light for the Elmer Iseler Singers, 1998. Grants to Composers Program _ De Angelis Toronto Arts Council, 1998. by the Toronto Chamber Choir with a grant _ De Angelis from the Ontario Arts Council, 1998. Travel Grant _ Sound Symposium The Canada Council for the Arts, 1998. St. John’s, NF By the Elmer Iseler Singers with a grant _ Everlasting Light from the Canada Council, 1998. Grants for Sound Recording _ Footprints in New Snow The Canada Council for the Arts, 1997. (compact disc) Travel Grant _ Heirmos The Canada Council for the Arts, 1997. European premiere (U.K.) By the Scotia Festival of Music _ Farewell to Bach for the Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra with a grant from the Nova Scotia Arts Council, 1997.

Grants to Composers Program _ Confessional Toronto Arts Council, 1997. By the St. Lawrence Quartet with a grant _ String Quartet No. 2

from the Ontario Arts Council, 1997. (The Gathering)

By the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation _ Viderune Omnes for the Millennium Project of the European Broadcasting Union, 1997. By the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation _ Farewell to Bach for the Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra, 1997. SOCAN Composer-in-residence program _ Kyrie with the Bach Elgar Choir, 1997. By the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation _ Confessional for Shauna Rolston and the CBC Vancouver Orchestra, 1996. By the Bach Elgar Choir with a grant _ Kyrie from the Laidlaw Foundation, 1996. Grants to Composers Program _ Feritility Rites Toronto Arts Council, 1996. By the Bach Elgar Choir with a grant _ Kyrie

the Ontario Arts Council, 1996. By Keith Horner with a grant from _ Footprints in New Snow the Ontario Arts Council, 1995 F.A.C.T.O.R. Independent Artists _ Erotikos Logos (CD) Recording Loan, 1995. Recording Program for Classical Music _ Erotikos Logos (CD) Grant, Ontario Arts Council, 1995. Special Music Projects Grant _ Footprints in New Snow Ontario Arts Council, 1994. By Jean-Guy Boisvert _ Melisma with a grant from the Ontario Arts Council, 1994. By Soundstreams Canada _ Heirmos

with a grant from the Canada Council, 1994. By the Smith Quartet _ Nunavut with a grant from the London Arts Board (UK), 1994. By Anne-Marie Donovan _ Tetragrammaton with a grant from Ontario Arts Council, 1994. By the Canadian Broadcasting _ Footprints in New Snow Corporation, 1994. Grants to Composers Program _ Three Songs on Toronto Arts Council, 1993. Poems by Sappho

By Soundstreams Canada _ of Threads for Lawrence Cherney and Erica Goodman and Labyrinths with a grant from the Ontario Arts Council, 1993. By the Smith Quartet _ Nunavut with a grant from the Canada Council, 1993. Grants to Composers Program, _ The Gouldberg Toronto Arts Council, 1992. Variations By Le Nouvel Ensemble Moderne _ The Gouldberg with a grant from Variations the Canada Council, 1992. By the Fifth Species _ Burial Ground the Ontario Arts Council, 1992. By the Canadian Broadcasting _ The Idea of Canada Corporation, 1992. By ConAccord Canada for Robert Aitken _ Concerto for Flute with a grant from & Chamber Orchestra the Ontario Arts Council, 1991.

By the Canadian Broadcasting _ From the Vanishing Corporation for the viola section Gardens of Eden of the Toronto Symphony, 1991. By The Shobana Jeyasingh _ Byzantium Dance Company with a grant from

the Arts Council of Great Britain, 1991. Project Grant, _ Byzantium the Canada Council, 1991. By ConAccord Canada for Joseph Petric _ Orbiting Garden with a grant from (accordion version) the Laidlaw Foundation, 1991. By Robert Black _ The Birth of Venus with a grant from the Canada Council, 1990. Sound Recording Grant. _ Byzantium The Canada Council, 1990. The Compact Disc. By Peter Hannan, Douglas Perry and _ Stylus Joseph Petric with a grant from the Ontario Arts Council, 1990. Travel Grant. Ministry of External Affairs (Greece), 1990. Travel Grant. The Canada Council, 1989. By Peter Hannan _ Dithyros Dithyrambos with a grant from the Canada Council, 1989.

By the Athens Festival, 1989. _ Prisma By Douglas Perry _ The Mega4 Meta4 with a grant from the Ontario Arts Council, 1988. By the Canadian Broadcasting _ Pavillons En l’ Air Corporation for Scott Irvine and Beverley Johnston, 1988. By the Music Gallery _ Orbiting Garden for Anthony de Mare with a grant from the Canada Council, 1988. By the Canadian Electronic Ensemble _ Nadir for Peter Hannan and Rivka Golani with a grant from the Ontario Arts Council, 1987.

By the Patras International _ The Temptation Festival, 1987. of St. Anthony By the Hellenic Radio and _ Embroidered Television Network, 1987. By the City of Heracleion _ Salutations Crete, 1986. By the City of Heracleion, _ Omen Crete, 1985. By Ars Omnia with a grant from _ Beyond the Pillars the Minister of State for Multiculturalism of Hercules (Canada), 1985. COMMISSIONS OF INCIDENTAL MUSIC

The Movie Co-Op Mozart Loves Me Soundtrack for feature film, 2003 CBC Television; Man Alive; theme music for the series; 1992 - 1995. CBC Television; Man Alive; soundtrack for the 25th Anniversary Special, ‘Progress & Prophecy’; 1992. CBC Radio; Music Around Us; opening and closing themes; 1991- 1993. CBC Radio; Pacific Encounters; opening and closing themes; 1988.

IV. PRINCIPAL COMPOSITIONS

Telluric Dances. 2005 For oboe and orchestra (1 flute, 1 piccolo, 1 English horn, 1 clarinet in B-flat, 1 bass clarinet, 1 bassoon, 1 contrabassoon, 3 French horns in F, 2 trumpets in B-flat, 1 tenor trombone, 1 bass trombone, 1 tuba, 3 percussion, 1 harp, strings: 8, 6, 4, 4, 2 or more). Commissioned by Symphony Nova Scotia for Suzanne Lemieux and by Joseph Salvalaggio with funds from the Canada Council for the Arts and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 29 minutes.

Cruel Elegance. 2004 For string quartet. For the St. Lawrence String Quartet. Duration 4:30 minutes.

Winter Solstice: Concerto for French Horn and String Orchestra. 2004 String orchestra size: 8 (or 16), 6 (or 12), 4 (or 8), 4 (or 8), 2 (or 4). Commissioned by The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for Jamie Sommerville and the CBC Radio Orchestra. 30 minutes.

Four Rituals for Percussion Quintet, Choir and Audience. 2004 Commissioned by the percussion group NEXUS with funds from the Laidlaw Foundation (Canada). Duration: 23 - 30 minutes.

Parlor Music. 2004 For vibraphone, clarinet, cello, piano. Requested by percussionist Beverley Johnston and the Amici Ensemble (Joaquin Valdepeñas, clarinet; David Hetherington, cello; Patricia Parr, piano). Duration: 7:00 minutes.

Christos Anesti. 2004

For alto, Middle-Eastern singer (alto) and orchestra (2 flutes, 2 clarinets in B flat, 2 bassoons, 4 French horns, 1 tuba, 1 harp, three percussion, strings ((8, 8, 6, 6, 3). Based on the Greek Orthodox Easter chant by the same title. Christos Anesti is an adaptation of Creeds, the opening movement of Constantinople and was created to be programmed together with Sepulcher of Life. Duration: 6:30 minutes.

The Troparion of Kassiani, 2004

for soprano and SATB choir. Commissioned by the Michael Marks Foundation (UK) for Patricia Rosario and the English Chamber Choir. (Projected length: 30 minutes) Sepulcher of Life, 2004 For soprano, SATB choir and orchestra. Commissioned by the Vancouver Bach Choir, the Richard Eaton Singers, the Ottawa Choral Society and the St. Lawrence Choir with a grant from the Canada Council for the Arts. (Projected length: 30 minutes). K627: Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in the Spirit of W. A. Mozart, 2003

Part of the soundtrack for the feature film Mozart Loves Me (26 minutes). LIGHT 9Arctic Dreams 2), 2002

For flute, vibraphone, tape and multiple children’s choirs. Commissioned by The Toronto Children’s Chorus with a grant from the Ontario Arts Council (9 minutes). Light from the Cross For soprano and chamber orchestra. Commissioned by the Eastern Prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic Church of America for soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian. Text: Armenian sacred texts. (50 minutes).

Arctic Dreams (1), 2002

For flute, vibraphone, tape and (optional) child soprano. (6:30 minutes).

Afterthoughts 1, 2002

for violin, cello piano. (6 minutes).

Pyrrichean Dances, 2001

for viola, precussion and string orhcestra. Commissioned by Rivka Golani and Beverley Johnston with grants from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and the Laidlaw Foundation. (30 minutes).

From The Book of Job, 2001

for soprano and orchestra (picc, 2fl., 2ob., Eng.hn, 2cl., b.cl., 2bsn, c.bsn., 4hn., 3trp., 2trb., b.trb., tb., 4perc., harp, celesta, strings:16, 15, 12, 10, 8). Epiphany is an arrangement of an earlier work, Tetragrammaton for soprano and tape. (13 minutes). Constantinople, 2000 (rev. 2001)

for mezzo-soprano, middle-eastern female singer (alto), violin, cello, piano, quadraphonic tape and visual media. Commissioned by the Gryphon Trio with grants from Music Canada 2000 and the Laidlaw Foundation. (75 minutes).

Everlasting Light, 1999

for countertenor, tenor, baritone, SATB choir, percussion (marimba, bells) and crystal glasses. Commissioned by the Rosedale United Church (Toronto) and Music Canada

2000 for Beverley Johnston and the Elmer Iseler Singers with grants from the Julie-Jiggs Foundation and the Canada Council. (30 minutes).

String Quartet No. 2, 1999

Commissioned by the St. Lawrence Quartet with a grant from the Ontario Arts Council. (30 minutes) De Angelis, 1999

for mezzo soprano, three altos, SATB choir and drone. Based on the antiphone ‘O

gloriosissimi lux vivens angeli’ by Hildegard of Bingen. Texts in Latin by Hildegard of Bingen. Commissioned by the Toronto Chamber Choir with grants from the Ontario Arts Council and the Toronto Arts Council. (26 minutes).

Viderunt Omnes, 1998

for radio. Commissioned by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for the Millennium Project of the European Broadcasting Union. (5’ 45”, DAT tape or CD-R.)

Farewell to Bach, 1998

for Baroque orchestra. Also available for two solo violins, flute, alto recorder, oboe, english horn, bassoon and strings (4, 4, 3, 2, 1.) Commissioned by the Scotia Festival of

Music for the Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra with a grants from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and the Nova Scotia Arts Council. (18 minutes). Kyrie, 1997

for soprano, countertenor, tenor, baritone, bass two SATB choirs, organ, two percussion and two double basses. Commissioned by the Bach Elgar Choir with grants from the Ontario Arts Council and the Laidlaw Foundation. (60 minutes). Confessional, 1997

for violoncello and orchestra. Orchestra size: 2 flutes, 2 oboi (second oboe doubling on English horn), 2 clarinets, 2 bassons, 4 French horns, 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, 1 tuba, 1 harp, 2 percussion (celeste); strings: 8, 7, 6, 6, 2. Commissioned by the Canadian

Broadcasting Corporation and the Grants to Composers Program of the Toronto Arts

Council for Shauna Rolston and the CBC Vancouver Orchestra. (20 minutes). Fertility Rites, 1997 for 5-octave marimba and tape. Commissioned by Beverley Johnston with a grant from the Toronto Arts Council. (13 minutes). Zeitgeist, 1996

for string orchestra (12, 10, 8, 8, 4). (14 minutes). Footprints in New Snow, 1996

a radio documentary/composition. Commissioned by Keith Horner with grants from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and the Ontario Arts Council. Winner of the Prix

Italia ’96 Special Prize for Music. (38 minutes). Melisma, 1995

for clarinet and drone. Commissioned by Jean-Guy Boisvert with a grant from the Ontario Arts Council (15 minutes). Tetragrammaton, 1995 for soprano and tape. Commissioned by Anne-Marie Donovan with a grant from the Ontario Arts Council. Based on texts from the Book of Job edited by the composer (12 minutes).

Heirmos, 1994 for oboe d’ amore, SATB choir, violin, violoncello, harp and percussion (vibraphone & bass drum). Commissioned by Soundstreams Canada with a grant from the Canada Council. Liturgical texts in Byzantine Greek. (24 minutes).

Nunavut, 1994

for string quartet and tape. Commissioned by the Smith Quartet with a grant from the Canada Council and the London Arts Board (UK). (21 minutes). Of Threads and Labyrinths, 1994

for oboe, harp and tape. Commissioned by Soundstreams Canada for Lawrence Cherney and Erica Goodman with a Grant from the Ontario Arts Council. (15 minutes). Three Songs on poems by Sappho, 1993

for countertenor, clarinet, viola, cello and piano. Funded by the Grants to Composers program of the Toronto Arts Council. Texts in classical Greek by Sappho. (25 minutes). Concerto for Flute and Chamber Orchestra, 1993

for solo flute, oboe, bassoon, harpsichord and string orchestra. Commissioned by ConAccord Canada for Robert Aitken with a grant from the Ontario Arts Council. (35 minutes).

Burial Ground (In Memoriam: Chari Polatos), 1993

for woodwind quintet (flute, oboe, clarinet, french horn and bassoon). Commissioned by the Fifth Species woodwind quintet with a grant from the Ontario Arts Council. (25 minutes). The Gouldberg Variations, 1992

for MIDI piano (played by a computer), flute (piccolo), oboe, 2 clarinets (bass clarinet), bassoon, french horn, trumpet, trombone, percussion (1 player), piano, 2 violins, viola, cello and double bass. Based on Glenn Gould’s recordings of Bach’s ‘Goldberg Variations’. Commissioned by Le Nouvel Ensemble Moderne with grants from the Canada Council and the Toronto Arts Council (Grants to Composers program.) In collaboration with computer software developer Ernest Cholakis. (27 minutes). The Idea of Canada, 1992

Radio piece realized in collaboration with current affairs producer Steve Wadhams, and sound engineers Rod Crocker and Laurence Stevenson. Commissioned by the Canadian

Broadcasting Corporation for the occasion of the CBC ‘Glenn Gould Week’. (37 minutes). From the Vanishing Gardens of Eden, 1992

for twelve violas and tape. Commissioned by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for the viola section of the Toronto Symphony. (13 minutes).

Erotikos Logos, 1991

six songs for countertenor, clarinet, viola, cello and piano. Texts in Greek by Giorgos Seferis. (22 minutes).

Byzantium, 1991

for oboe percussion and tape. The centrepiece of a trilogy of Bharatha Natyam dance scores collectively titled ‘New Cities/Ancient Lands’. Commissioned by The Shobana

Jeyasingh Dance Company with a grant from the Arts Council of Great Britain. (24 minutes). Mortiferum Fel, 1985-1990

for accordion, flute, oboe, bassoon, trumpet, French horn, trombone, percussion, and string quartet. A palimpsest on Contrapunctus III from The Art of the Fugue by J. S. Bach. (Formerly the middle movement of Spring Equinox). Commissioned by Arraymusic for the BACH-300 festival in Toronto. (17 minutes). Stylus, 1990

for four instruments. A palimpsest on Contrapunctus VII from The Art of the Fugue by J. S. Bach. Commissioned by Peter Hannan, Douglas Perry and Joseph Petric with a grant

from the Ontario Arts Council. (8 minutes. Versions for recorder or flute, viola and accordion and for string quartet are also available in score and parts.) The Birth of Venus, 1990

for double bass and tape. Commissioned by Robert Black with a grant from the Canada Council. (18 minutes). The Mega4 Meta4, 1990

for viola and tape. Fifth piece of the Earthrise cycle. Commissioned by Douglas Perry with a grant from the Ontario Arts Council. (15 minutes, score/part and DAT tape.) Dithyros Dithyrambos, 1989

for two recorders (one player). Commissioned by Peter Hannan with a grant from the Canada Council. (8 minutes). Prisma, 1989

for flute, clarinet, violin, viola, cello, double bass, piano and percussion. Commissioned by the Athens Festival, 1989 (10 minutes). Pavillons En l’ Air, 1989

for tuba, percussion and tape (also a different version for double-bass, percussion and tape). Commissioned by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for Scott Irvine and Beverley Johnston. (13 minutes). Orbiting Garden, 1989

for piano (or, alternatively, for MIDI piano or amplified harpsichord) and tape. Second piece of the Earthrise cycle. Commissioned by the Music Gallery for Anthony de Mare with a grant from the Canada Council. Also for accordion and tape (1991). Accordion version commissioned by ConAccord Canada for Joseph Petric with a grant from the Laidlaw Foundation (15 minutes). Crucifix, 1988

for tenor and tape. Fourth piece of the Earthrise cycle. Text from the Byzantine Crucifixus (17 minutes). Nadir, 1988

for recorder (or flute), viola and tape. First piece of the Earthrise cycle. Commissioned by the Canadian Electronic Ensemble for Peter Hannan and Rivka Golani, with a grant from the Ontario Arts Council (7 minutes). The Temptation of St. Anthony, 1987

for tape. Third piece of the Earthrise cycle. Commissioned by the Second Patras

International Festival (10 minutes).

Embroidered, 1987

for soprano, tenor, flute, clarinet, guitar, piano, percussion, violin, cello, and double bass. Commissioned by the Greek National Radio and Television Network. Texts in Greek (10 minutes). On Cerebral Dominance, 1987

for flute, violin, viola, bass clarinet, piano and vibraphone (7 minutes). Salutations, 1986

for soprano, tenor, baritone, chorus and orchestra. Text in Greek by the Byzantine poet Romanos and by the composer. Commissioned and first produced as an opera by the City

of Heracleion, Crete (25 minutes). Beyond the Pillars of Hercules, 1985

for orchestra. Original chamber version commissioned by the Minister of State for

Multiculturalism (14 minutes). Omen, 1985

for flute, oboe, clarinet, trumpet, french horn, trombone, piano, 2 percussion, and string orchestra. Commissioned by the City of Heracleion, Crete (12 minutes). Equivoque, 1985

for accordion and tape. Based on J. S . Bach’s The Art of the Fugue. Commissioned by Joseph Petric (6 minutes). Spring Equinox, 1985

for flute, oboe, bassoon, trumpet, french horn, trombone, piano, percussion, strings and electronics. Commissioned by the Arraymusic ensemble for the BACH 300 Festival in Toronto. Based on J. S . Bach’s The Art of the Fugue (30 minutes. No longer available for performance. The middle movement under the title Mortiferum Fel now exists as a composition for accordion and chamber orchestra.) Arcana, 1983

for mezzo soprano, clarinet, viola, cello, piano and percussion. Texts in English by Gwendolyn MacEwen. Commissioned by Arraymusic with a grant from the Ontario Arts Council (25 minutes). The Law of One, 1981

for harp, 2 pianos, 2 violins, 2 violas, 2 double basses, 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 trombones and 2 choirs positioned antiphonally (1 hour, 16 minutes). Doctoral composition (available on microfilm, UMI order no. DA8214158.) Erevos (Έρεβος), 1979

for live and prerecorded (16 tracks) oboe. Commissioned by Nora Post (37 minutes).

Cain, 1978

for flute and percussion. Commissioned by Robert Dick and Jan Williams (20 minutes). Aztlan, 1978

for oboe and harp. Commissioned by Nora Post (22 minutes).

V. RECORDINGS

Note: Only CDs with commercial release and distribution are listed here. There are more than five CDs released in

2004-05 with Hatzis content which are either self-released by the performing artists or sampler CDs documenting

musical events (Festival 500 in Newfoundland and the Netherlands Blazers Zeibekiko program) which are not listed

here.

In production:

Christos Hatzis: CONSTANTINOPLE

Compact Disc of Hatzis’ multimedia music theatre work. Currently in post-production. The Gryphon Trio; Patricia O’ Callaghan, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto; Roberto Occhipinti, producer; Jeff Wolpert, recording/mixing engineer. To be released in 2005, record label assignment pending.

Christos Hatzis: DANCES OF LIFE AND DEATH

Compact disc of two concerti by Christos Hatzis. Pyrrichean Dances: Rivka Golani, viola; Beverley Johnston, percussion. Telluric Dances: Suzanne Lemieux, oboe; Symphony Nova Scotia, Berhard Gueller, conductor. Jeff Reilly, Karen Wilson, producers; Peter Cook, recording/mixing engineer. To be recorded in April and May 2005 and released by CBC Records in the fall of 2005. Currently available:

Christos Hatzis / St. Lawrence String Quartet: AWAKENING

Compact Disc of Hatzis’ two string quartets. The St. Lawrence String Quartet; Released by EMI Classics April 2005 (Canada) and May 2005 (USA and internationally). The St. Lawrence String Quartet, Geoff Nuttal, Barry Shiffman, violins; Lesley Robertson, viola; Christopher Constanza, cello. Executive producer: The St. Lawrence String Quartet. Project coordinator: Barry Shiffman. Producer: Theresa Leonard. Recording engineer: Mark S. Willsher. Assistant engineer: Jonathon Stevens. Digital editing & mastering: Mark S. Willsher Funded by the Canada Council for the Arts, the SLSQ, Roger D. Moore and EMI Classics.

Gryphon Trio: CANADIAN PREMIERES

Compact disc of Canadian works for piano trio including Hatzis’ Old Photographs. Analekta, 2003. June Award winner 2004.

Joseph Petric: ORBITING GARDEN

Compact disc of Canadian works for accordion including Hatzis’ Orbiting Garden for accordion and tape. Centrediscs, CMC. 2002. Juno Award nominee 2003

Christos Hatzis: FOOTPRINTS IN NEW SNOW.

Compact Disc of four works by Hatzis: Fertility Rites, Hunter’s Dream, Footprints in

New Snow and String Quartet No. 1 (The Awakening). Beverley Johnston, marimba; Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Carol Fujino, violin; Douglas Perry, viola; David Hetherington, cello, et al. A co-production of Christos Hatzis (with funding from the Canada Council for the Arts) and the CBC. CBC Records. Distribution: Universal/Naxos. 2002. Christos Hatzis: EVERLASTING LIGHT.

Compact disc of Everlasting Light and De Angelis, by Christos Hatzis. Beverley Johnston, marimba; Laura Pudwell, mezzo-soprano; Daniel Taylor, countertenor; Benjamin Butterfield, tenor; Russell Braun, baritone.. The Elmer Iseler Singers; The Amadeus Chamber Choir; Lydia Adams, conductor. Keith Horner, producer. CBC Records. Distribution: Universal/Naxos. 2002. Juno Award nominee, 2004 Shauna Rolston:

THIS IS THE COLOUR OF MY DREAMS.

Compact disc of four Canadian concerti including Confessional by Hatzis; The CBC Vancouver Orchestra; Mario Bernardi, conductor. Karen Wilson, producer. CBC Records SMCD 5214. 2001. Distribution: Universal/Naxos. English Chamber Choir:

THE BYZANTINE LEGACY

Compact disc of Eastern Orthodox inspired works including Heirmos by Hatzis. Melinda Maxwell, oboe d’ amore; The English Chamber Choir; Spectrum; Guy Protheroe, conductor. Available on Sony Classical (Greece). Distribution: Sony.

Morgan Fisher: MINIATURES II Compact Disc of sixty miniatures including Hunter’s Dream by Hatzis. Morgan Fisher, producer. Release: January 2000. Cherry Red Records (London) and Consipio Records (Japan). Christos Hatzis: EROTIKOS LOGOS.

Compact Disc of three song cycles by Hatzis (Three Songs On Poems by Sappho,

Erotikos Logos and Arcana) on texts by Sappho, George Seferis and Gwendolyn MacEwen. Monica Whicher, soprano. Ronald Greydanus, countertenor. Joaquin Valdepeñas, clarinet; Steven Dann, viola; David Hetherington, cello; Mark Widner, piano; Tervor Tureski, percussion; Robert Aitken, conductor. Keith Horner, producer. Christos Hatzis, ex. Producer. Marquis Classics. Released January 1997. Distribution EMI (Canada), Allegro (US).

Christos Hatzis: BYZANTIUM.

Compact Disc of works by Hatzis: The Mega4 Meta4, The Temptation of St. Anthony,

Crucifix and Byzantium. Steven Dann, viola; Libby van Cleve, oboe; Chari Polatos, cantor; The Exultate Singers. David Jaeger, producer. Centrediscs, 1993. CMC-CD 4693. HERE AND NOW.

The UN 50th Anniversary CD Set.

Compact Disc including Nadir by Hatzis. Peter Hannan, recorder, Douglas Perry, viola. A four CD boxed set of Canadian artists from various genres released by the Canada Council and the CBC/SRC for the occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the United Nations. Sony Music Special Products CDSP 4513. Available in Canada at Sam the Record Man outlets. INTRODUCTION TO CANADIAN MUSIC

Compact Disc including Nadir by Hatzis. Peter Hannan, recorder; Douglas Perry, viola. Naxos Canada. Released February 1997. Christos Hatzis – Steve Wadhams: THE IDEA OF CANADA.

Cassette. An audio composition inspired by Glenn Gould. A collaboration with Steve Wadhams, Laurence Stevenson and Rod Crocker. CBC. 1992. REGARDING STARLIGHT.

Compact Disc including Nadir by Hatzis. Peter Hannan, recorder Douglas Perry, viola Musica Viva (CBC Records), 1993. MVCD 1055. Joseph Petric: GEMS.

Compact Disc including Equivoque by Hatzis. ConAccord, 1989. 490491-3

VI. WRITINGS Music for God’s Sake. 2004. Unpublished essay. 28 pages. Posted on the www.hatzis.com (under Writings). 1999. The Orchestra as Metaphor. 2000. Published (excerpts) in: Harmony: Forum of the

Symphony Orchestra Institute. Number 11. October 2000. Also posted at www.hatzis.com (under Writings).

The Art of the Palimpsest: Compositional Approaches to the Music of Johann

Sebastian Bach. Unpublished monogram. 88 pages. Posted on the www.hatzis.com (under Writings). 1999.

Footprints in New Snow: Postmodernism or Cultural Appropriation?

Lecture delivered at the Sound Symposium 1998. St. John’s Newfoundland. Rewritten and expanded: 1999. Posted at www.hatzis.com (under Writings).

Ritual Versus Performance: The Future of Concert Music

Paper read at the symposium: Music and Listening, Open Ears Festival, Kitchener, Ontario. 1998. Published in Harmony: Forum of the Symphony Orchestra Institute. Number 7. October 1998, pp 80 - 90. Translated into German by members of the Berlin Philharmonic, 1999 (German translation available through the author). Also posted on the WWW at hatzis.com (under Writings).

‘The Law of One’: Recursive Structures in Composition.

Organized Sound, vol. 3, No 1 (1998), pp 17 - 25. Cambridge University Press.

Towards a New Musical Paradigm.

MicroPolyphonie on line journal. Second issue, December 1996. Also posted at www.hatzis.com (under Writings). Included in the book: The Golden Kithara: Studies

in Greek Contemporary Music edited by Ivan Moody. Contemporary Music Studies series, Harwood Academic Publishers, UK. 1999. Towards an Endogenous Automated Music. Interface, vol. 9 (1980), pp 83-114. Chronochroma. Interface, vol. 8 (1979), pp 73-90.

VII. IMPORTANT PERFORMANCES , BROADCASTS

AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES FROM 1995 (THE YEAR OF APPOINTMENT AT U. OF T.) TO THE PRESENT

(Please note: During the past few years there has been an average of 100 presentations of Christos Hatzis’ music per year. A large number of smaller or local performances and/or broadcasts has been omitted from this list particularly during the last four years. For a more detailed list c.f. at www.hatzis.com)

2005

January 16. Dance of the Dictators, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Wooster Community Chamber Music Series. The College of Wooster; Wooster, Ohio

January 20, 3 PM. National broadcast of the premiere performance of Pyrrichean Dances with Rivka Golani, viola; Beverley Johnston, percussion; The Manitoba Chamber Orchestra under Roy Goodman along with commentary and a discussion about the work on Voice of Israel radio; Tel Aviv, Israel.

January 20, 7:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). San Diego Museum of Art; Balboa Park, San Diego, CA.

January 22, 7:30 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Four Seasons Concerts; Berkeley, CA.

February 12, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Nanae Mimura, marimba. Science Center Amphitheater; St.. Vincent College, Latrobe, PA. (300 Fraser Purchase Road.

February 25, 8:00 PM. String Quartet No. 1 (The Awakening). St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Christopher Constanza, cello). Konzerthaus Berlin. Gendarmenmarkt, 10117 Berlin, Germany.

February 26, 7:30 PM. Sepulcher of Life Monica Whicher, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto; The St. Lawrence Choir; The Ottawa Choral Society; The Amati Ensemble; Iwan Edwards, conductor. Église St. Jean Baptiste, Montreal, Quebec.

February 27, 7:00 PM. Sepulcher of Life Monica Whicher, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto; The Ottawa Choral Society; The St. Lawrence Choir; The Amati Ensemble; Iwan Edwards, conductor. St. Joseph's Church (corner of Wilbrod and Cumberland), Ottawa, ON.

January 28. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Tsunami relief benefit concert. Faculty of Music, University of Toronto; Toronto, ON

March 4, 8:00 PM. LIGHT (Arctic Dreams 3). Susan Hoeppner, flute; Beverley Johnston, vibraphone; The Exultate Chamber Singers; John Tuttle, conductor. Part of the program The True North. Saint Thomas' Anglican Church, 383 Huron St., Toronto.

March 7, 7:00 PM. World premiere of Afterthoughts 1 for piano trio. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Chamber Music Series; Faculty of Music, University of Toronto. Walter Hall, Toronto, ON.

March 8, 8:00 PM. Zeitgeist. Symphony Nova Scotia; Bernhard Gueller, conductor. Dalhausie Arts Center; Halifax, NS.

March 12, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Dartmouth Community Concert Association; Dartmouth, N.S.

March 14, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Mount Allison Performing Arts; Sackville, N.S.

March 16, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Classic Festival; Capital Theatre; Moncton, N.B.

March 25, 8:00 PM. Sepulcher of Life. Charlene Pauls, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto; Kitchener Waterloo Philharmonic Choir; Kitchener Waterloo Symphony; Howard Dyck, conductor. Centre in the Square, Kitchener, ON.

April 8, 7:00 PM String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering). St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Christopher Constanza, cello). Central Texas Orchestral Society concert. Cultural Activities Center; CAC Mayborn Stage and Auditorium; 3011 North Third Street; Temple, Texas.

April 10, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Playhouse; Fredericton, N.B.

April 12, 8:00 PM. Pyrrichean Dances. Rivka Golani, viola; Beverley Johnston, percussion; Symphony Nova Scotia; Bernhard Gueller, conductor. Dalhausie Arts Center; Halifax, NS.

April 16, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music; H.W. Smith School Auditorium; Syracuse, NY.

April 29, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Pawling Concert Series; Trinity Pawling School; Pawling, NY.

May 3, 8:00 PM. World premiere of Telluric Dances. Suzanne Lemieux, oboe; Symphony Nova Scotia; Bernhard Gueller, conductor. Dalhausie Arts Center; Halifax, NS.

May 11, 8:00 PM. Byzantium. Spyros Kontos, oboe. Grande Salle du Conservatoire de Musique de Geneve; Geneva, Switzerland.

June 10 & 11, 8:00 PM. CONSTANTINOPLE. US premiere The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano); Patricia O' Callaghan, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto; Marie-Josée Chartier, director/choreographer; John Murrell OC, AOE, scripting consultant; Jacques Collin, visual projection production and design; Lionel Arnould, visual projection concept development, production, and design; Bernard White, set and lighting design; Heather MacCrimmon, costume design; Anthony Crea, sound design/ engineer; Caroline Hollway, production manager. International Festival of Arts and Ideas. New Haven, CT.

June (Date & Venue TBA). Melisma. Jean-Guy Boisvert, clarinet. ClarinetFest 2005; Tokyo, Japan.

August 19, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. Oleg Pokhanovski, violin; Paul Marleyn, cello; Alexander Tselyakov, piano. Pender Harbour Chamber Music Festival; Pender Harbour, BC.

2004

January 10, 8:00 PM. String Quartet No. 1 (The Awakening). Michael Swan, Kim de La Forest, violins; James Legge, viola; Linda Bardutz, cello. Saskatoon Symphony concert series. The Centennial Auditorium; Saskatoon, SK.

January 10, 8:00 PM. Dance of the Dictators, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Virtuosi Concerts Inc. Eckhardt-Gramatte Hall; University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

January 16, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Adrian Spillett, marimba. Edward King House, Lincoln, England.

January 23, 8:00 PM. Dance of the Dictators, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Celebrity Series - Eckhardt Gramatte Hall Roza Centre. University of Calgary; Calgary, Alberta.

January 22 & 23. Two performances of My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Threater. Stephens Performing Arts Center; Birmingham, AL

January 24, 7:30 PM. Fertility Rites. Adrian Spillett, marimba. St. Mary's Church; Shrewsbury, England.

January 24. Dance of the Dictators, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Edmonton Chamber Music Society. Convocation Hall, University of Alberta; Edmonton, Alberta.

January 25, 7:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Music at Seven. Canadian University Auditorium; Canadian University College; Lacombe, AB.

January 26 & 27. Two performances of My Brother's Keeper. Pilobolus Dance Threater. Tennessee Williams Theater; Key West, FL

January 28. Fertility Rites. Norbert Pflanzer, marimba. Part of "Percussive Playground's" debut performance. Music Academy of Waregem, Belgium.

January 30, 8:00 PM. Nadir. Karin Venaas, flute; Beatrice Bjørnsen, viola. Stavanger Symphony Orchestra concert series; Rogaland Arts Centre. Stavanger, Norway.

January 31, 7:30 PM. String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering). St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Christopher

Constanza, cello). Galeriekonzerte. Gemäldegalerie Dresden, Gobelinsaal; Dresden, Germany.

February 8, 2:30 PM. Zeitgeist. FACE Chamber Orchestra; Theodora Stathopoulos, conductor. Maxwell Cummings Auditorium, Museum of Fine Arts; 1379 rue Sherbrooke ouest. Montreal, Quebec.

February 8, 3:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Blue Hill Congregational Church; Blue Hill, Maine.

February 15, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Beverley Johnston, marimba. Trinity United Church; Huntsville, ON.

February 17. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Theater. College of DuPage. Glen Ellyn, IL.

February 21, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Nanae Mimura, marimba. Stillwell Theater; 1000 Chastain Road; Kennesaw State University; Kennesaw, GA.

February 23. Fertility Rites. Norbert Pflanzer, marimba. Spinrag Festival. CC Marke, Belgium.

March 9. De Angelis. Patricia Rozario, soprano; The English Chamber Choir, Guy Protheroe, conductor. Part of The Byzantine Festival in London. Queen Elizabeth Hall. London, UK.

March 11. World premiere of The Troparion of Kassiani for soprano and SATB choir. Patricia Rozario, soprano; The English Chamber Choir under the direction of Guy Protheroe. Part of The Byzantine Festival in London. St. Paul's Cathedral, London, UK.

March 11, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Oberlin College Conservatory; Oberlin, Ohio.

March 13. Fertility Rites. Nanae Mimura, marimba. Clinic and performance; 10th Anniversary Alabama Percussive Arts Society (PAS) Day of Percussion. Venue TBA. Birmingham, Alabama.

March 23, 8:00 PM. Dance of the Dictators, from CONSTANTINOPLE. . The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Music Toronto; Jane Mallett Theatre, St. Lawrence Centre for the Performing Arts; Toronto.

March 27, 8:00 PM. Premiere of Sepulcher of Life for soprano, Middle-Eastern singer (alto) large SATB choir and orchestra. Svetlana Sech, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto; The Vancouver Bach Choir, the Richard Eaton Singers and the Vancouver Symphony under the direction of Bruce Pullan. The Orpheum; Vancouver, BC. (Sepulcher of Life is a commission by four separate philharmonic choirs and it will have four separate official 'premieres').

March 30, 31, April 1, 2, 10:30 AM. Old Photographs, Dance of the Dictators, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Music in the Morning; The Vancouver Academy of Music; Koerner Recital Hall; 1270 Chestnut Street, Vancouver, B.C.

April 2, 8:00 PM. Dance of the Dictators, from CONSTANTINOPLE. . The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Ferndale, Washington.

April 15, 8:00 PM. Farewell to Bach. Toronto Philharmonia; Kerry Stratton, conductor. George Weston Recital Hall; Toronto Centre for the Arts; Toronto.

April 17, 8:00 PM. Premiere of Sepulcher of Life for soprano, Middle-Eastern singer (alto) large SATB choir and orchestra. Svetlana Sech, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto; the Richard Eaton Singers; the Vancouver Bach Choir and the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Len Ratzlaff. The Winspear Performing Arts Centre; Edmonton, AB. (Sepulcher of Life is a commission by four separate philharmonic choirs and it will have four separate official 'premieres').

April 19, 7:30 PM. Fertility Rites. Nanae Mimura, marimba. Solo Recital, Lloyd Ultan Recital Hall; University of Minnesota School of Music; 2106 4th Street South, Minneapolis, MN 55455.

April 21, 8:15 PM. Fertility Rites. Peter Prommel, marimba. Part of a concert titled Zeibekiko by the Netherlands Blazers Ensemble featuring New Zealand composer John Psathas and celebrating 2500 years of Greek music. Oosterpoort Theatre; Croningen, Netherlands.

April 22, 8:30 PM. Fertility Rites. Peter Prommel, marimba. Part of a concert titled Zeibekiko by the Netherlands Blazers Ensemble featuring New Zealand composer John Psathas and celebrating 2500 years of Greek music. Paradiso Theatre; Amsterdam, Netherlands.

May 4, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. . The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Ottawa Chamber Music Festival. St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, 82 Kent Street (at Wellington); Ottawa, ON.

May 7, 8:00 PM. USA premiere of Sepulcher of Life for soprano, Middle-Eastern singer (alto) large SATB choir and orchestra. Indra Thomas, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto; The Orpheon Chorale; The Little Orchestra Society under the direction of Dino Anagnost. Premiere of Christos Anesti (an orchestral arrangement of Creeds from Constantinople). Indra Thomas, Maryem Tollar, the Little Orchestra Society under the direction of Dino Anagnost. Pats Mez Der from Light from the Cross. Maryem Tollar, alto; The Little Orchestra Society under the direction of Dino Anagnost. The Metropolitan Museum of Art; Temple of Dendur in the Sackler Wing; 5th Avenue, New York, NY.

May 9, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Rod Thomas Squance, marimba. Land's End Chamber Ensemble concert. Eckhardt Grammate Hall, Rosza Centre, University of Calgary; Calgary, AB.

May 15, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. . The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Guelph Spring Festival. River Run Centre. Quelph, ON.

May 22, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Maria-Margarita Kourtparasidou, marimba. Philippos Nakas Concert Hall; Hippocratous 41, Athens, Greece.

May 26. Fertility Rites. Peter Prommel, marimba. Part of a concert titled Zeibekiko by the Netherlands Blazers Ensemble featuring New Zealand composer John Psathas and celebrating 2500 years of Greek music. Bath Festival, Netherlands.

June 1. Fertility Rites. Jason Huxtable, marimba. Adrian Boult Hall. Birmingham, UK.

June 13, 8:00 - 10:00 AM. National radio broadcast of the world premiere of Sepulcher of Life for soprano, Middle-Eastern singer (alto) large SATB choir and orchestra on the CBC Radio 2 program Choral Concert hosted by Howard Dyck. Svetlana Sech, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto; The Vancouver Bach Choir, the Richard Eaton Singers and the Vancouver Symphony under the direction of Bruce Pullan. The recorded performance took place on March 27, 2004 at the Orpheum; Vancouver, BC.

June 15. Fertility Rites. Eli Molaug Odland, marimba. Norwegian Academy of Music, Oslo, Norway.

June 28, 8:00 PM. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Theater. Joyce Theater, New York, NY.

Repeat performances of My Brother's Keeper by Pilobolus Dance Theatre at Joyce Theater in New York City: June 29, 8:00 PM July 1, 8:00 PM July 3, 8:00 PM July 6, 8:00 PM July 9, 8:00 PM July 10, 2:00 PM July 14, 8:00 PM July 16, 8:00 PM

July 9, 8:00 PM. Orbiting Garden. Joseph Petric, accordion. Eglise Historique Barachois. Grand Barachois, New Brunswick.

July 11, 3:00 PM. Orbiting Garden. Joseph Petric, accordion. Festival Baie de Chaleurs. Dalhousie, New Brunswick.

July 16, 1:00 PM. Zeitgeist. FACE Orchestra; Theodora Stathopoulos, conductor. Part of the ISME (International Society of Music Education) Conference 2004. Auditorio de Tenerife; Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain.

July 18. Byzantium. Joseph Salvalaggio, oboe. The Music Garden; Harbourfront, Toronto.

July 24, 8:00 PM. Arctic Dreams 1. Susan Hoeppner, flute; Beverley Johnston, vibraphone. This is my Voice...From the Northern Lands; Indian River Festival; St. Mary's Church; Indian River, P.E.I.

July 29, 7:30 PM and July 31, 2:00 PM. CONSTANTINOPLE. World premiere of the completed theatrical work The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano); Patricia O' Callaghan, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto; Marie-Josée Chartier, director/choreographer; John Murrell OC, AOE, scripting consultant; Jacques Collin, visual projection production and design; Lionel Arnould, visual projection concept development, production, and design; Bernard White, set and lighting design; Heather MacCrimmon, costume design; Anthony Crea, sound design/ engineer; Caroline Hollway, production manager. Banff Summer Arts Festival; Eric Harvie Theatre, Banff Centre for the Performing Arts; Banff. AB.

July 30, 4:00 PM. Orbiting Garden. Joseph Petric, accordion. Discovery II concert. Festival of the Sound. Parry Sound, ON.

August 7, 1:00 PM. Orbiting Garden. Joseph Petric, accordion. Accordion Day; Festival Vancouver. Industrial Alliance Pacific First Nations Longhouse-University of British Columbia; Vancouver, BC.

August 17, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. . The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Williamstown Chamber Concert, Williamstown, MA.

August 18. Zeitgeist. FACE Orchestra; Theodora Stathopoulos, conductor. Festival Cassandras; Theatro Siviris, Cassandra, Halkidiki; Greece.

September 5, 12:00 noon. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Music in the Mountains; Ville de Mont-Tremblant, Quebec..

September 29, 8:00 PM. Zeitgeist. FACE Orchestra under the direction of Theodora Stathopoulos. L'Église du bon pasteur; Quebec City, Quebec.

October 15, 6:30 PM. Fertility Rites. Nanae Mimura, marimba. Nanae Mimura Marimba Recital. Odawara-shi Central Community Center; 300, Ogikubo, Odawara-shi, Kanagawa-ken, JAPAN. Tel: +81-465-35-5300. Sponsored by: Odawara-shi Board of Education.

October 26, 7:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Nanae Mimura, marimba. Solo Marimba Recital. Hotel Princess; Guatemala City, Guatemala.

October 31, 2:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). The West Kortwright Centre; East Meredith, NY..

November 4, 8:00 PM. String Quartet No. 1 (The Awakening). St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Christopher Constanza, cello). Music Toronto. Jane Mallett Theatre; St. Lawrence Centre for the Performing Arts; Toronto, ON.

November 4, 5 & 6, 8:00 PM. Pyrrichean Dances. Rivka Golani, viola; Beverley Johnston, percussion; Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra, Simon Streatsfield, conductor. Centre in the Square; Kitchener-Waterloo, ON

November 10, 11, 12 & 13, 8:00 PM. CONSTANTINOPLE. Toronto premiere and three additional performances of the completed theatrical work. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano); Patricia O' Callaghan, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto; Marie-Josée Chartier, director/choreographer; John Murrell OC, AOE, scripting consultant; Jacques Collin, visual projection production and design; Lionel Arnould, visual projection concept development, production, and design; Bernard White, set and lighting design; Heather MacCrimmon, costume design; Anthony Crea, sound design/ engineer; Caroline Hollway, production manager. Presented by Music Toronto and Tapestry New Opera Works. Premiere Dance Theatre, Harbourfront, Toronto. Tickets go on sale at the Harbourfront Centre Box Office September 7th. Call 416-973-4000. Tickets to the November 10th Opening Night Gala Performance are $75 and available only by calling 416-537-6066

November 12, 8:00 PM. Everlasting Light. Mystical Visions of the Heavenly Life. Brian Cummings, countertenor (Paris, France); Wesley Rogers, tenor (New York); Richard Lippold, baritone (New York); John M. Boyer, Byzantine chanter (psaltis). Brett Paschal, marimba; Cappella Romana and the Tudor Choir; Alexander Lingas/Doug Fullington, directors. St. Mary's Cathedral, 1716 NW Davis St. Portland, Oregon.

November 13, 8:00 PM. Everlasting Light. Mystical Visions of the Heavenly Life. Brian Cummings, countertenor; Wesley Rogers, tenor; Richard Lippold, baritone; John M. Boyer, Byzantine chanter (psaltis). Brett Paschal, marimba; The Tudor Choir and Cappella Romana; Doug Fullington/Alexander Lingas, directors. St. Mark's Cathedral; 1245 10th Avenue E. Seattle, WA. The American Musicological Society and the Society for Music Theory, whose annual conference is taking place this year in Seattle, have chosen Everlasting Light as one of the featured evening concerts for their 3,000 delegates coming to Seattle.

November 14, 8:00 PM. Orbiting Garden. Joseph Petric, accordion. Erosonic cocnert. The Music Gallery, Toronto; ON.

November 24, 8:30 PM. Pavillons En l' Air. Christopher Nery, tuba; Phillipe Speisser, percussion. "Aujourd'hui Musiques" Contemporary Music Festival. John Cage Auditorium; Conservatoire National de Region de Perpignan; Perpignan, France.

November 26. 8:00 PM. Premiere of Parlor Music for vibraphone, clarinet, cello and piano. Beverley Johnston, vibraphone; Joaquin Valdepeñas, clarinet; David Hetherington, cello; Patricia Parr, piano. Amici Concerts; Glenn Gould Studio; Toronto, ON.

December 2. String Quartet No. 1 (The Awakening). Musicians TBA. Union of Greek Composers concert. Goethe Institut. Athens, Greece.

December 10, 8:00 PM. Premiere of Four Rituals for Percussion Quintet, Chorus and Audience. Nexus percussion group (Bob Becker, Bill Cahn, Robin Engelman, Russell Hartenberger, Gary Kvistad); choir TBA. Faculty Artist Concert; Walter Hall; Faculty of Music, Edward Johnson Building, University of Toronto; Toronto, ON.

December 15. Premiere of Winter Solstice: Concerto for French Horn and String Orchestra. Jamie Sommerville, French horn; The CBC Radio Orchestra, Mario Bernardi, conductor. Northern Arts and Culture Centre; Yellowknife, Northwest Territories.

2003

January 24 & 25, 8:00 PM. Premiere of My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. The Pilobolus Dance Theater and the St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Alberto Parrini, cello). Stanford Lively Arts; Palo Alto, CA.

January 29, 8:00 PM. String Quartet No. 1 (The Awakening); The Cassatt String Quartet (Muneko Otani, violin; Jennifer Leshnower, violin; Tawnya Popoff, viola; Caroline Stinson, cello). The Concert Hall. The Cantara Corporation New Music Festival 2003. Winnipeg, Manitoba.

February 7 & 8, 8:00 PM. My Brother's Keeper. The Pilobolus Dance Threater and the St. Lawrence String Quartet. Anchorage Concert Association; Anchorage, Alaska.

February 7. Broadcast of Everlasting Light. From the CBC Records CD Everlasting Light. Take Five, CBC Radio 2. The concert section of the program starts at 1:00 PM. Everlasting Light will be broadcast after the conclusion of the European Broadcasting Union concert.

February 11, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Kelowna Community Concert Association; Kelowna, BC.

February 12. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). 2:00 PM: North Okanagan Community Concert Association; 8:00 PM: Vernon & District Performing Arts Centre; Vernon, BC.

February 19, 8:00 PM. Pyrrichean Dances. World Premiere. Rivka Golani, viola; Beverley Johnston, percussion; Manitoba Chamber Orchestra, Roy Goodman, conductor. Westminster United Church. Winnipeg. Manitoba.

February 27, 8:15 PM. String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering). St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Alberto Parrini, cello). A Philharmonie chamber concert; Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles, 30 rue de la Régence, 1000, Brussels, Belgium. For tickets and reservations please click HERE.

March 10, 8:30 PM. Fertility Rites. Keiko Kotoku, marimba. Seully Hall; Boston, MA.

March 12, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Beverley Johnston, marimba. Capitol Theatre; Moncton, NB

March 16, 8-10 AM. Kyrie. National Broadcast on the CBC Radio 2 program Choral Concert. Patricia Rosario, soprano; Daniel Taylor, countertenor; Michael Colvin, tenor; Andrew Tees, baritone; Alain Coulombe, bass; The Elmer Iseler Singers; The Amadeus Choir; Lydia Adams, conductor. Program hosted by Howard Dyck.

March 17. Pyrrichean Dances. World premiere broadcast. Rivka Golani, viola; Beverley Johnston, percussion; Manitoba Chamber Orchestra, Roy Goodman, conductor. Take Five, CBC Radio 2. The concert section of the program starts at 1:00 PM.

March 20, 7- 9 PM. Premiere television broadcast of NORTHERN LIGHT on the CBC Television program Opening Night: "Veronica Tennant returns with a celebration of colour and light - a filmed fusion of dance, music, story-telling and the visual arts, spanning the centuries, and mingling cultures. Inspired by the light and colour of nature and of the imagination, the program juxtaposes Medieval Music with Inuit Throat-singing, Contemporary Video graphic performance, Dance, and Contemporary music composition. It features the Toronto Consort, Aqsarniit, Margie Gillis, Ronda Nychka and Robert Glumbeck, and the music of Hildegard von Bingen and Christos Hatzis". The program will feature a number of Christos' Inuit-inspired works and a new music video created by Jacques Collin and Veronica Tennant on Christos' Viderunt Omnes.

March 21, 8:00 PM. HATZIS @ FIFTY: A Birthday Celebration. On the day of Christos' fiftieth birthday some of Canada's finest musicians will pay tribute to the composer through his music. The music: Equivoque for harpsichord and tape; String Quartet No. 1 (The Awakening); Arctic Dreams for flute, percussion and tape; Melisma for clarinet and drone; and various vocal and instrumental excerpts from Christos' multimedia work CONSTANTINOPLE. Performers: Simon Fryer, cello; the Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano); Sue Hoeppner, flute; Michael Jarvis, harpsichord; Beverley Johnston, percussion; Patricia O' Callaghan, soprano; Scott St. John, violin; Peter Stoll, clarinet; Maryem Tollar, alto. Faculty Artists Concerts. Walter Hall; Edward Johnson Building; University of Toronto.

March 26, 8:00 PM. Canadian premiere performance of Light from the Cross for soprano and chamber orchestra. Isabel Bayrakdarian, soprano and the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Raffi Armenian. Winspear Theatre, Edmonton, Alberta. The fifty-minute-long work will be the entire second half of the program.

April 8, 7:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Kostas Theodorakos, marimba. Concert by the Union of Greek Composers. Athens Concert Hall (Megaron Mousikis), Athens, Greece.

April 18, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Corcoran Gallery of Art; Frances and Armand Hammer Auditorium; Washington, D.C.

Easter Sunday, April 20, 12:00 noon. Radio broadcast from the much acclaimed concert event HATZIS @ FIFTY: A Birthday Celebration. which took place on March 21, at Walter Hall, University of Toronto on the CBC Radio 2 program Music Around Us, hosted by Keith Horner. The music: Four movements from CONSTANTINOPLE (Kyrie,

Ah Kalleli, Old Photographs, Alleluia); The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano); Patricia O' Callaghan, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto. Keith Horner, producer; Natasha Aziz, recording engineer.

April 29, 2:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Merkin Concert Hall; Abraham Goodman House; 129 W. 67th St.; New York City, NY. Box Office: 212- 501-3330.

May 11, 11:00 AM. String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering). St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Alberto Perrini, cello). Great Performances Series. Walter Reade Theater; Lincoln Center; New York. NY. The program also includes John's Book of Alleged Dances by John Adams.

May 20. 8:00 - 10:00 PM. A Hatzis birthday celebration on the CBC Radio 2 program In Performance. Program: The premiere performance of Pyrrichean Dances, a double concerto for viola and percussion with Beverley Johnston, percussion, Rivka Golani, viola, and the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra under the direction of Roy Goodman in Winnipeg. The program also includes three movements from CONSTANTINOPLE with the Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano), Patricia O' Callaghan, soprano and Maryem Tollar, alto recorded during Christos' 50 birthday concert on March 21 at Walter Hall in Toronto. Christos will be the guest for the Tuesday night talk feature "So Glad You Asked", discussing his music with guest host Robert Harris..

May 25, 5:00 PM. American premiere of the accordion version of Orbiting Garden. Joseph Petric, accordion. The Phillips Gallery; Smithsonian Institute; Washington DC.

June 4, 7:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Nanae Mimura, marimba. Fukushima Ongaku Dou Big Hall; Fukushima-city; Japan. Sponsored by Fukushima-city, TV-Fukushima, Fukushima Central TV, Radio Fukushima, FM-Fukushima, FM-Poco, Fukushima Living.

June 5, 7:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Nanae Mimura, marimba. MUSICASA Hall; Tokyo, Japan. Sponsored by MUSICASA.

June 12, 13, 14. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Threater. American Dance Festival; Page Auditorium; Duke University; Durham, NC.

June 13, 7:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Nanae Mimura, marimba. Bunkyo Civic Hall; Tokyo, Japan. Sponsored by Bunkyo-ku Cultural Foundation.

June 23-27, 8:00 PM. June 28, 2:00 PM and 9:00 PM. Six performances of My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Threater and the St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Alberto Parrini, cello). Joyce Theater, New York City, NY.

June 24. 7:30 PM. Ontario premiere of LIGHT (Arctic Dreams 2) for multiple children's choirs, flute, vibraphone and digital audio playback, commissioned by the Toronto Children's Chorus. A Great Canadian Celebration. Nora Schulman, flute; Beverley Johnston, vibraphone; The Toronto Children's Chorus, under the direction of Jean Ashworth Bartle. Glenn Gould Studio, Toronto.

June 26 - July 6. Christos will be the Canadian composer-in-residence at the Songbridge Project which will take place at the Festival 500 in St. John's, Newfoundland, World Premiere of LIGHT (Arctic Dreams 2) for multiple children's choirs, flute, vibraphone and digital audio playback, commissioned by the Toronto Children's Chorus and conducted by Jean Ashworth Bartle. Susan Hoeppner, flute; Beverley Johnston, vibraphone. This UNESCO sponsored event will bring together children's choirs from across the globe under the artistic direction of Erkki Pohjola.

July 5, 8:00 PM. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Threater. Joyce Theater, New York City, NY.

July 12, 2:00 PM. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Threater. Joyce Theater, New York City, NY.

July 12, 7:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Keiko Kotoku, marimba. Concert sponsored by Japan Percusion Center and Lyra hall . Lyra Hall; 1-1-15 Kugenuma Ishigami; Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan.

July 18, 8:00 PM. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Threater. Joyce Theater, New York City, NY.

August 1. String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering). St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Alberto Parrini, cello). Festival of the Sound; Parry Sound, Ontario.

August 13, 1:06 PM. Radio broadcast on CBC Radio 2's Take Five of the World Premiere of LIGHT (Arctic Dreams 2) for multiple children's choirs, flute, vibraphone and digital audio playback, performed by the Toronto Children's Chorus, the Romanian Radio Children's Choir and the Tallinn Boys Choir and conducted by Jean Ashworth Bartle. Susan Hoeppner, flute; Beverley Johnston, vibraphone. Part of the Songbridge Project which took place at the Festival 500 in St. John's, Newfoundland, This UNESCO

sponsored event brings together children's choirs from across the globe under the artistic direction of Erkki Pohjola.

August 29-31. Three performances of My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Threater and the St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Alberto Parrini, cello). Santa Fe Stages; Santa Fe, NM.

September 1. Thanksgiving Day broadcast of several movements from CONSTANTINOPLE. on CBC Radio 2's Take Five hosted by Robert Harris. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano); Patricia O'Callaghan, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto.

September 18, 7:30 PM. String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering). St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Christopher Constanza, cello). Salt Lake City Chamber Music Society; Libby Gardner Hall, Department of Music, University of Utah; Salt Lake City, Utah.

September 21, 8:11 AM. Radio broadcast on CBC Radio 2's Choral Concert of the World Premiere of LIGHT (Arctic Dreams 2) for multiple children's choirs, flute, vibraphone and digital audio playback, performed by the Toronto Children's Chorus, the Romanian Radio Children's Choir and the Tallinn Boys Choir and conducted by Jean Ashworth Bartle. Susan Hoeppner, flute; Beverley Johnston, vibraphone. Part of the Songbridge Project which took place at the Festival 500 in St. John's, Newfoundland, This UNESCO sponsored event brings together children's choirs from across the globe under the artistic direction of Erkki Pohjola.

October 1, 9:00 PM. Old Photographs, Ah Kalleli and Dance of the Dictators from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano), Maryem Tollar, alto. Elsawy Cultural Centre. Christos made a presentation of CONSTANTINOPLE from the stage. Cairo, Egypt.

October 2, 9:00 PM. Old Photographs and Dance of the Dictators from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Official residence of the Canadian Ambassador to Egypt. Cairo, Egypt.

October 3, 4. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Theater. Centro de Bellas Artes Luis A. Ferré; Puerto Rico.

October 10, 9:30 PM. Old Photographs and Dance of the Dictators from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Official residence of the Canadian Ambassador to Greece. Christos made a presentation of CONSTANTINOPLE from the stage. Athens, Greece.

October 12. Concerto for Flute and Chamber Orchestra. Patrick Gallois, flute; The Camerata Orchestra of Athens under the direction of Alexander Myrat. Megaron Moussikis (Athens Concert Hall), Athens, Greece.

October 14. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Theater. Kent School; Kent; CT.

October 17. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Theater and the St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Christopher Constanza, cello). Coronado Theater; Rockford, IL.

October 19. 2:30 PM. Byzantium. Lidia Khaner, oboe. "An Afternoon of Sacred Songs and Classics". St. Thomas More Church, 210 Haddow Close; Edmonton, AB.

October 19. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Theater. Century II Concert Hall; Wichita; KS.

October 22-25. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Theater. MEXICO Festival; Mexico.

October 25. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Queen's Performing Arts series. Grant Hall; University Avenue; Queen's University; Kingston, ON.

October 28. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Theater. Lincoln Center; Ft Collins; CO.

October 29. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Theater. Union Colony Civic Center; Greeley; CO.

October 29, 30. Two performances of Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Venues TB; Hilo, Hawai.

October 31. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Theater and the St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Christopher Constanza, cello). Jackson Hall; Mondavi Center; University of California at Davis; Davis, CA.

November 1, 7:30 PM. Fertility Rites. Nanae Mimura, marimba. Recital Hall; University of Alaska at Anchorage Arts Building; Anchorage, Alaska.

November 1, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Kahilu Theatre; Kamuela, Hawai. Tickets: $15-$35 Kahilu Theatre Office 808-885-6868. (Two additional performances of the work will take place on November 2 and 3 in Kamuela, venues TBA).

November 4. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Venue TBA; Brigham Young University. Laie, Hawai.

November 5. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Theater and the St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Christopher Constanza, cello). Concert Hall Theatre; University of Massachusetts; Amherst, MA.

November 7, 7:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Kauai Community College; Performing Arts Center; Kapaa Kauai, Hawai. (Two additional performances of the work at educational venues are scheduled for November 6).

November 8. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Theater. Staller Center; Stony Brook; NY.

November 9, 5:30 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). Maui Arts and Cultural Center; Castle Theater; Kahului, Hawai.

November 14, 15. My Brother's Keeper based on an abridged version of Christos' String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) choreographed by Michael Tracy. Pilobolus Dance Theater and the St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Christopher Constanza, cello). Quick Center; Fairfield University; Fairfield, CT. (The SLSQ performs on the 14th only).

November 22, 4:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Nanae Mimura, marimba. PASIC 2003 (Percussive Arts Society International Convention) Cascade Ballroom; Kentucky International Convention Center; Louisville, Kentucky.

2002

January 28. Farewell to Bach. Studio recording. CBC Radio Orchestra, Mario Bernardi, conductor. Studio One. CBC Building, Vancouver, BC. February 5, 8:00 PM. Farewell to Bach . Symphony Nova Scotia; Takuo Yuasa, conductor. Rebecca Cohn Auditorium; Dalhousie Arts Centre; Halifax, Nova Scotia.

February 19, 8:00 PM. String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering). The St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Marina Hoover, cello). University Concert Series; Jesse Auditorium; Columbia, MO.

March 1, 8:00 PM. String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering). The St. Lawrence String Quartet. Faculty Artists Series. Faculty of Music, University of Toronto, Edward Johnson Building. Toronto.

March 3, 2:00 PM. String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering). The St. Lawrence String Quartet. Queens University, Kingston, Ont.

April 16, 5:15 PM. Equivoque. Kimberley Pritchard, accordion. Walter Hall, Edward Johnson Building, University of Toronto.

April 26, 8:00 PM. World Premiere of Arctic Dreams. Susan Hoeppner, flute; Beverley Johnston, percussion. Collaborations series. The program also included a performance of Stylus (a new version for two accordions) by accordionists Joseph Macerollo and David Carovillano. Isabel Bader Theatre, University of Toronto.

April 26, 8:00 PM. Performance of The Birth of Venus. Vassilis Papavassiliou, double bass. Philipos Nakas Concert Hall. Athens, Greece. Concert co-produced by the Philipos Nakas concert series and the Union of Greek Composers.

May 17, 7:30 PM. Nadir. Angelica Castello, recorder; Gerswind Olthoff, viola. Polycollege Stöbergasse; Vienna, Austria.

May 17, 8:00 PM. Heirmos. The Stanford Chamber Chorale, members of the St. Lawrence String Quartet; Stephen M. Sano, conductor. Memorial Church; Stanford University; Palo Alto, CA.

June 15, 2:30 PM. European premiere of De Angelis. The English Chamber Choir, Guy Protheroe, conductor. Soloist TBA. The Church of St Giles Cripplegate at the Barbican Centre, London, UK. Part of Barbican's Mediterranean Arts Festival.

July 11, 8:00 PM. String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering). St. Lawrence String Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Marina Hoover, cello). Bay Chamber Concerts, Rockport Opera House, Rockport, Maine.

October 13, 8:00 PM. World premiere of New Work for soprano and chamber orchestra. Isabel Bayrakdarian, soprano; orchestra conducted by Mario Bernardi. Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City. NY.

November 19, 8:00 PM. Kyrie. Patricia Rosario, soprano; other soloists TBA. The Elmer Iseler Singers; The Amadeus Choir; the Macmillan Singers; Lydia Adams, conductor. An Encounters concert presented by Soundstreams Canada featuring the music of John Tavener and Christos Hatzis with a host of soloists, choirs and the Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra. Venue in Toronto TBA.

2001 January 12, 13, 8:00 PM. Viderunt Omnes; Alison MacKay and Don Sinclair, visual media (an electronic performance of the work was accompanied by visuals from Notre Dame Cathedral and the Northern Lights) A Toronto Chamber Consort concert titled “From the Medieval to Millennial”; Trinity St. Paul’s Centre, Toronto. January 20, 8:00 PM. String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering). The St. Lawrence String Quartet. The Robert & Sonia Hamburger Family Endowment Chamber Music Series. Mandeville Auditorium; University of California at San Diego; La Jolla, CA. January 21, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, one of the two instrumental movements from CONSTANTINOPLE was the finale of a gala program by the Gryphon Trio opening the 2001 Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra New Music Festival. Centennial Concert Hall, Winnipeg. The program was broadcast live as a special 4-hour show on the CBC Radio 2 program Two New Hours from coast to coast. January 22, National broadcast of Old Photographs from CONSTANTINOPLE on the CBC Radio 2 program In Performance. January 23, National broadcast of Old Photographs from CONSTANTINOPLE on the CBC Radio 2 program Take Five. February 2, 8:00 PM. De Angelis; Laura Pudwell, mezzo-soprano; Andrea Ludwig, Mary Beth Daellenbach, Christine Stelmacovich, altos; The Elmer Iseler Singers; The Amadeus Chamber Singers; Lydia Adams, conductor. St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church; Toronto. The work was recorded the day after the concert at St. Anne’s Anglican Church for a CBC Records release of Hatzis’ choral works. Keith Horner, producer. February 10, 11. Hatzis read his essay “Ritual versus Performance: The Future of Concert Music” at a symposium on new directions in contemporary music held by the Mediterranean Music Center in Lamia, Greece. February 23, National broadcast of Old Photographs from CONSTANTINOPLE on the CBC Radio Two program Take Five. March 7, 8:00 PM. Performance of the second movement of Concerto for Flute and

Chamber Orchestra. Marilena Doris, flute; The Orchestra of Colours; Pavlos Stergiou, conductor. Hellenic-American Union, Athens, Greece. March 8, 8:00 PM. UK premiere of Everlasting Light. Dimitris Desyllas, marimba; William Purefoy countertenor; Paul Badley tenor; Leandros Taliotis baritone; Lycourgos Angelopoulos, cantor. The English Chamber Choir; Guy Protheroe, conductor. Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, UK. Hatzis attended the performance and on March 7 he read his essay: “Towards a New Musical Paradigm” at the Hellenic Centre 16 -18 Paddington Street, London W1M 4AS.

March 23, 8:00 PM. The Music of Christos Hatzis performed by some of Canada’s finest musicians. A Faculty Artist Concert featuring the work of Christos Hatzis. World premiere of Concerto for Flute and Chamber Orchestra. Patrick Gallois, flute and an orchestra of soloists, Gary Kulesha, conductor; Three Songs on Poems by Sappho. Lorna MacDonald, soprano; Peter Stoll, clarinet; Scott St. John, viola; Shauna Rolston, cello; William Aide, piano. Instrumental movements from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). The concert was recorded live for subsequent broadcasts on the CBC Radio Two programs: In Performance, Two New Hours and Music Around Us. Keith Horner, producer; Doug Doctor, recording Engineer. March 24. Orbiting Garden. Joseph Petric, accordion. Haus Der Musik; Vienna, Austria. F March 26. Orbiting Garden. Joseph Petric, accordion. Hochschule fur Musik; Maribor, Slovenija.

April 8, 8:00 PM. String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering). The St. Lawrence String Quartet. El Paso Pro-Musica. First Baptist Church, 805 Montana, El Paso, TX. F April 9, 8:00 PM. String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering). The St. Lawrence String Quartet. Pro Musica, St. Philip’s Concert Series “Completely Contemporary” Special Anniversary Concert. St. Philip’s Episcopal Church; Joplin; Montana. April 18, 8:00 PM. Nadir. Susan Hoeppner, flute; Valerie Kuinka, viola. A benefit concert with Canadian tenor Richard Margison and friends in support of the Canadian Children’s Opera Chorus’ May 2001 European tour and Collaborations: A Chamber Arts Experience. George Weston Recital Hall, Toronto Centre for the Arts. April 20, 8:00 PM. String Quartet No. 1 (The Awakening). The principal string players of the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra: Michael Swan, violin; Julia McFarlane, violin; James Legge, viola; Linda Bardutz, cello. Saskatoon Festival of New Music. Broadway Theatre, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. April 25, 100 PM. National broadcast of Zeitgeist on the CBC Radio Two program Take Five. Studio recording by the CBC Radio Orchestra, Mario Bernardi, conducting. April 28, 8:00 PM. Farewell to Bach. The Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra, Peter Gardner, conductor. Part of a program titled “Farewell to Bach”. Cook Recital Hall, St. John’s Nf May 15. Studio recording of Confessional. Shauna Rolston, cello; The CBC Radio Orchestra under the direction of Mario Bernardi. CBC Studios, Vancouver. June 12, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano). The Laidlaw Foundation Annual General Meeting. Toronto.

June 15, 16, 8:00 PM. Pavillons En l’ Air. Scott Irvine, tuba; Beverley Johnston, percussion. Samskara, an event presented by Collaborations: A Chamber Arts Experience. du Maurier Theatre Centre, Harbourfront Centre. June 27, 11:30 PM. Orbiting Garden. Joseph Petric, accordion. The work was performed as the only musical component of a reception for the Honourable Herb Gray, Deputy Prime Minister of Canada at the Chalmers House, Canadian Music Centre, Toronto. July 3 & 4. Studio recording of CONSTANTINOPLE for the CBC Radio Two. Patricia O’ Callaghan, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto; The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano); Glenn Gould Studio, BBC Broadcast Centre, Toronto. David Jaeger, producer. July 9, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Beverley Johnston, marimba. Huntsville Festival of the Arts. Delta Resort; Huntsville, Ontario. July 24, 1:00 PM. Stylus. Steven Sitarski, violin; Julie Baumgartel, violin; Patrick Jordan, viola; Margaret Gay, cello. Part of a program called Back to Bach. the Co-operators Series; Elora Festival of Music. St. John’s Anglican Church, 33 Henderson Street, Elora ON. July 25, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Beverley Johnston, marimba. Pavillons En l’ Air. Scott Irvine, tuba; Beverley Johnston, percussion. Ottawa Chamber Music Festival; McLeod-Stewarton United Church; Ottawa, Canada. July 26, 7:00 PM. Footprints in New Snow. Discovery Concert I; Festival Hall; Festival of the Sound; Parry Sound, Ontario. August 2 & 3, 8:00 PM. Two performances of CONSTANTINOPLE. Patricia O’ Callaghan, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto; The Gryphon Trio (Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Roman Borys, cello; Jamie Parker, piano); Tom Diamond, director. Part of the Ottawa Chamber Music Festival; Museum of Civilization, Ottawa, Canada. F August 2, 11 PM. Orbiting Garden. Joseph Petric, accordion. St. John’s Church; Ottawa Chamber Music Festival. Ottawa, Canada. August 4, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Beverley Johnston, marimba. K.O.S.A. percussion event. Castelton, Vermont. August 11, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio. Encore Concert; the closing concert of the Festival of the Sound. Parry Sound, Ontario. September 15 - 23. The Gryphon Trio performed Old Photographs, from CONSTANT-

INOPLE as an encore at eight concerts during their tour of Canada’s east coast. Sept 15 Antigonish, NS; Sept 16 Ingonish Beach, NS; Sept 18 Rothesay, NS; Sept 19

Fredericton, NS; Sept 20 St. John’s, NF; Sept 21 Corner Brook, NF; Sept 22 Wolfville, NS; Sept. 23 Halifax, NS October 8, 8:00 PM. String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering). The St. Lawrence String Quartet. Friends of Chamber Music. Lincoln Performance Hall; Portland State University; Portland, Oregon. October 19, 8:00 PM. Everlasting Light; Beverley Johnston, marimba; Daniel Taylor, countertenor; Benjamin Butterfield, tenor; Russell Braun, baritone; The Elmer Iseler Singers; The Amadeus Chamber Singers; Lydia Adams, conductor. St. James Cathedral; Toronto. The work was recorded the day after the concert at the Mississauga Living Arts Centre for an upcoming CBC Records release of Hatzis’ choral works. Keith Horner, producer. October 28, 10:00 PM - Midnight. Premiere broadcast of CONSTANTINOPLE on the CBC Radio 2 program Two New Hours with Host Larry Lake in conversation with the composer. The Gryphon Trio; Patricia O’ Callaghan, soprano; Maryem Tollar, alto. The program was recorded in July 2001 at the Glenn Gould Studio, CBC Broadcast Centre, Toronto. The Two New Hours broadcast also included Heirmos performed by Melinda Maxwell, oboe d’ amore and The English Chamber Choir under the direction of Guy Protheroe. The latter is from a SONY Classical CD recording by the English Chamber Choir called The Byzantine Legacy. November 2, 8:00 PM. Orbiting Garden. Joseph Petric, accordion. The Music Gallery Series; St. George the Martyr, Toronto. November 18, 10:00 PM - Midnight. Broadcast of Confessional on the CBC Radio 2 program Two New Hours with Host Larry Lake in conversation with cellist Shauna Rolston and the composer. Shauna Rolston, cello; The CBC Radio Orchestra under the direction of Mario Bernardi. November 13, 8:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio. The Pro Series; Lorne Watson Recital Hall; School of Music; Brandon University; Brandon, MB. They also performed the work as an encore on their prairies tour: Nov 16 Pinawa, MB; Nov 17 Regina, SK; Nov 18 Estevan, SK; Nov 19 Weyburn, SK. November 22, 8:00 PM. Toronto premiere of Confessional. Shauna Rolston, cello; The Toronto Symphony Orchestra; Gary Kulesha, conductor. Massey Hall New Music Festival. Massey Hall, Toronto. The concert was broadcast live at the same time on CBC Radio 2 across Canada. December 2, 2:00 PM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio. Schneider Concerts; New School, 66th W. 12th St. New York City, NY.

December 4, 8:00 PM. Premiere of the two piano version of Old Photographs arranged by composer Erik Ross. The Anagnoson & Kinton Duo. Music Toronto; Jane Mallett Theatre; St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts. Toronto. December 9, 11:00 AM. Old Photographs, from CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gryphon Trio. Walter Reade Theatre; Lincoln Center, New York City, NY.

2000 January 13. Premiere performance of String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering); The St. Lawrence Quartet (Geoff Nuttall, violin; Barry Shiffman, violin; Lesley Robertson, viola; Marina Hoover, cello). Music Toronto Series; Jane Mallett Theatre, St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts, Toronto. January 13, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites; Graham Hargrove, marimba. Choreographed by Daryll Hoskins and danced to by Michael Moore and Daniel Baskervilles. Walter Hall, Faculty of Music, University of Toronto. January 14, 7:30 PM. String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering); The St. Lawrence Quartet; First St. Andrew’s United Church, 350 Queens Avenue, London Ont. January 20, 21. Hatzis was in residence at Stanford University, CA with the St. Lawrence String Quartet. January 20, morning: presentation of String Quartet No. 2 (The

Gathering) to the composition students of the university followed by a performance of the work by the St. Lawrence Quartet; January 20, evening: presentation of the same work to the student residents of Kimball Hall followed by another performance of the work by the S.L.Q. January 21, morning: Presentation of Hatzis’ electroacoustic works at the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA). January 21, 8:00 PM. Public performance of String Quartet No. 2 (The Gathering) by the St. Lawrence Quartet; Dinkelspiel Auditorium; Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA. January 27, 28, 29, 8:00 PM, January 30, 3:00 PM. Farewell to Bach; Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra, Jean Lamon, director; Trinity St. Paul Church, Toronto. The performance was part of a four-day celebration by Tafelmusik of the music of J. S. Bach. Hatzis introduced the performance of his work to the audience at each concert. February 6, 5:00 PM. Invocation to Aphrodite from Three Songs on Poems by

Sappho. Lorna MacDonald, soprano; Peter Stoll, clarinet; Scott St. John, viola; Shauna Rolston, cello; William Aide, piano. Faculty of Music New Music Festival 2000. Victoria College, Toronto. At 3:30 PM at the same location Hatzis was a panelist in a discussion forum on the subject “Postmodernism and Beyond”. February 13, 6:00 PM. Broadcast of Footprints in New Snow; CJRT 91.1 FM; David Olds, host. A co-production of CJRT and New Music Concerts.

February 21. Fertility Rites; Oerjan Vatneberg, marimba; Vardo Church, Oslo, Norway. The performance was part of the Vardo Culture Week. February 22. Fertility Rites; Keith R. Foster, marimba. Royal Northern College of Music; BBC Young Musicians’ Competition. April 2, 8 PM. Premiere of Everlasting Light. Beverley Johnston, percussion; the Elmer Iseler Singers; Lydia Adams, conductor. Rosedale United Church, Toronto. April 7, 8, 8 PM. Farewell to Bach. The Kitchener Waterloo Symphony, Earl Safford, conductor. Centre in the Square Theatre; Kitchener, Ontario. April 17. Compact Disc release of The Byzantine Legacy featuring Heirmos by Sony Classical in Athens. April 23, 8:30 PM. Everlasting Light. Dimitris Desylias, marimba; William Purefoy countertenor; Paul Badley tenor; Leandros Taliotis baritone; the English Chamber Choir; Guy Protheroe, conductor. Athens Concert Hall (Megaron Mousikis). June 12, 7:30 PM. Nunavut. I Profundi (Associates of the Toronto Symphony: Paul Meyer, violin; Carol Fujino, violin; Daniel Blackman, viola; Simon Fryer, cello). Trinity St. Paul’s Church, Toronto. June 14. Studio broadcast recording of Zeitgest. The CBC-Vancouver Orchestra, Mario Bernardi, conducting. Vacnouver, BC. June 16, 7:30 PM. Performance of Fertility Rites at the Musica Nova 2000 festival. Stanimir Baleev, marimba Studio of the Bulgarian National Radio, Sofia, Bulgaria. October 17, 8:00 PM. Premiere performance of Constantinople, a 75 minute multimedia work for mezzo soprano, violin, cello piano and projections, by Jean Stilwell, the Gryphon Trio. The program will also include fifteen minutes of the multimedia version of Constantinople with visual imagery by Jacques Collin. Music Toronto concert series; Jane Mallett Theatre, St Lawrence Centre; Toronto.

1999 Several national broadcasts of Confessional with Shauna Rolston, and the CBC Vancouver Orchestra under Mario Bernardi on CBC Radio 2: January 10 on Two New Hours; January 20 on In Performance and February 7 on Symphony Hall. January 15, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites; Beverley Johnston, marimba. Peterborough Concert Association; Showplace Theatre, Peterborough, Ontario. January 23, 8:00 PM. Nadir; Carol Ann Savage, flute; Anthony Papoport, viola. Music Umbrella Concert, Eastminster United Church, Toronto.

March 12, 8:00 PM. Orbiting Garden; Joseph Petric, accordion; The Music Gallery, Toronto. March 24, 8:00 PM. Orbiting Garden; Joseph Petric, accordion; The Yjsbreker, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. April 24, 8:00 PM. World premiere of De Angelis; Laura Pudwell, mezzo-soprano, The Toronto Chamber Choir (David Fallis, conductor) and the Amadeus Choir (Lydia Adams, conductor) in a program including the antiphons De Angelis by Hildegard von Bingen. St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church, Toronto. The program was recorded by CBCRadio 2. April 25, 12:00 noon. Broadcast of Fertility Rites; Beverley Johnston, marimba. Music Around Us, CBC Radio 2. April 26. Broadcast of Fertility Rites (Beverley Johnston), Hunter’s Dream, Footprints

in New Snow and Nunavut. NPS Radio, Holland. May 15. Heirmos; Eblana choir under the direction of John O’Flynn; Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin, Ireland. May 22, 8:00 PM. World premiere of Zeitgeist; La Camerata Orchestra of Athens; Alexander Myrat, conductor; The Athens Concert Hall, Athens, Greece. May 22, 8:00 PM. World premiere of Zeitgeist; The Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra; Noel Edison, conductor. Part of the Open Ears Festival 1999. Sptember 28, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites; Harvey Price, marimba; Relache concert;Philadelphia, PA. October 3, 3:00 PM. Fertility Rites; Harvey Price, marimba; Relache concert; Philadelphia Ethical Society Building, Philadelphia, PA. October 18-21, 10:00 AM. Four performances of Fertility Rites; Beverley Johnston, marimba. Music in the Morning, Vancouver, BC. November 6. Fertility Rites; Beverley Johnston, marimba. International Percussion Event; Paris, France. The work was also be performed in a subsequent master class by Beverley Johnston in Geneva, Switzerland. December 6, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites. Beverley Johnston, marimba. A fundraising concert for the Collaborations Series featuring opera tenor Richard Margison, pop diva Alannah Myles and Beverley Johnston. December 26, 12:20 PM. Broadcast of De Angelis; Music Around Us; CBC Radio 2, Toronto. December 31, 11:00 PM. The Millennium Project, an one-hour radio special presented by the European Broadcasting Union will air at the same time by the national networks of

each member country. (EBU members include networks in North America, Australia and Asia.) The program will herald the new millennium and celebrate Western Music, from the advent of polyphony to the present. Each member country has been requested to provide a seven-minute original composition based on Perotin’s organum Viderunt

Omnes from Matinus Lieber. Hatzis has been commissioned by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation to compose Viderunt Omnes, the Canadian entry for this event.

1998 January 9, 8:00 PM. An All-Hatzis program: Footprints in New Snow; Fertility Rites; Beverley Johntson, marimba; Melisma; Peter Stoll, clarinet; Tetragrammaton; Barbara Hannigan, soprano; Of Threads and Labyrinths; Joe Salvalaggio, oboe; Sanya Eng, harp. Faculty Artists Series; Walter Hall, Faculty of Music, University of Toronto. January 11, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites; Beverley Johnston, marimba. Collaborations Festival; DeMaurier Theatre, Harbourfront, Toronto. January 11, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites; Beverley Johnston, marimba. DuMaurier Theatre, Harbourfront, Toronto. Part of the Collaborations series. January 12, 8:00 PM. Orbiting Garden; Stephen Clarke, piano. Walter Hall, Faculty of Music, University of Toronto. Part of the Faculty’s New Music Festival. March 1, 7:30 PM. European premiere of Heirmos; Spectrum Contemporary Music Ensemble; English Chamber Choir; Guy Protheroe, conductor. Cathedral of St. Sophia Moscow Road, W2, London, UK. Part of the Byzantine Festival in London 1998. Hatzis attended the performance and gave a pre-concert lecture. March 11, 8:00 PM. Byznatium; Joseph Salvalaggio, oboe; Ettore Mazzoleni Concert Hall, Royal Conservatory of Music, 273 Bloor Street West. Program recorded by Classical 96 FM. March 29, 8:00 PM. Nadir; Susan Hoeppner, flute; Valerie Kuinka, viola. Collaboration Series; DuMaurier Theatre Centre, Harbourfront, Toronto. April 13. Footprints in New Snow; Broadcast by CBC North across Nunavut and Northwest territories in Canada’s arctic north. April 19, 2:00 PM. Fertility Rites; Beverley Johntson, marimba; Trillium Plus (Arts & Letters) series. London Regional Art and Historical Museum; London, Ontario. April 24, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites; Beverley Johntson, marimba; Recital Hall, Ford Centre for the Performing Arts, Toronto.

May 16, 2:30 PM Kyrie. Shari Saunders, soprano; Matthew White, counter-tenor; Alan Gasser, tenor; Martin Houtman, tenor; Stuart Gelzer, bass; The Bach Elgar Choir under the direction of Wayne Strongman. St Peter's Lutheran Church, Kitchener, Canada. Part of the Open Ears festival sponsored by the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. The performance was recorded by CBC Radio for subsequent national broadcast on a number of CBC programs. June 4, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites; Beverley Johntson, marimba; The Vogue; Vancouver New Music Festival; Vancouver, BC. June 15-30. Hatzis was the composer-in-residence at the Scotia Festival of Music, one of Canada's most important summer music events. The residence included the commission of Farewell to Bach for Tafelmusik, Canada's only baroque orchestra playing on period instruments, performances of a number of Hatzis' chamber works including new versions of Stylus for baroque string quartet and Equivoque for harpsichord and tape by members of the Tafelmusik orchestra. Additional Hatzis works on the festival: Fertility Rites,

Burial Ground, Footprints in New Snow and Nunavut. Hatzis gave lectures and conduct masterclasses with composition students throughout the festival. Farewell to

Bach was premiered on June 6 at the St. Andrew’s United Church at an all Art-of-the-Fugue program for a capacity audience, the composer conducting the Tafelmusic orchestra and recorded by CBC Radio 2 for future broadcasts. It was repeated as an

encore at the request of the audience. Hatzis’s Inuit inspired works were also presented in a single program on June 13 at the Neptune theatre. The program also featured throat singers from Cape Dorset who came to Halifax for the occasion. June 14, 7:30 PM. Heirmos; Spectrum Contemporary Music Ensemble; English Chamber Choir; Guy Protheroe, conductor. Cathedral of St. Sophia Moscow Road, W2, London, UK. Repeat performance of the March 1 European premiere of the work at the Byzantine Festival in London 1998. July 11, 8:00 PM. Performance of a segment of Not Only but Also choreographed by Jennifer Mascall (Mascall ance), danced by Tonja Livingstone to the music of Nadir. Part of the ‘Dancing on the Edge’ Contemporary Dance Festival; Vancouver Playhouse, Vancouver, BC. July 13, 7:00 p.m. (7:30 NT) on CBC Radio Two. Adrian Hoffman, guest host of the radio program In Performance presented highlights from the 1998 Scotia Festival featuring the Tafelmusik Orchestra and music by Christos Hatzis. July 19, 20, 21. Recording of Heirmos; Melinda Maxwell, oboe d’ amore; Spectrum Contemporary Music Ensemble; English Chamber Choir; Guy Protheroe, conductor. Cathedral of St. Sophia Moscow Road, W2, London, UK. October 1, 12:00 PM. Fertility Rites; Beverley Johntson, marimba; Stockholm Cultural Centre; Stockholm International Percussion Event. Stockholm, Sweden.

October 10 & 11. Fertility Rites; Beverley Johntson, marimba; Moordale Concert Series; Walter Hall, Faculty of Music, Edward Johnson Building, Toronto. October 25, 2:00 PM. World premiere performance of Confessional; Shauna Rolston, cello; CBC Vancouver Orchestra; Mario Bernardi, conducting. Chan Centre for the Performing Arts, University of British Columbia, Vancouver. Hatzis attended the performance and gave a lecture at the Faculty of Music, University of British Columbia. October 28, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites; Beverley Johntson, marimba; Lane Concert Series, University of Vermont; Burlington, Vermont, USA. November 7, 8:00 PM. Heirmos; the McMillan Singers, Wayne Strongman, conductor; Walter Hall, Edward Johnson Building, University of Toronto. November 20, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites; Beverley Johntson, marimba; Thornhill Concert Association; Toronto. November 28, 8:00 PM. Nunavut; The Atlantic String Quartet: Alison McLellan, violin; Jennifer Johnson, violin; Alexandra Fekete, viola; Theo Weber, cello. D.F. Cook Recital Hall, Memorial University of Newfoundland; St. John’s, NF. Hatzis attended the performance and gave a lecture at the Music School of Memorial University. December 2. Nunavut; Studio recording of the work by the Blue Engine String Quartet: Jennifer Jones, violin; Anne Simons, violin; Margot Alrdich, viola; Hilary Brown, cello. CBC studios; Halifax, Nova Scotia. Hatzis was in Halifax for the recording. December 29. The Vancouver Sun rated the premiere performance of Confessional as one of the ten most important musical events of 1998.

1997 January 7, 9:00 PM. Footprints in New Snow; National broadcast on the CBC Radio program Encore. This was the sixth national broadcast of this documentary composition in less that a year (second broadcast on Encore in less that four months). January 7, 9:00 PM. January 27, 8:00 PM. The Birth of Venus; Robert Black, double bass; Wilde Auditorium, The Hartt School, Hartford, CT. February 10. Stylus; Two New Hours studio recording; Marie Berard, violin; Douglas Perry, viola; Joseph Petric, accordion. Glenn Gould Studio, CBC Broadcast Centre, Toronto. February 13, 7:30 PM. The Birth of Venus; Robert Black, double bass; Dingeldine Music Center, Bradley University, Peoria, IL.

February 18, 8:00 PM. The Birth of Venus; Robert Black, double bass; South Recital Hall, School of Music, University of Louisville. Nunavut; The Smith Quartet (U.K.); Vancouver New Music Society concert; Vancouver East Cultural Centre, Vancouver, BC. F March 10, 8:00 PM. Nunavut; The Smith Quartet. New Works Calgary concert; Engineered Air Theatre, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta. March 13, 8:00 PM. Nunavut; The Smith Quartet. Innovations in Concert; Chapelle historique du Bon Pasteur, Montreal, Quebec. March 13. Nadir; Angelica Castello, recorder; Glenys Webster, viola. Sweelinck Conservatorium of Amsterdam, The Netherlands. March 22, 8:00 PM. Tetragrammaton; Kimberley Enns-Hildebrand; The Music Gallery, Toronto. April 4, 8:00 PM. Pavillons En l'Air; Scott Irvine, tuba; Beverley Johnston, percussion; Orbiting Garden; Stephen Clarke, piano; Fertility Rites (premiere); Beverley Johnston, marimba; Equivoque; Joseph Macerollo, accordion. Faculty Artists Series, Walter Hall, Faculty of Music, University of Toronto. A concert featuring composer Christos Hatzis and percussionist Beverley Johnston. May 11. Nadir; Angelica Castello, recorder; Glenys Webster, viola. International Altviool Dag, Bachzaal, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. May 21, 1:00 PM. Nadir; Angelica Castello, recorder; Glenys Webster, viola. Bachzaal, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. May 24, 7:30. Nadir. Dancers for Life Vancouver; Tonja Livingston, solo dance; Jennifer Mascall, choreographer (from “Not Only but Also”). The Playhouse Theatre, Vancouver. June 12, 7:30 PM. Nadir; Angelica Castello, recorder; Glenys Webster, viola. Amstelkerk, Amsterdam, The Netherlands June 21 - 29; The Ottawa Fringe Festival; six performances of Nadir by Kevin James, viola. Arts Court Theatre, Ottawa. June 24, 8:00 PM. Nunavut; The Cikada ensemble (Norway); Fertility Rites; Beverley Johnston, marimba. Northern Encounters Festival. Glenn Gould Studio, Broadcast Centre, Toronto. October 22, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites; Beverley Johnston, marimba. Adams Auditorium, Newport, UK.

November 15, 8:00 PM. Fertility Rites; Beverley Johnston, marimba. ‘Spirit of the Drum’ event sponsored by the Percussive Arts Society; Fraser Auditorium, Huntington University, Huntington, Ontario. December 9, 8:00 PM. Pavillons En l’ Air; Jane Maness, tuba; Ron Brown, percussion. Maureen Forester Recital Hall, Wilfrid Laurier University. Part of the Canadian Chamber Ensemble’s “Approaching the Third Millennium” series.

1996 January 17, 8:00 PM. The Idea of Canada. Performance of a segment of the work at a concert by the Canadian Contemporary Ensemble titled ‘O Canada’. Maureen Forester Hall, Wilfrid Laurier University, Kitchener, Ontario.

February 22, 8:00 PM. The Idea of Canada. Performance of the entire work in a CBC sponsored program featuring works created at the Experimental Audio Room (EAR). Hatzis and producer Steve Wadhams introduced the work to the audience. Music Gallery, Toronto.

February 24, 8:00 PM. Heirmos. The Bach-Elgar Choir under the direction of Wayne Strongman; Lawrence Cherney, oboe d’ amore. St. Stanislaus R.C. Polish Church; Hamilton, Ontario.

March 20, 21, 22, 24 8:00 PM. The Vancouver based Jennifer Mascall Dance Company presented an evening of new work by choreographer Jennifer Mascall based entirely on music by Christos Hatzis. The following Hatzis works were choreographed: Orbiting

Garden, Nadir, The Mega4 Meta4 and Crucifix. Hatzis attended the performances. Vancouver East Cultural Centre, Vancouver, BC.

March 31, 11:15 PM. Footprints in New Snow. World Radio premiere, Two New Hours, CBC Stereo. A few days after the broadcast, Footprints in New Snow was selected as the CBC 1996 submission to the Prix Italia.

Hatzis’ Burial Ground was selected as one of the four finalists for the Jean A. Chalmers Award for Composition. (The award eventually went to his colleague Chan Ka Nin).

June 11, 11:30 PM. Nadir. Mascall Dance, Atelier Theatre, National Arts Centre, Ottawa. The presentation was part of the Dance Canada Festival.

June 28. Footprints in New Snow was selected as the winner of the Prix Italia ’96 Special Prize for Music. This was the first time this prestigious international award was given to a Canadian composer. The composition has been subsequently requested by numerous international radio networks for broadcast.

August 11, 11:13 PM. Footrpints in New Snow. Second Two New Hours broadcast, CBC Radio.

September 6, 11:00 AM. Footrpints in New Snow. Broadcast on the CBC Radio program Radio Concert Hall preceeded by an interview of the composer and producer Keith Horner by program host Peter Tiefenbach.

October 8, 8:00 PM. From the Vanishing Gardens of Eden. The viola section of the Toronto Symphony, Jukka Pekka Saraste, conducting. Glenn Gould Studio, Broadcast Centre, Toronto. Part of the ‘Made In Canada’ Festival.

October 9, 8:00 PM. Omen. The Composers’ Orchestra, Gary Kulesha, conducting. Glenn Gould Studio, Broadcast Centre, Toronto. Part of the ‘Made In Canada’ Festival.

October 19, 9:00 PM Footrpints in New Snow. Broadcast on the CBC Radio program Encore.

October 29, 8:00 PM. Of Threads and Labyrinths. Joseph Salvalaggio, oboe; Lori Gemmell, harp. Walter Hall, Faculty of Music, University of Toronto. Part of the U of T Contemporary Music Festival.

1995 February 1, 12:30 PM. Orbiting Garden. Laurent Philippe, piano. Recital Hall, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC. February 15 & 16, 8:00 PM. Byzantium choreographed by Lambros Lambrou. Part of the ‘Myths and Mythology’ presentation by Ballet Austin. Bass Concert Hall, Austin, Texas, USA. Hatzis attended the performances as guest of Ballet Austin. March 7 - 11, 8:00 PM. Hurraymusic, a three minute miniature by Hatzis was performed by Arraymusic as part of ‘Furniture’, a new dance work by choreographer David Earle for the Toronto Dance Theatre. Winchester Street Theatre, Toronto. March 12, 2:00 PM. The Mega4 Meta4. Douglas Perry, viola. Electroacoustic music series, Walter Hall, Faculty of Music, Edward Johnson Building, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario. April 4, 8:00 PM. World premiere. Of Threads and Labyrinths. Lawrence Cherney, oboe; Erica Goodman, harp. Grace Church-on-the-hill, Toronto. Part of the Encounters ’95 series presented by Soundstreams Canada in association with the CBC Radio programs Two New Hours and Choral Concert, this concert featured the work of guest composer John Taverner and Christos Hatzis (this was Tavener’s first visit to Canada). Heirmos received its world premiere performance by the Elmer Iseler Singers and an ensemble consisting of Lawrence Cherney, oboe d’ amore; Paul Meyer, violin; Steven Dann, viola; Thomas Wiebe, cello; Erica Goodman, harp and Russell Hartenberger, percussion under the direction of Elmer Iseler. The concert was recorded for subsequent broadcast by the CBC and several European networks.

April 10, 8:30 PM. Burial Ground. Members of the Hellenic Contemporary Ensemble. Organized by the Union of Greek Composers and the Hellenic American Union. Theatre of the Hellenic American Union, Athens, Greece. June 15 - 26. Hatzis and CBC Radio producer Keith Horner travelled to Canada’s Northwest Territories (Nunavut) to record and interview Inuit Throat singers. Their project will result in a CBC one-hour special on the Inuit and their culture—a hybrid form of radio documentary and electroacoustic composition—based on the collected material from this trip. Recordings of Angela Atagootak, Pauline Kyak, Elisha Kilabuk, Koomoo Noveyak, Eligah Maggitak, Napachie Pootoogook, Timagiak Petautassie and Haunak Mikigak were made at Iqaluit and Cape Dorset on Baffin Island. The project was funded by the CBC and the Ontario Arts Council. October 10 - 29. World premiere and repeat performances of Melisma. Jean-Guy Boisver, clarinet. Performance venues included Trois-Rivières; St. Johns, Newfoundland; Montréal; Ottawa; Toronto (Music Gallery on Oct. 27 and the Faculty of Music, Univeristy of Toronto); London, Ontario and Calgary, Alberta. The Calgary performance was recorded by CBC for subsequent broadcast. October 24, 8:00 PM. The Birth of Venus. Robert Black, double bass. Wick Center, Daemen College, Amherst, New York. October 26, 8:00 PM. Prisma. The S.M.C.Q. ensemble under the direction of Walter Boudreau. S.M.C.Q. concert series. La Salle Pierre Mercure, Montréal, Québec. October 29, 8:00 PM. Erotikos Logos. New Music Concerts opened its 25th anniversary concert season with a concert titled Erotikos Logos; An Evening with Christos Hatzis at Toronto’s Glenn Gould Studio featuring three song cycles by Christos Hatzis: Erotikos

Logos (world premiere) on texts in modern Greek by George Seferis, Three Songs on

Poems by Sappho, (world premiere) on texts in classical Greek by Sappho and Arcana, on English texts by Gwendolyn MacEwen. Ronald Greydanus sang Erotikos Logos, New York based sopraniste Kyle Church Greydanus sang Three Songs on Poems by

Sappho and soprano Monica Whicher sang Arcana. The virtuoso ensemble consisting of clarinetist Joaquin Valdepeñas, violist Steven Dann, cellist David Hetherington, pianist Mark Widner and percussionist Trevor Tureski was conducted by flutist Robert Aitken. The concert was recorded by CBC Radio and was broadcast on the program ‘Two New Hours’ on December 10. November 17, 8:00 PM. World Premiere performance of Tetragrammaton. Kimberley Enns-Hildebrand, soprano; NUMUS concert series; Waterloo Community Arts Centre (The Button Factory), Waterloo, Ontario. November 21. Orbiting Garden. Laurent Philippe, piano. Studio recording of the piece for Danish Radio, Coppenhagen, Denmark.

December 3, 11:30 PM. Crucifix. World radio premiere of the work on the CBC Radio program Two New Hours. December 20 - 24. Studio recording of Erotikos Logos, Three Songs on Poems by

Sappho and Arcana at the CBC Music Studio (211), Broadcast Centre, Toronto. Monica Whicher, soprano; Ronald Greydanus, countertenor; Joachim Valdepeñas, clarinet; Steven Dann, viola; David Hetherington, cello; Mark Widner, piano; Trevor Tureski, percussion; Robert Aitken, conductor. Keith Horner, producer; Doug Doctor, engineer. The recording was later released as Erotikos Logos, a Marquis Classics CD.