Sunday, July 3 Alcan Quartet Laura Andriani and Nathalie Camus, violin • Luc Beauchemin, viola • David Ellis, cello. Our 2011 Festival opens with one of Canada’s most dynamic chamber music ensembles. This internationally acclaimed string quartet is a favourite with CAMMAC audiences. Sunday, July 10 Ensemble Eya   Femke Bergsma, recorder, vielle, string drum, vocals • Liette Remon, vielle, rebec, chalumeau, bagpipes, vocals. This Quebec duo, specializing in Medieval music, offers a program of songs on the theme of war and peace during the time of the Hundred Years’ War. Sunday, July 17 Bozzini Quartet   Clemens Merkel, violin • Mira Benjamin, violin Stephanie Bozzini, viola • Isabelle Bozzini, cello CAMMAC is thrilled to welcome back the Bozzini Quartet. This versatile group will perform Schubert’s Quartet a minor, D 804 (Rosamunde) and Beethoven’s String Quartet No. 13 in B-flat, Opus 130. Sunday, July 24 Windermere String Quartet Rona Goldensher, violin • Elizabeth Loewen Andrews, violin • Anthony Rapoport, viola • Laura Jones, cello Based in Toronto, the Windermere String Quartet is one of Canada’s leading period instrument ensembles. Back at CAMMAC for a second year, we are pleased to feature the group in our Festival CAMMAC series.

Sunday, July 31 Jean-François Normand, clarinet • Fraser Jackson, bassoon • Monique de Margerie, piano These three excellent musicians will perform a delectable buffet of music for trio by Poulenc, Glinka, Korngold and Mozart. Sunday, August 7 Ewald Cheung, violin • Philip Chiu, piano Ewald Cheun  •  Philip Chiu   Winner of the 2010 Orchestre symphonique de Trois-Rivières Competition, this young violin virtuoso will delight you with a program of works by W.A. Mozart, Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho, Richard Strauss, and Niccolò Paganini. He will be accompanied by the award-winning pianist Philip Chiu. Sunday, August 14 Ensemble QAT Xavier Brossard-Ménard, clarinet • Roland Arnassalon, violin • Sheila Hannigan, violoncelle • Sonia Wheaton Dudley, piano In this show entitled 1938, Ensemble QAT performs music of this tumultuous year in world history as encountered by a fictional Viennese music critic. The music ranges from classical contemporary works to klezmer, jazz and show music. Tickets available on site Concert — $10 (free for children 12 and under) Brunch — $15/adults • $12/children Tel.: 1-888-622-8755, #1 Fax.: 819-687-3323 85 chemin CAMMAC, Harrington, QC J8G 2T2 (4 km north of Lost River on Route 327)