Hailed as "chamber's engaging new hope" (William Littler, Toronto Star), Ar… Read Full Bio ↴Hailed as "chamber's engaging new hope" (William Littler, Toronto Star), Art of Time Ensemble was formed in 1998 by pianist Andrew Burashko. It is a collective that comprises some of the most unsurpassed classical and jazz musicians in Canada.
Since its inception, Art of Time has steadily grown in reputation as an ensemble that undertakes and delivers programs that are at once thought provoking and compelling. Committed to finding new ways of blending classical music with other genres as well as other art forms, Art of Time has presented over twenty programs – each uniquely different in theme and content.
Over the years, Art of Time has collaborated and shared the stage with some of the most accomplished artists from the worlds of Canadian theatre and dance. In 2004, their collaboration with Volcano Theatre of German/Argentinean composer Mauricio Kagel's Variété led to five Dora Nominations, winning the award for Outstanding Music. This show was hailed as "a landmark interdisciplinary collaboration" by Tamara Bernstein of the National Post. They have also regularly collaborated with singer/songwriter Martin Tielli (of Rheostatics) and jazz chanteuse Melissa Stylianou. The 2006/07 season will see the return Martin of Martin Tielli as well as new collaborations with Sarah Slean, Hawksley Workman, Serena Ryder and many other musicians from the worlds of pop and jazz.
Art of Time Ensemble has performed throughout Canada and abroad. In 2001 Art of Time was invited to Finland, and in the spring 2006 they performed two of their programs in Moscow.
Art of Time's core members include: Erika Raum and Stephen Sitarski (concertmaster of the K-W Symphony) on violin; Steven Dann (soloist and former principal violist of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Toronto Symphony, Vancouver Symphony and the National Arts Centre orchestra) on viola;, Thomas Wiebe (soloist, member of the Duke Trio and Professor at the University of Western Ontario) on cello; Joel Quarrington (principal of the Toronto Symphony and the National Arts Centre Orchestra) on double bass; Andrew Burashko (pianist and artistic director), Phil Dwyer (renowned composer, arranger and saxophonist) on woodwinds; Rob Piltch (the great Canadian guitarist and former member of the Blood Sweat and Tears; and Jonathan Goldsmith (composer, arranger, producer and brilliant pianist).
Art of Time's debut album Live in Toronto is a compilation of live performances recorded over the years by CBC for broadcast. Taken from five different programs, the album presents a uniquely eclectic range of musical selections. From inimitable renditions of Jaques Brel and Arnold Schoenberg songs sung by Martin Tielli to the intensity of Schnittke and Gavin Bryars; to a haunting arrangement of Hank William's I'm so Lonesome I Could Cry sung by Melissa Stylianou; this album not only displays the breadth of the ensemble, but also caters to any individual with a love for and curiosity about music.
Since its inception, Art of Time has steadily grown in reputation as an ensemble that undertakes and delivers programs that are at once thought provoking and compelling. Committed to finding new ways of blending classical music with other genres as well as other art forms, Art of Time has presented over twenty programs – each uniquely different in theme and content.
Over the years, Art of Time has collaborated and shared the stage with some of the most accomplished artists from the worlds of Canadian theatre and dance. In 2004, their collaboration with Volcano Theatre of German/Argentinean composer Mauricio Kagel's Variété led to five Dora Nominations, winning the award for Outstanding Music. This show was hailed as "a landmark interdisciplinary collaboration" by Tamara Bernstein of the National Post. They have also regularly collaborated with singer/songwriter Martin Tielli (of Rheostatics) and jazz chanteuse Melissa Stylianou. The 2006/07 season will see the return Martin of Martin Tielli as well as new collaborations with Sarah Slean, Hawksley Workman, Serena Ryder and many other musicians from the worlds of pop and jazz.
Art of Time Ensemble has performed throughout Canada and abroad. In 2001 Art of Time was invited to Finland, and in the spring 2006 they performed two of their programs in Moscow.
Art of Time's core members include: Erika Raum and Stephen Sitarski (concertmaster of the K-W Symphony) on violin; Steven Dann (soloist and former principal violist of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Toronto Symphony, Vancouver Symphony and the National Arts Centre orchestra) on viola;, Thomas Wiebe (soloist, member of the Duke Trio and Professor at the University of Western Ontario) on cello; Joel Quarrington (principal of the Toronto Symphony and the National Arts Centre Orchestra) on double bass; Andrew Burashko (pianist and artistic director), Phil Dwyer (renowned composer, arranger and saxophonist) on woodwinds; Rob Piltch (the great Canadian guitarist and former member of the Blood Sweat and Tears; and Jonathan Goldsmith (composer, arranger, producer and brilliant pianist).
Art of Time's debut album Live in Toronto is a compilation of live performances recorded over the years by CBC for broadcast. Taken from five different programs, the album presents a uniquely eclectic range of musical selections. From inimitable renditions of Jaques Brel and Arnold Schoenberg songs sung by Martin Tielli to the intensity of Schnittke and Gavin Bryars; to a haunting arrangement of Hank William's I'm so Lonesome I Could Cry sung by Melissa Stylianou; this album not only displays the breadth of the ensemble, but also caters to any individual with a love for and curiosity about music.
Fixing a Hole
Art of Time Ensemble Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Fixing a Hole' by these artists:
747's I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And…
8. The Beatles I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And stops…
Andy Timmons Band I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And…
Beatles~the I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And stops…
Bee Gees & Peter Frampton I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And…
Big Daddy I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And stops…
BMR4 I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And…
Cheap Trick I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And stops…
Disclaimer I've got to be more playful I've got to be more…
Easy Star All-Stars Feat. Max Romeo I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And…
Easy Star All-Stars Max Romeo I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And…
Nancy Harrow I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And…
Paul Hemmings I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And…
Paul McCartney I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And stops…
Peter Frampton/The Bee Gees I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And…
The Beatles I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And stops…
The Beatles攀 I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And stops…
The Beatles I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And stops…
The Beetles I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And stops…
The Brubeck & Widelock Duo I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And…
The Flaming Lips and Fwends I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And…
The Flaming Lips Feat. Electric Würms I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And stops…
The Fray Where the rain gets down and stops my mind from wandering wh…
The Paul Hemmings Trio I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And…
World Party I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in And…
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Hey That's No Way To Say Goodbye I loved you in the morning, our kisses deep and…
Monarch The Queen had a feint and had a fall Don't give…
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David M Garens
This group is right on with their arrangements . . . you start out wondering what they
are going to do with this well worn song . . . how can they possibly make it exciting--then they DO ! Love the sax and the trumpet....and the quick changes.
John would really have enjoyed it.
BrieHOJK
Steven Page doing anything Beatles related makes me happy.
Debra Chiplin
Best concert last year - flew from Winnipeg to take this in. If you could post "She's Leaving Home" I could have a good cry again...
Charles Strawser
When did Austin Powers start singing? (Just kidding, Steven! Loved your stuff from the start.)
John McNeil
I hate Beatles covers... BUT.. Steven Page is FANTASTIC... I know he isn't alone.. but he makes this cover rock. Much in the same way he made the "Lover's in A Dangerous Time" cover or the "I'm in Love With a McDonald's Girl" cover rock. The Barenaked Ladies is one of my favourite bands, ranked up with The Beatles, Billy Joel, and Simon and Garfunkel. The Ladies are not Barenaked without Steven Page. As with the Beatles the original Barenaked Ladies were more than the sum of their parts. Nice job on this Beatles cover Mr. Page.
Captain Cinema
+John McNeil You should have stopped at "I hate Beatle covers." This is gawd awful. It's elevator musak. During the 80s there were lots of orchestral versions of the pop chart toppers -- 101 Strings, Montovani, etc -- all top-notch orchestras and the best studio musicians, and they took all the soul out of rock songs just to make it palatable for old people. All those albums languish in the dust-bins of used vinyl shops; their labels never even bothered to release them as CDs.
These guys are good musicians (though pretty awful vocalists, however) but that doesn't mean they do justice to the classics -- or why they should even try. There are plenty of very good artists out there, but do you really want to look at some painter's replica of a Monet? What's the point?
Art of Time
we don't have video of "she's leaving", but the album is almost finished. best, a.
Barber Pole
Posted before I tuned in-- knew it was Sgt Peppers though, just didn't want to mix The White LP with, Julia, or. Sexie Sadie. --- hence the. ?