SEAWAY WINDS

    "Dance The Night Away"

• Our annual Fall Concert will feature popular dance tunes and dance styles through the decades

• The Music will have you wanting to dance in the aisles

• Directed by Barb Hunter, this concert will be a treat for everyone.

• Friday, October 20th, 7:30 pm, St-Felix De Valois Church

• Congrats to Bernard Gauthier - winner of draw for 2 tickets to "Dance The Night Away"
  

Thank you to Concert Sponsors  

Medical Arts Pharmacy 

Village Pawns - Montreal Road

Dr.  Natalie Samson  DC

ARTS   IN   THE   PARK

Enjoy free summer evening concerts by the river

Don't miss a Wednesday, there's 'new music' every week!

Lions' Club Bandshell in beautiful Lamoureux Park 

Wednesday, July 5 @7pm

Wednesday, July 12 @7pm

Wednesday, July 19 @7pm

Barb Hunter

Barb and husband Brian moved to Long Sault in 1999. She retired from teaching the following year and became the founding director of the Seaway Winds Concert Band in 2001. As a performer, Barb has played in Glen Theatre production orchestras, at various churches in the Cornwall area, and also performs in Ottawa in the Maple Leaf Brass Band.

Barb Hunter grew up in a musical family in South Bend, Indiana. At age 4 she started playing the piano, followed by flute at age 8 and then cornet at age 9. While still in high school, Barb was a church organist and choir director and played trumpet in the South Bend and Elkhart (Indiana) Symphony Orchestras. At age 16 she was trumpet soloist with the Indianapolis Symphony and South Bend orchestras. After graduating from Indiana University with BMus.Ed (Honors) and M.Mus degrees she played in the Phoenix Symphony and taught junior high school band in Tempe, Arizona.

In 1971, she began teaching instrumental music at Montreal West High School (now Royal West Academy) and also taught trumpet and Music Pedagogy Methods at McGill and Concordia Universities. She played in various ensembles including the Montreal Symphony Orchestra and the Encore Brass Quintet, and conducted the 306 Maple Leaf Wing Concert Band in Montreal from 1996-2007.

About Seaway Winds

FOR OVER 20 YEARS, THE SEAWAY WINDS COMMUNITY CONCERT BAND HAS PRESENTED ANNUAL CONCERTS AND PERFORMED A WIDE RANGE OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ACROSS DIFFERENT GENRES.

IN 2002, SEAWAY WINDS BEGAN OFFERING AN ANNUAL CONCERT SERIES AT AULTSVILLE THEATRE, PERFORMING A FALL CONCERT IN OCTOBER AND A SPRING CONCERT IN MAY. IN ADDITION, THE BAND PRESENTS AN ANNUAL COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS CONCERT AT A LOCAL CORNWALL CHURCH EVERY DECEMBER.

GUEST SOLOISTS PERFORMING WITH SEAWAY WINDS HAVE INCLUDED GRAHAM GREER, THERESE MOTARD, LACIE PETRYNKA, RAYMOND LACROIX, KATIE DITSCHUN, STEVE E. AND THE PACEMAKERS, THE MOE LEMIEUX QUARTET, HELEN MCALEAR AND DANIELLE VAILLANCOURT.