Concerts

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Special Occasions

Quartet
from $1000

4 musicians
$1000 first hour
$900 subsequent hours

Trio
from $750

3 musicians
$750 first hour
$675 subsequent hours

Duo
from $500

2 musicians
$500 first hour
$450 subsequent hours

Solo
from $300

1 musician
$300 first hour
$250 subsequent hours

Allene Chomyn, Violin

A native of Western Canada, Allene Chomyn holds a Bachelor of Music Performance with Distinction from the University of Victoria (2005) and a Master of Music Performance from the University of Toronto (2007). She was a member of the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony from 2007-2023 and was featured as Concertmaster and soloist multiple times.Allene can be seen performing regularly as Concertmaster of the Spiritus Ensemble and the Stratford Symphony Orchestra, and joining many other ensembles throughout Southern Ontario. One of Allene’s career highlights was being selected from hundreds of applicants to be a part of the YouTube Symphony Orchestra (2011) which included a trip to Australia to perform in the Sydney Opera House, and whose performance became the largest live-streaming concert event in YouTube history, with over 30 million streams. Allene lives in Kitchener with her husband, bassist Ian Whitman, their two children, and their cute dog, Spike.

Nora Pellerin, Violin

Nora Pellerin completed her Masters in Violin Performance at the University of Ottawa, under the tutelage of David Stewart, and received the Bessie Ewen Scholarship in Orchestral Studies. She got her undergraduate degree at McGill University, studying with Ellen Jewett and Andrew Dawes.Nora has considerable experience playing with orchestras, including acting as concertmaster for the McGill Symphony Orchestra, University of Ottawa Symphony Orchestra and University of Ottawa Opera Orchestra. She was an apprentice with the Boris Brott National Academy Orchestra for many summers. Today, Nora performs with orchestras throughout Ontario, including those of London, Niagara, Windsor, Kingston and the (now former) Kitchener Waterloo Symphony. She was principal second in the Georgian Bay Symphony for many years, and more recently holds that position with the Peterborough Symphony. In addition, she has participated in several summer music programs, including Domaine Forget in Quebec and the Toronto Summer Music Academy and Festival.

Rebecca Diderrich, Viola

Born in London ON, Rebecca holds a Bachelor of Music Performance degree from the University of Toronto where she studied with Lorand Fenyves, and a Professional Performance Certificate from Lynn University in Boca Raton Florida where she studied with Ralph Fielding. While living in Florida, Rebecca was the principal violist of the Southwest Florida Symphony Orchestra where she also appeared as a soloist.She was a violist with both the Palm Beach Opera and Florida Grand Opera orchestras for many years, and played frequently with the Naples Philharmonic and the Palm Beach Chamber Music Festival. Rebecca also worked as a studio musician in Miami, recording on albums produced for many artists including Gloria Estefan, Christian Castro and Natalie Cole. After returning to Canada to raise her children closer to home, Rebecca became a member of the (now former) Kitchener Waterloo Symphony.

Miriam Stewart-Kroeker, Cello

Miriam Stewart-Kroeker is a versatile cellist based in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario. She was a tenured member of the (now former) Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony and is a founding member of the Andromeda Piano Trio.Miriam studied with Paul Pulford and the Penderecki String Quartet at Wilfrid Laurier University, where she received an Honours Bachelor of Music in Cello Performance as well as a Diploma in Chamber Music Performance. She went on to complete a Master’s degree in Cello Performance at McGill University under the direction of Matt Haimovitz.
On top of performing with various orchestras throughout Ontario, Miriam is an active chamber musician and soloist. The Andromeda Trio recently received two grants from Canada Council for the Arts and the Region of Waterloo Arts Fund to commission and record a piece by local composer, Karen Sunabacka, which explores Métis-Mennonite relations in Canada, inspired by Karen and Miriam’s ancestries on Treaty 1 territory.