Penticton Herald

Joe Trio playing in Oliver

- By MARION BOYD

The always popular Joe Trio, known as the “Court Jesters of the Classical” will be returning to Oliver on Friday for a 7:30 p.m. concert.

This is the last of this season’s performanc­es presented by the South Okanagan Concert Society and will bring some totally engaging musical merriment to the Venables stage.

The Trio with its violin-cellopiano virtuosity, combines the wit, charm and talent of three musicians who together collaborat­ed just a few years ago with the late CBC storytelle­r Stuart McLean on fun-filled tours with the Vinyl Cafe.

Pianist Cameron Wilson’s compositio­ns and arrangemen­ts have been performed by numerous symphony orchestras and ensembles across North America. In addition to Joe Trio, he plays in a gypsy jazz quarter, the Hard Rubber Orchestra, a Francophon­e inspired trio called Pastiche and the Mariachi Del Sol and Tambura Rasa.

Cellist Charles Inkman’s career has included playing backup for visiting artists such as John Denver and Brian Wilson in addition to playing with a symphony orchestra and teaching on the faculty of the VSO School of Music.

Pianist Allen Stiles holds a master’s degree in piano performanc­e from UBC and has played for musicals and operas as well as chamber ensembles. He teaches at a number of Vancouver-area schools of music and thrives as a freelance pianist.

Single tickets in advance are $23 at the theatre box office or online at www.venablesth­eatre.ca or at the door for $25.

More informatio­n is available at 250-495-6487. Bus transporta­tion for those in Osoyoos can also be arranged by calling this number.

 ?? Special to The Herald ?? The Joe Trio performs Friday night at the Venables Theatre in Oliver, marking the end of the South Okanagan Concert Society season.
Special to The Herald The Joe Trio performs Friday night at the Venables Theatre in Oliver, marking the end of the South Okanagan Concert Society season.

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