Highlights

2000+ Highlights

• Mistic Concert, Open Space, April, 2012, Andrew Schloss and Cathy Fern Lewis play Trimpin Piano Sculptures

• Sound collaboration, Emmanuel Mailly, Paris, France, 2012

• Fundraiser for Jung-Au Chung, excerpts of Three Good Women with Lynda Raino and Denise Lieutaghi, 2012

• Love and Land MInes by Sonny Thet and Dianne Kelly, a forty minute drama per musica, 2012

• Les Anges by Eric Satie with Jung-Au Chung and David Ferguson, myself singing and playing onstage as an integral part of the performance, 2011

• AGNES B written and directed by David Ferguson, Music Director and onstage pianist/singer, as the ‘soldier boy’, 2010

• Collaboration with Kamal Sabran, Ipoh, Malaysia, Space Gambus Experiment, http://www.reverboration.com/kamalsabransuperfriends 2009

• Musical guest, Bounce Dance Festival,
  

• 2009 Wordweaving/Soundweaving, collaboration with Brigitte Potte-Mael, First Lutheran, Vancouver

• The Gardens Sing and Speak Through Us 2009 Giardini della Minerva, Italy, collaboration with Brigitte Potter-Mael and Biagio Francia

• Participant in on line sound art exhibition, curated by Shintaro Miyazaki, http://www.soundmuseum.fa/ 2008

• medicinAL LullabYE 2008, by Cathy Fern Lewis piece for amplified Chinese Medicine Cabinet, Computer, Singing Bowls, Bells, ukelele

• Duo Delirio 2008

• Avatar Orchestra Metaverse, 2008

• Voice ++ Festival, Open Space, 2008, 2009

• LaSaM 2007-2008

• Stabat Mater, for 10 solo voices, D. Scarlatti 2007

• PK Page 90th Birthday Celebration, The Traveling Musicians by Murray Adaskin with The Victoria Symphony conducted by Tania Miller 2006

• Voice ++ Festival, Open Space 2006

• Curator: New Music in New Spaces 2006, Astrophysical Observatory, B.C.  / Commission

• New Opera, What Time Is It? Anna Hostman/P.K. Page, Victoria, B.C., 2005, 2006

• New Oratorio, Le Gare Montreal, Nicolas Fairbank/Helene Cazes 2005

• Conductor, Moodswing Chorus, Friends of Music Society, 2002-2006

• Hexaphone, 6 voice a cappella ensemble 2002-2006

• New Opera, Island, Chris Donison/Alistaire McLeod, Banff, Alberta, 2004  Ottawa National Chamber Music Festival, 1999, 2004

• Invitation to sing for the opening gala for The Group of Seven in Western Canada Exhibition 2003

• Seven week sound and art installation, Sanctuary, Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, 2002 / Commission

• Performance Intervention, Ears to the 40’s, Art Gallery of Victoria 2001 / Commission

• Mothersight, Performance Art, Art Gallery of Victoria, 2000 / Commission

• Conductor of Canadian College of Performing Arts Choir 2004Conductor of VCM Honours Choir 2000-2003 

• Conductor of VIVA Boys Choir, 1999-2001

• Victoria Conservatory Faculty Chamber Music Series 1995-2002

1985-2000 HIGHLIGHTS

• Curator: Garden Works, a concert of 18 contemporary pieces by women composers for voices and instruments on the subject of gardens: wild and tamed 1995, Open Space Gallery

• MURMUR collaboration with Brigitte Potter-mael, Vertical Gallery, Open Space, Victoria, B.C.

• International Voice Festival, Montreal 1994

• Sound Symposium, St. John’s, Nfld. 1986 and 1992

• Hornby Island Summer Festivals – Chamber Music 1990-94

• University of Victoria Faculty Concerts 1992

• Canada Dance Festival, Ottawa 1992

• Performance Invitations to Electroacoustic Festivals Banff, Montreal, Winnipeg 1990

• Array Music, Toronto 1988 and 1993

• Steven Reich Ensemble, Tehilim, Vancouver 1986

• One Woman Multi-Media Interdisciplinary Show at Expo ’86  / Commission

Early Highlights

• Professional Year at Banff Centre 1985

• Choreographic Symposium, Simon Fraser University 1984

• Mercer Union Gallery, 5 Solo Concerts, Toronto 1983

• Premierist of works by Murray Adaskin, Michael J. Baker, Howard Bashaw, Stephen Brown, Christopher Butterfield, Kirk Elliott, Jose Evangelista, Nicolas Fairbank
  

• Anna Hostman, Kathy Kennedy, Rudolph Komorous, Leila Lustig, John Oliver, Sylvia Rickard, Robert Rosen, Murray Schafer, Daniel Scheidt, Rodney Sharman
  

• Linda Catlin Smith, Owen Underhill, John Weinsweig, Wes Wraggett.

• Three year studies in Paris, Italy, England, Germany, principal teacher’s Pierre Bernac, S.Chereau, Winifred Radford

• University of Victoria, Bachelor of Music in Voice Performance 1978

• Born Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada 1954