Musicians & Composers in Clair Hills, Waterloo, ON
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594 Beechwood Dr, Waterloo, N2T 1Z4
(519) 742-6692
Music Lessons & Instruction School, Musical instrument store, Musician, Piano instructor 
F-168 Lexington Ct., Waterloo, N2J 4R9
(519) 744-3828
ensembles, orchestras bands, orchestres, Band, performing arts, Entertainment Organizations, Orchestra, orchestras symphonies 
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179 King Street West, Kitchener, N2G 1A9
(226) 647-3996
Bar & grill, Restaurant, Wine bar, Musician/Band 
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100 AHRENS STREET WEST, Kitchener, N2H 4C3
519 744 4891
The Regional Municipality of Waterloo, the counties of Wellington, Dufferin, Grey and all of Oxford County except Tillsonburg (which is in the jurisdiction of Local 633, St. Thomas, Ont., Canada) and Tavistock, Embro, Lakeside, and Uniondale (which are in the jurisdiction of Local 418, Stratford, Ont., Canada). Also, that portion of Bruce County north of Highway 21 between Southampton and Owen Sound (excluding Southampton, which is in the jurisdiction of Local 418, Stratford). All musicians residing in the above area are encouraged to be members of Local 226. Contracts for all engagements within the Local's jurisdiction must be filed with Local 226. 
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36 King Street West, Kitchener, N2G 1A3
(519) 745-4711
The KWS was formed in 1945, the brainchild of Dr. Glenn Kruspe, then-director of the Philharmonic Choir, who suggested forming an orchestra to play for a choir performance in April of that year. The performance was an overwhelming triumph, with over 2000 people in attendance. Spurred on by this success, the orchestra decided to stage a sold-out solo concert in October 1945. Until 1950, the orchestra performed three concerts every year. Between 1950 and 1972, there was a huge increase to 14 concerts per season. Today, the KWS performs over 90 concerts every season to a combined audience of over 90, 000 concert-goers. Nationally acclaimed, the KWS is the cultural centrepiece of the Waterloo Region. Comprehensive school programs, free concerts at hospitals, soup kitchens, and seniors’ homes are offered every year to the community. 