# Manitoba Chamber Orchestra presents Glass Reflections: The Seasons \- Winnipeg

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**Summary:** Kerson Leong, violin Anne Manson, conductor The second part of our Philip Glass celebration features the return of one of Canada’s leading violinists in the sweeping lyricism and driving momentum of the Violin Concerto No. 2, bringing The American Four Seasons vividly to life. Kerson Leong has been described as “not just one of Canada’s greatest violinists but one of the greatest violinists, period” (Toronto Star). Forging a unique path since his First Prize win at the International Yehudi Menuhin Violin Competition in 2010, he continues to win over colleagues and audiences alike with “a mixtu

**Date:** February 24, 2027

**Time:** 7:30pm

**Time information:** 7:30pm

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**Phone:** \(204\) 783\-7377

**Website:** https://themco\.ca/concerts/5\-glass\-reflections\-the\-seasons

**Location:** Crescent Arts Centre, 525 Wardlaw Avenue, Winnipeg, MB, Canada

**Register:** https://themco.ca/concerts/5-glass-reflections-the-seasons

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Kerson Leong, violin

Anne Manson, conductor
The second part of our Philip Glass celebration features the return of one of Canada’s leading violinists in the sweeping lyricism and driving momentum of the Violin Concerto No. 2, bringing The American Four Seasons vividly to life.
Kerson Leong has been described as “not just one of Canada’s greatest violinists but one of the greatest violinists, period” (Toronto Star). Forging a unique path since his First Prize win at the International Yehudi Menuhin Violin Competition in 2010, he continues to win over colleagues and audiences alike with “a mixture of spontaneity and mastery, elegance, fantasy, intensity that makes his sound recognizable from the first notes” (Le Monde).