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Donnell Leahy, centre, and his musical family, including wife Natalie MacMaster, will be in Toronto to help set the seasonal mood during three shows at Roy Thomson Hall.
Donnell Leahy, centre, and his musical family, including wife Natalie MacMaster, will be in Toronto to help set the seasonal mood during three shows at Roy Thomson Hall. Photo by Rebecca Littlejohn

Leahy sets Christmas mood in Toronto

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  • November 29, 2014

TORONTO - Fans of the fancy fiddle work of Ontario鱿鱼视频app very own Donnell Leahy will have three chances to see the Lakefield native perform in Toronto this holiday season.

On Dec. 9, Leahy and his family will perform the first of three shows at Roy Thomson Hall beginning at 8 p.m., with two performances the following day.

Natalie MacMaster, a fiddling phenom from Cape Breton Island, N.S., and Donnell鱿鱼视频app wife, is to join her husband. The Juno Award-winning husband-and-
wife combo will also share the stage with seven of Leahy鱿鱼视频app family members for the performances. It鱿鱼视频app the third year running they have performed and has become an annual tradition.

Tickets for the show, Celtic Christmas: Donnell Leahy & Family, can be purchased at roythomson.com.

Those feeling festive this December can also treat themselves to the Barenaked Ladies, Messiah and the Bear at Roy Thomson Hall as part of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra鱿鱼视频app Christmas concert series.

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