Beaverbrook Community Concert Series

The Beaverbrook Community Concert Series is proud to present duo DoSi presenting a concert of music for piano and violin.
This concert will take place on 13 June, 2027 at 3:00pm, at Kanata United Church (33 Leacock Dr., Kanata ON).

No need for tickets: just show up! This concert is offered on a pay-what-you-can basis, with a $15 donation recommended. Check back closer to the date for more information.

About the Artists

DoSi is a classical and contemporary duo formed by pianist, Tong Wang (she/her), and violinist, Maitreyi Muralidharan (they/them). They use human-centric design and unconventional programming to foster spaces of connection. Their tagline “a fresh perspective on the familiar” celebrates curiosity and noticing the beauty in the simplest, most familiar things. They created the Windwood Music Festival in Airdrie, Alberta to collaborate with like-minded artists and share the power of music to connect land and people. DoSi has completed three tours on national and international stages and has appeared as resident artists at the Lunenburg Academy of Music Performance.

Tong Wang is a Canadian pianist leading projects that explore the role of art in relation to identity, culture, and current social-political issues. As a soloist and chamber musician, Tong has performed with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, Red Deer Symphony Orchestra, and ensembles across North America and Europe. Tong is a Co-Founder of the Windwood Music Festival in Airdrie, Alberta and a part of the violin-piano duo, DoSi. Tong continues to embark on solo and chamber tours across the US, Canada, and Europe, showcasing her dedication to fostering global connections through art.

Critically recognized as “an accomplished violin soloist,” (CVNC) Maitreyi Muralidharan is an east coast based musician, interdisciplinary artist, and researcher whose work intersects multiple artistic and scientific disciplines. They frequently premiere new music and tour with DoSi—a violin-piano duo which aims to celebrate new music, and music by underrepresented composers and Asian diaspora populations. The Duo just presented their program, “Dark Tales,” in May 2024 in Eastern Europe through an Arts Abroad grant funded by the Canada Council of the Arts. They were resident artists at the Lunenburg Academy of Music Performance in 2023, and frequently perform in venues around Canada and the US. As a musician who has dealt with significant injury, Maitreyi has had to find their own paths in the field of classical and contemporary music, and in that process, has grown a deep appreciation and love for connecting with the unconventional. They aim to share this idea of connection with all walks of life—the idea that being a musician is far more than what is understood or seen, and that one of the greatest joys is fostering a sense of community that can happen any time music is made. Maitreyi co-founded the Windwood Music Festival in an effort to highlight these ideas and provide a space for classical musicians to learn how to incorporate community connection into their performing. Maitreyi is currently a PhD student in Applied Performance Science at McGill, where they study how metaphors facilitate understanding in music performance. They also assist musicians with injuries develop creative and sustainable playing practices. 

Program (subject to change)

“No Face”

Maurice Ravel – Violin Sonata No. 2 

1. Allegretto 
2. Blues. Moderato
3. Perpetuum mobile. Allegro

Francis Poulenc – Violin Sonata

1. Allegro con fuoco
2. Intermezzo
3. Presto tragico

Arvo Pärt – Spiegel im Spiegel

Joe Hisaishi/Wesley Chu – Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind  

All of our concerts are held at Kanata United Church, 33 Leacock Drive Kanata ON. Our venue offers limited parking, with street parking
available in the surrounding neighborhood.
The venue is accessible, which includes automatic doors, a dedicated accessible washroom and no stairs required for entry.