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Clarinetist/arranger Phil Nimmons led one of the most important jazz groups in Canada during 1953-1977, which by 1958 was known as Nimmons 'n' Nine. This two-CD set contains previously unreleased material recorded as radio transcriptions and/or broadcasts during 1959-1964, with 16 of the 21 selections being from 1963-1964.
Percussion, Solo/Ensemble, with Keyboard
Tides
from The Atlantinc Suite for jazz band
The Nimmons Tribute
Volume 2 - Generational
Judith Forst (mezzo-soprano) and the CBC Vancouver Orchestra perform works by Malcolm Forsyth, Harry Freedman, Jean Coulthard and Phil Nimmons.
Solo Voice, with Solo Instrument, Keyboards
Keyboard, Piano, One Keyboard, Two Hands
Skyscape
sleeping beauty and the lions
Orchestra/Large Ensemble, Concert Band/Large Wind Ensembles
Riverscape
for concert band
Orchestra/Large Ensemble, Concert Band/Large Wind Ensembles
PS42JS
for clarinet and accordion
Woodwinds, with Keyboard, Clarinet
Plateaus
Cariboo country tone poem
Orchestra/Large Ensemble, Full Orchestra (20 or more)
Keyboard, Piano, One Keyboard, Two Hands
This two-CD set from 1997 reissues Phil Nimmons five-part work, Atlantic Suite and the 17-minute Suite P.E.I., which was part of an obscure Canadian sampler LP, and adds a full CD of previously unreleased material.
Phil Nimmons
Canadian Composers Portraits
Solo Voice, with Solo Instrument, Keyboards
Just for Now
The Dave McMurdo Jazz Orchestra
Just for Now features arrangements from McMurdo, Mike Malone, Don Thompson, Mark Promane, and Phil Nimmons.
Islands
from The Atlantinc Suite for jazz band
Strings, Bowed, with Keyboard, Viola
Images Entre Nous
for clarinet and piano
Woodwinds, with Keyboard, Clarinet
Horizons
from The Atlantinc Suite for jazz band
Harbours
from The Atlantinc Suite for jazz band
Duologue
for clarinet and accordion
Woodwinds, with Keyboard, Clarinet
Conversations
(Aural communication) for jazz band
Orchestra/Large Ensemble, Concert Band/Large Wind Ensembles
Orchestra/Large Ensemble, Orchestra with Soloist, Trumpet
After Hours is an excellent venue for highlighting James Campbell’s clarinet virtuosity. – Performing Arts Magazine
Solo Voice, with Solo Instrument, KeyboardsTitle
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