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This recording celebrates the Talisker Players' tenth anniversary season, with some of the loveliest and most interesting music from the first ten years of the concert series.
The Oriana Women's Choir presents works by prominent Canadian composers, Ruth Watson Henderson, Eleanor Daley, Ramona Leungen, and David MacIntyre.
What Sweeter Music, Christmas choral music by Canadian composer Eleanor Daley, features the choirs of Toronto’s Fairlawn Avenue United Church, (formerly Fairlawn Heights).
Mike Gauthier/Lorrie Goodman Organ-ization presents What She Said Last Night. With a slightly deeper accent on the blues this album displays a grittier and yet more arranged side of their compositions.
What Goes Around
Disponible en pré-commande - Date de sortie le 25 octobre 2019
What Goes Around (Ça tourne en rond) est un album de musique de chambre minimaliste du compositeur canadien Frank Horvat.
Pianist Eve Egoyan champions music by living composers. Weave features four world première recordings of works composed for her by uniquely individual compositional voices.
A wild mixture of solo marimba, Zimbabwean thumb piano, electronic experiment and contemporary jazz.
Walter’s Mixed Bag is a journey through the imagination of one of Canada’s most outrageously bold composers, Walter Boudreau.
The guitar sounds and vocal expressions were produced by Arturo Parra in real time, without use of overdubs. All the sounds on this recording were created by breath, voice, and unprepared guitars, without accessories of any kind.
Vox Terra is the brainchild of Canadian clarinetist Cris Inguanti, who wished to explore the kaleidoscopic variety of some of the most recent works for his instrument.
JUNO AWARD: Best Classical Composition. (2003) Requiem Mass for a Charred Skull.
Vocalizes and Antiphons
Music of Solo Piano and String
Vistas
Music by John Gordon Armstrong
Visions of Nothingness
(in Memory of David Roxburgh)
"I decided to create a recording that blended my compositional ideas and classical techniques with the freeness and excitement of the improvised jazz style." - Timothy MinthornTitre
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