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imaginaria, the first GaPa recording, is a CD of original music employing an extensive array of percussion and 'invented' instruments adapted to suit the duo's hybrid techniques and unusual playing styles.
The name Caravan resonates on three levels: it's the name of this album, John Reid's second commercial release; it's the name of Reid's Salsa-Afro-Cuban-Funk-Latin-Jazz instrumental combo, which had it's debut in 1997 at the Calgary International Jazz Festival; and it's the title of Duke Ellington and Juan Tizol's 1937 composition, an early example of the fusion of Caribbean and Latin strains of black music and jazz.
Tenkai released 1997 Kiyoshi Nagata’s debut solo CD featuring eight original compositions. The CD has been described as subtle, meditative and beautifully spare.
Eight original compositions by Kiyoshi Nagata featuring exciting and intricate ensemble playing.
El Cambio is the debut studio album by Miguel de la Bastide.
New music for violin and piano inspired by the landscape of northern Canada as well some folk influences.
Awakenings is four-way collaboration of composer/performers Carol Ann Weaver and Rebecca Campbell, based on poetry of Di Brandt and Dorothy Livesay.
In Good Company is the Canadian Chamber Choir's first studio album.
What Sweeter Music, Christmas choral music by Canadian composer Eleanor Daley, features the choirs of Toronto’s Fairlawn Avenue United Church, (formerly Fairlawn Heights).
Outward Voyage which is a compilation of Art Songs written for the performers by the Richmond, British Columbia composer Christopher Ludwig.Go to Top
