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Told You So is an exciting album by Montreal based guitarist/composer Joy Anandasivam showcasing the union of Carnatic music and Jazz.
Toronto Duets is a diverse collection of comprovisations (composition/improvisation) featuring computer musician Eugene Martynec and some of Toronto's foremost improvising composers /musicians.
Damián Keller's music is based on "ecological sound models." The music is gesturally intense and spatially sophisticated.
Robert Marcel Lepage's Tout Autour Du Front
Towards the Pinnacle
Works by Maya Badian
Jin Zhang's compositions bring together Asian delicacy with western assertiveness, revealing his intimate knowledge and understanding of Chinese and Western instruments.
Mark Takeshi McGregor (flute) and Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa (piano) explore the musical ties between Canada and Japan.
Pacific Symphonic Wind Ensemble plays the evocative music of Canadian composer Fred Stride. With Jens Lindemann, trumpet soloist and David Branter, tenor saxophone
Toronto’s Evergreen Club has the distinction of being Canada’s first group playing music on an Indonesian gamelan (orchestra).
Trilogy is an evening of musical theatre for actress-singer, electronic sounds and electronic extensions, with digital synthesizers and lighting effects.
Triptyque
20th century music for flute, oboe and keyboard
Triptyque – Hervé Galli
oeuvres pour piano
True North features an all-Canadian programme of six works for violin and piano spanning 100 years.
Tsuzure highlights a broad range of music from the full assault of the taiko to melodic instruments such as the koto (Japanese zither), shakuhachi (flute), shinobue (folk flute), shamisen (lute) and voice.
Twin Souls is a collection of electroacoustic compositions by Barry Truax that incorporate texts which deal with various gender issues.
TorQ's second release features new music by Jason Stanford (Canada), Nebojsa Zivkovic (Germany), Christos Hatzis (Canada) and John Cage.Go to Top
