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Constantinople weaves together threads from East-West, sacred-secular, past-present, real-mythical, high art-popular culture and much more. The strength of its underlying message is reinforced by the way Christos Hatzis challenges our expectation that its music belongs in one genre or another.
"A thousand raves to Joseph Petric and the composers. This is accessible and culturally important experience to be heard time and time again." - Tiina Kiik, Wholenote
Shadow & Light
Canadian Double Concertos
La percussionniste canadienne de renommée internationale Beverley Johnston présente son septième enregistrement en solo THE SPIRIT AND THE DUST, avec la musique de Christos Hatzis, Richard Mascall, Norbert Palej et Dinuk Wijeratne.
Écoutez Sarah Slean et le Symphony Nova Scotia dans cette collaboration électrisante, qui a fait l'objet d'une critique élogieuse. Maintenant disponible sur CD, Apple Music, Spotify, et plus encore.
TorQ's second release features new music by Jason Stanford (Canada), Nebojsa Zivkovic (Germany), Christos Hatzis (Canada) and John Cage.
Flutist Susan Hoeppner presents Canadian Flute Masterpieces; a sequel to her JUNO Award nominated album, American Flute Masterpieces.
Joseph Petric began exploring electroacoustic media in the early 1980s. Gems is a compendium of some of his most performed commissions in the 1980s. The electroacoustic works included in this disc by composers Hatch and Hatzis represent a breakthrough in the marriage of computer technology and the practical exigencies of concert production.Go to Top
