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Canadian composer Daniel Janke plays kora, a west African harp/lute and piano.
The album not too Dark is a retrospective of selected music performed by the ensemble and is accompanied by a printed collection of short stories featured in the past five years of Longest Night performances.
Nik Beeson's Howlings is comprised of three electronic works using divergent compositional techniques and technologies, and yet all sharing a common lineage of expression of minimalism and ambient music.
Golden Fire, a recording of three works of sublime listening pleasure, by Timothy Sullivan.
Stringtime is more than another technically skilled CD - it's sonically lovely, the performances are energetic and accomplished, and the compositions are beautifully balanced in time and style.
Kevin Barrett Trio
Opening & Closing Ceremonies
Xiii Pan American Games
All selections on this CD are for The Pan Am Games
A virtuoso concerto (*originally intended for amplified or electric violin) combining elements of jazz, rock, Broadway, and Hollywood in the form of a classical concerto. Commissioned by Arthur Polson and CBC Radio.
Legend of the First Rabbit with Robert Cram, flutist, and Julian Armour, cello and Elaine Keillor, piano.
Lynn Harting-Ware (guitar) plays so well that the colorful, poetical new pieces blend imperceptibly with standards such as Tárrega's Recuerdos de la Alhambra and Adelita. -The Tribune (Oakland)
This is an interesting collection of some real forward-thinking music....a highly adventurous and strangely beautiful recording. - The North Jersey Herald and News
Forest Scenes is a suite of three pieces with the general theme of nature.
The recording in its entirety is a masterpiece of guitar performance with impeccable sound quality. - Jazz & Tzaz (Athens, Greece)
I was delighted with Harting-Ware's adept rendition of Ferdinando Sor's Variation on a Theme by Mozart - Alternate Music Press
Rethink Forever
Vocal Music of Peter Hannan
Canadian composer Peter Hannan joins forces with three venerated Vancouver vocal entities, slathers them with weird electronic effects, and, in the process, pops open a strikingly odd treasure chest of pure sonic pleasure.
Louise Bessette, piano and Martine Desroches, violin. Works by Jacques Hétu, André Prévost and Rodney Sharman.
Prevost/Menuhin
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André Prévost is one of Canada's most prolific composers and his works have gained international recognition. During the last 35 years he has produced over sixty major works, mainly for orchestra, soloist with orchestra, choir, as well as for various chamber music combinations.Go to Top
