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What Sweeter Music, Christmas choral music by Canadian composer Eleanor Daley, features the choirs of Toronto’s Fairlawn Avenue United Church, (formerly Fairlawn Heights).
Amy Hamilton, Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty of Music, has released a new CD which features flute quartets written by Canadian composers and recorded by Quartet Laurier.
A superb collection of contemporary works for solo piano, brilliantly performed.
DaCapo Chamber Choir directed by Leonard Enns wins National Choral Award for Outstanding Choral Recording.
International Classical Music Award Commission Awards
"Storyteller Ariel Balevi and guitarist/composer/improviser William Beauvais are a creative team to be reckoned with. Unspoken Dreams - Stories from Rumi is concurrently perplexing and interesting in its content and presentation." -Tiina Kiik, WholeNote
In Good Company is the Canadian Chamber Choir's first studio album.
A tribute to world renowned percussionists Don Wherry and John Wyre, Journey was five years in the making.
Juno award winner Erica Goodman, one of the world's outstanding solo harpists plays her most favorite music.
États d'âme was conceived around Alain Payette's three duets for cello and piano, composed about ten years apart between 1970 and 1990.
Unsleeping
Songs by Living Composers
Acclaimed performers of contemporary music, mezzo-soprano Patricia Green and pianist John Hess, have released a selection of powerful, evocative songs.
Soprano Sophie Bouffard's debut release Songs of North with pianist David McIntyre.
Devil’s Dance
The Warszynski Trio
Approaching The Spring Place
Michael R. Miller Retrospective
Michael R. Miller's Approaching the Spring Place, a sampling for piano solo, voice and chamber music.
"The four pieces collected on this CD are in some ways obviously disparate and perhaps more closely connected than is immediately apparent", comments Margaret Gay, artistic director of the Gallery Players of Niagara.
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.
Classical Fairy Tales
Patrick Cardy’s The Snow Queen & The Little Mermaid
Based on two familiar Hans Christian Anderson children’s stories, Patrick Cardy has woven his narrative and music into a palette of word and sound painting, suspense, and musical colours - Tiina Kiik - WholeNote
New Music North was founded in 2001 with a mission to promote contemporary concert music by Canadian and international composers in Northwestern Ontario
John Kameel Farah's Unfolding is a cycle of 10 pieces for piano and electronics, laced with odd-metered percussion, beat-driven symphonic arrangements, synthesizers and Fender Rhodes.
Urban Diversions is a collection of jazz originals performed by Neil Currie and a band drawn from musicians of the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra and faculty of the University of Saskatchewan Department of Music.
Vancouver Youth Symphony Orchestra release Celebration! on Attic Records
The Boreal Electroacoustic Music Society delivers a CD representative of their shows
Works by Scarlatti, Liszt, Mozart, Carrabré and Rachmaninoff by Alexander Tselyakov.Go to Top
