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"The eight languages are ancient Greek, French, Italian, Spanish, German, English, Latin, and Russian, each of them carrying a whole history of negotiations between poetry and music, but John Plant only slightly alters his style as he approaches them." -
La notte fa, Côté and A_dontigny have laid down sculptural music on a groove. -
Percussionique
The complete percussion music of Michael S. Horwood
"Expertly performed by the Toronto Percussion Quartet...as well as a few extra players on the larger works,...the sound quality sparkles and reveals every nuance of music that evolves from early influences by the 1960s avant-garde to a more refined style in Michael Horwood's later compositions." (Percussive Notes) -
The Halifax Camerata Singers' Solace: Songs of Remembrance is dedicated to the memory of loved ones, features 12 recent choral compositions by nine of Canada's best modern composers. -
Highlighting Canadian composers who hear music in all aspects of life including shooting stars, the sound of a cell phone turning on, and Canoe Lake in Algonquin Park. -
This recording by Canadian Concert Accordionist Joseph Petric presents collections of Rameau from 1706 to 1747 while respecting of historical attitudes toward French keyboard music publication and performance as they were understood in the 17th and 18th century. -
J.S. Bach
6 Trio Sonatas
The Petric / Forget Duo perform J.S.Bach's Trio Sonata in G+. -
Experimental music for percussion, woodwinds, electronics by Spanner (Rob Power and Paul Bendzsa) -
An exciting Domenico Scarlatti collection performed by Joseph Petric. -
États d'âme was conceived around Alain Payette's three duets for cello and piano, composed about ten years apart between 1970 and 1990.
