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Invocation is a collection of 20th century sacred music performed by Musica Intima. The programme includes works by Urmas Sisask, Stephen Chatman, Barrie Cabena, and others.
Written from sketches and music for friends, Kulesha describes The Devil's Dictionary as "a droll, acerbic compilation of humourous definitions."
Composer Allan Gordon Bell grew up and still lives in Alberta, Canada. It's a part of Canada where the Canadian prairie rises up to meet the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Bell writes deeply personal music about this part of Canada that he knows so well.
Avatar invited eight composers to select at will from OHM editions' audio production from 1993 to 1998.
Jocelyn Robert's Le Piano Flou, the result of the digital manipulations of certain parameters, that are then interpreted on the Disklavier piano.
Elradio
Eltractor
A collection of songs by Montreal-based audio and video improvisation group Eltractor.
Parcours scénographique is adapted from an experimental theatre project by Émile Morin.
Pierre-André Arcand lives in Québec city. Artist and poet, he creates with contemporary technology and is active in the experimental music and performance scene.
Susan Hoeppner
Flute
An award winning flutist and graduate of the Juilliard School, Susan Hoeppner has become an artist of international renown performing as a guest soloist with orchestras around the world.
Violinist Catherine Manoukian and pianist Akiri Eguchi perform John Weinzweig and more.
After Hours is an excellent venue for highlighting James Campbell’s clarinet virtuosity. – Performing Arts MagazineGo to Top
