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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.
A celebration of the music of Canadian composer Malcolm Forsyth.
Judith Forst (mezzo-soprano) and the CBC Vancouver Orchestra perform works by Malcolm Forsyth, Harry Freedman, Jean Coulthard and Phil Nimmons.
Organist Patrick Wedd with the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra perform compositions by Jean Coulthard, Joseph Jongen, & Francis Poulenc.
Jacques Hétu: Concertos as performed by the CBC Radio Orchestra
CBC records is proud to release OVATION: VOLUME 3, the next set of the multi-volume project documenting the emergence of a generation of pioneering professional composers that have established Canada's place on the world's musical map.
Blue Ocean
Music of Jim Hiscott
Glass Houses
Music of Ann Southam
Written from sketches and music for friends, Kulesha describes The Devil's Dictionary as "a droll, acerbic compilation of humourous definitions."
Women Write Music
Orchestral Music by 20th Century Women Composers
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.
Ensemble Contemporain De Montréal perform varied works by Ana Sokolovic, Jean Lesage, Chan Ka Nin & more.
Marjan Mozetich's Procession
Mezzo-soprano Jean StilWell performs works by Luciano Berio, R. Murray Schafer, and Igor Stravinsky.Go to Top
