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Told You So is an exciting album by Montreal based guitarist/composer Joy Anandasivam showcasing the union of Carnatic music and Jazz.
Composer and guitarist Norman Learo's album of Memoirs
8 Pieces for 8
Canadian Works for Flute Ensemble
New Canadian music sparkling with energy and virtuosity, interlaced with exquisitely serene moments, and sprinkled with humour.
Thistle & Jewel, with vocalist Rebecca Campbell and composer/pianist Carol Ann Weaver, is a collection of Weaver's songs based on poetry of internationally known Mennonite-rooted poets Julia Kasdorf, Jeff Gundy, Ann Hostetler, and the young Canadian Kiera Schneider.
The music of Murray Adaskin, including Sonata 'Padre e figlio' for violin and marimba.
The first installment of North Winds from the Canadian Wind Band of the University of Manitoba.
Constantinople weaves together threads from East-West, sacred-secular, past-present, real-mythical, high art-popular culture and much more. The strength of its underlying message is reinforced by the way Christos Hatzis challenges our expectation that its music belongs in one genre or another.
Les roches chantent offers music composed after journeys up in the far North and in a village at the door of the Great North. The trip ends by a piece which changes by the time, the day and the place where the musician is located.
Clarinetist/arranger Phil Nimmons led one of the most important jazz groups in Canada during 1953-1977, which by 1958 was known as Nimmons 'n' Nine. This two-CD set contains previously unreleased material recorded as radio transcriptions and/or broadcasts during 1959-1964, with 16 of the 21 selections being from 1963-1964.
In these well-programmed songs for baritone, Gentle Lady, features two distinguished composers of the 20th century whose working lives were centered in Western Canada. The essential lyricism of Jean Coulthard and the clarity and boldness of expression characteristic of Violet Archer seems somehow rooted in this dynamic geography even as these songs travel in both time and place, seeking a contrast of inspiration.
Dave Mcmurdo Live at the Montreal Bistro from April 14, 1992 to April 18, 1992.
Fire & Song
The Dave Mcmurdo Jazz Orchestra
Marking the tenth year since Canadian trombonist/composer/arranger Dave McMurdo has been able to keep his irregularly assembled 19-piece orchestra in fine fettle, if not in actual paying gigs, this two-disc set should alert many stateside and European ears to its potential as a festival attraction.
Mike Gauthier/Lorrie Goodman Organ-ization presents What She Said Last Night. With a slightly deeper accent on the blues this album displays a grittier and yet more arranged side of their compositions.
Taalworks is a dynamic recording featuring North indian tabla solo compositions with intriguing melodic textures, including Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata and The Swan by Saint Saens.
Just for Now
The Dave McMurdo Jazz Orchestra
Just for Now features arrangements from McMurdo, Mike Malone, Don Thompson, Mark Promane, and Phil Nimmons.
Wolfgang Bottenberg
Chamber Music For Strings & Piano
Passionscape contains compositions written and performed during Neil Currie’s composer residency with the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra from 1998-2001.
Morning to Midnight
The Piano Music of Frank Levin Performed by Scott Pratt
Frank Levin composes expressive, melodic, piano works, songs and small ensemble pieces. His sophisticated classical/popular crossover style while retaining a respect for classical form and harmony, draws inspiration from contemporary popular music, jazz, blues, folk songs, and even 20th century serialism.
The Charm of Symmetry
Music for Two Guitars
As part of the Celebrations of the 40th Anniversary of its inauguration, the Place des Arts and XXI-21 Productions present the first CD release of the September 23rd, 1963, opening concert.
Celtic Impressions is a new recording of twentieth-century organ music performed by Dr Gayle Martin of Mount Allison University.
Songs of the Stable
Christmas Music From Canada
Nominated for an East Coast Music Award, this is a wonderful Christmas gift for any music lover, and a treasure trove of new songs for choral enthusiasts to discover.
Elizabeth Raum enjoys a reputation of being one of Canada's most "accessible" composers, writing for varied mediums and in remarkably diverse styles.
"Itamar Erez takes listeners to a world where improvisation and global influence swirl like shifting sands. Desert Song is a little like an audio mirage". (World Beat International)Go to Top
