This uniquely thrilling brassy ensemble includes Hugh Fraser's most diverse compositions from African, Latin to European forms that invoke the full contemporary musical spectrum and create a sonic feast like never heard before.

Canadian Music for Flute and Piano by Beth Ann DeSousa and Amy Hamilton

This recording celebrates the Talisker Players' tenth anniversary season, with some of the loveliest and most interesting music from the first ten years of the concert series.

"A thousand raves to Joseph Petric and the composers. This is accessible and culturally important experience to be heard time and time again." - Tiina Kiik, Wholenote

Ottawa violist Lisa Moody and pianist Dina Michelson Namer are pleased to release a collection of works for viola and piano by acclaimed Canadian composers. This CD marks the debut recording for each of these exceptional works.

Christmas music in English from the 15th century to today, including nine outstanding pieces by some of Canada's best living composers.

"Except for some simple percussion, these vocal works are all unaccompanied. The singers achieve a wonderful array of textures and expressive effects"

The Boreal Electroacoustic Music Society delivers a CD representative of their shows

"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."

"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)

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.