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Acclamations
Canadian Organ Music / Musique canadienne pour orgue
Acclamations combines a wide variety of compositional approaches and styles from traditional avant-garde.The Dance of the Blessed Spirits features Daniel Rubinoff on saxophones, and Christopher Dawes on organ.Kaljo Raid was one of the most reknown expatriate Estonian composer, talented cellist, fruitful publicist and longtime pastor.I Know a Thing is Viviane Cardinal's second CD recording as a leader, and features a fine cast of contemporary jazz musicians.Guitar finds the collective Thinkbox exploring the fertile landscape of mixing laptops with guitars in distinct, innovative ways.City Night
Haiku for the 21st Century
Haiku songs and interludes for voice and piano.The Atlantic Arts Trio, so named because of its Newfoundland origin, comprises of soprano singer, clarinet and piano.Unsound, is a diverse collection of audio and electroacoustic works from fourteen Alberta composers and sound artists.Canadian Organ Music
Historic Organs of Prince Edward Island
Alan Reesor performs 19th and 20th Century Canadian Organ Music on Historic Organs of Prince Edward Island.This album represents the voice of Albert Greer at its height, as he was heard live in many hundreds of concerts in a career spanning more than three decades.Erosonic hopes that this CD will take the listener places they have never been, and transport them to those inner places of mystery, virtuosity and poetry.Allison Cameron's compositions can be characterized as rigorous forms within which specific sound worlds are explored."I decided to create a recording that blended my compositional ideas and classical techniques with the freeness and excitement of the improvised jazz style." - Timothy MinthornDaughter of Olapa, a collection of new music by composer Carol Ann Weaver, powerfully evokes many aspects of women's lives.Chamber works of Veronika Krausas.Wolfgang Heinz Otto Bottenberg's mastery of orchestration is evident in each and every piece.Pagan Sculptures
Timothy Minthorn Trio
Eleven short piano pieces written by Canadian female composers, including Alexina Louie, Diana McIntosh, Larysa Kuzmenko, Heather Schmidt and Ann Southam, performed by Christina Petrowska Quilico.David Mott has a multifaceted career as a saxophonist, composer and improvisor in both New Jazz and New Classical music.Title
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