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Violons Du Monde
Violins of the World
Angèle Dubeau & La Pietà perform Glick's "The Old Toronto Klezmer Suite."
Richard Désilets' Nuits a jour is an electro-ambient album showcasing his compositions from 1987 to 2002.
Christina Petrowska Quilico's Ings is a two-hour adventure in piano music that ranges from the spiritual and sacred to blues, boogies and jazz.
Sea Change
Continuum Contemporary Music
Maureen Forrester was and remains the greatest contralto Canada has ever produced. Forrester's voice was truly a force of nature, a voluminous sound noted for its dark, opulent timbre, used with intelligence and discerning musical taste.
Carol Greenly of Con Brio Recordings described Expressivity as "A fresh, new collection of contemporary piano solos by Canadian, Christopher Ludwig, this CD presents a variety of moods, forms and styles."
A collection of concert music by film composer, Jim McGrath reflecting a combination of influences from the pop and film music worlds and 20th century classical music, scored for string orchestra, harp, and various soloists.
The 'nightingale' is a reference to the metaphor which is attributed to Brahms' clarinettist friend, Richard Muhlfeld.
This music was composed by Nicolas Bernier and Jacques Poulin-Denis for the modern dance work, étude #3 pour cordes et poulies, by O Vertigo.
Maxine Thévenot, Director of Cathedral Music and Organist of the Cathedral of St. John (Episcopal) in Albuquerque, New Mexico, plays the cathedral's 2002 Reuter organ, op. 2210, of four manual divisions and pedal. Works explore the range of Baroque, Romantic, and the introduction of recently composed works in their recording premieres.
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.Go to Top
