With Bruiducœur, prières des infidèles, Danielle Palardy Roger unveils a somber and sendible work. This oratorio for voice, the account of a man’s last agonizing moments, is a secular ritual written for a 13-voice mixed choir, two speakers, two soloists, and two percussionists.
Audio architect Jocelyn Robert unveils the multiple faces of his sound world on Pandore, a 4-CD boxset, on the Ambiances Magnétiques label. Pandore features a solo work by {nbio:robert_jo}, as well as collaborations with Laetitia Sonami, Éric Gagnon, and Louis Ouellet.
Robert Marcel Lepage launches his new album, Pee Wee et moi, a sweet and slighly skewed homage to the legendarily idiosyncretic American clarinettist Pee Wee Russell.
Inspired by the life and works of the famed Canadian doctor, Three Cities in the Life of Dr Norman Bethune, a chamber opera for voice, electric guitar, piano, percussions, saxophones, string quartet and tape composed by
Following the phenomenal success of 10 compositions, the Trio Derome Guilbeault Tanguay aims higher with The Feeling of Jazz, an album of masterful renditions of jazz classics by Duke Ellington, Misha Mengelberg, Lee Konitz and many others
The Grrr Tok Ahhh Hmmm boxset is finally available
