PROFILE | Stephan Moccio: 'Time To Come Back To The Piano'
By Anya Wassenberg on September 3, 2020
Composer, producer and pianist Stephan Moccio talks about his brand new release of solo piano music, 'Tales of Solace'.
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By Anya Wassenberg on September 3, 2020
Composer, producer and pianist Stephan Moccio talks about his brand new release of solo piano music, 'Tales of Solace'.
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Yolanda Bruno and Isabelle David showcase the work of 11 women composers over 876 years of music in their debut album ‘The Wild Swans’.
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One single recording, and two Canadian opera singers, are the nation’s only representation among the Grammy Award nominations for 2020 in the classical music categories.
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What it lacks in hits, Pemi Paull's Musicum Umbrarum makes up for as a treasure trove of intimate portraits played by the moody middling member of the illustrious string family.
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Christina Petrowska Quilico latest look at the solo piano music of the late Ann Southam, serves as more of a historical record than something to savour.
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"This kind of bafflegab was of no use to me before I heard the piece and after listening to it, I still haven’t the faintest idea what she is talking about."
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One of Canada’s most interesting young composers, Jordan Pal's first record is an expansive personal awakening.
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This has been an important year of recognition for Canadian composers, thanks in part to projects like the NACO's "Life Reflected" featuring works by Zosha Di Castri, Jocelyn Morlock, Nicole Lizée, and John Estacio.
(Continue reading)By Paul E. Robinson on March 28, 2017
While this is genuine Canadiana, this new release of five orchestral works by the late Harry Freedman has a much wider appeal, not only because of its beauty, but also because of its power.
(Continue reading)By Paul E. Robinson on February 12, 2017
Renée Fleming completes her transition from the opera stage to the recording studio with a CD that shows her very much at her best.
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