Dead of Winter\u00a0– formerly known as Camerata Nova \u2013 is a vocal ensemble located in Winnipeg, Manitoba.\u00a0Since 1996, we have been engaging and transforming music lovers with an annual concert series alongside a host of other innovative projects.\u00a0We emerged from the isolation of our pandemic cocoon with a new name and a bold new identity.\u00a0Dead of Winter is about powerful voices that tell stories, weaving together the talents of emerging and established artists.\u00a0We support and collaborate with creatives from all backgrounds.\u00a0We reimagine choir and performance, live and online.\u00a0We are a platform for original work to be discovered and for early music to be rediscovered.\u00a0For us, winter is a season for creativity and rebirth.\u00a0Who knows what treasures await beneath the frozen landscape at the center of Canada?<\/p>\n
Captive\u00a0is the third in a series of Truth and Reconciliation concerts created by Andrew Balfour to acknowledge and honor the pain, sorrow, and beauty of the experience of Canada’s Indigenous peoples.\u00a0The title of the show is its theme.
\nIn February 2020, Dead of Winter hosted a composer gathering in Neubergthal, Manitoba at which Indigenous composers Andrew Balfour, Eliot Britton and Cris Dirksen came together to workshop their ideas. Then COVID-19 hit. This has only strengthened their writing. Andrew and Cris have each created works in several movements into which Eliot has woven his electro-acoustic magic.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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