Pianist David Potvin struggled to settle on a name for his debut album, which comes out on April 19 under Leaf Music.
On the heels of Backstage at Carnegie Hall, composer Tim Brady pursues his journey into the world of opera with Information, the second instalment in a cycle of four entitled Hope.
French-Canadian flute player Nadia Labrie is famous for her classical recordings of works by Schubert, Bach, and Mozart.
Iran’s growing feminist movement, the role of mathematics in music, and the impacts of erosion on sea stacks are but a few of the topics explored on Leaf Music’s Recurrence.
The Robbie Songs Project is a beautiful homage to the late Robbie Smith, a Nova Scotian songwriting legend and member of the folk duo Naming the Twins.
Luminous Voices is already on its fourth album in four years. The Calgary-based choral society has made contemporary music its specialty.
This experience truly cannot be categorized—India Gailey suggests as much through the album title, Problematica, which is the scientific term for a species that eludes categorization.
Montreal-based electric bassist Marc Decho has been a sideman on many recordings over his career, but with his debut album AAAAUM, it’s his time to finally step into the spotlight.
For its first concert of the year, the Orchestre Classique de Montréal is featuring the violinist Tara-Louise Montour in a program entitled Phoenix.
(Charlottetown, PE) – The East Coast Music Association (ECMA) is thrilled to announce the 2024 nominees for the 36th annual East Coast Music Awards, set to take place in Charlottetown, PE, May 1-5, 2024. Prince Edward Island’s own, The East Pointers lead with an impressive seven nominations, bringing them to a grand total of 29 nominations since 2015. Followed closely by Jenn Grant (NS) and Tim Baker (NL) with six nominations each, and Jimmy Rankin (CB) and Neon Dreams (NS) with four nominations each. AWARDS BREAKDOWN BY REGION Cape Breton: 18 New Brunswick: 24 Newfoundland & Labrador: 52 Nova Scotia:…
