As the AKOYA duo specializes in under-appreciated early baroque music, it only makes sense that they’re exploring Graupner’s violin and harpsichord sonatas on their latest album.
After a long career, notably as the leader of Thus Owls, a group known for their interdisciplinary and interactive performances, Swedish-born Montreal singer-songwriter Erika Angell takes the plunge with her first solo album.
In half a century of making records, Songs of Fate is Kremer’s most personal release – an austere and uplifting record imbued with humanity and idealism.
On her 48th album, Angèle Dubeau interprets works by composer and pianist Philip Glass, alongside her ensemble, La Pietà. The success of her interpretations varies from track to track.
Emmanuel Vukovich’s Resilience is an excellent album in many respects, from the impressive skill of the artists involved in the project to their beautiful collaboration.
Buoyed by the success of his album Soap Box, Montreal singer-songwriter Waahli, also named Révélation Radio-Canada 2023-2024, releases his new EP, Saponification.
Quebec harpsichordist Pierre Lavigne presents Encore baroque volume 2, following his first album, Encore baroque, which he released in 2022.
In 2022, the Molinari Quartet released their first instalment of Philip Glass’s complete string quartets. In November 2023, they released the second instalment.
Published last September, Statesman of the Piano allows readers to uncover the autobiography of pianist Lou Hooper, entitled That Happy Road, which had previously been available via Library Archives Canada.
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.
