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Lovely and brilliant, varied, and innovative pieces for smaller ensembles by Ludwig van Beethoven are the focus of this year’s Montreal Chamber Music Festival. Curated by cellist Dennis Brott, the festival begins in May and features huge musical talents who can be expected to demonstrate why “genius” and Beethoven have […]
The first time I played this CD – signature tunes by pianist Oscar Peterson, transcribed, arranged, and interpreted by Rémi Bolduc – the music lit up the room.
Fed up with the Canadian winter and yearning for a liveable climate year-round, Donald Bosch and his wife Monique settled on Ecuador.
Canadian tenor saxophonist Quinsin Nachoff is the kind of musician that stands out from the pack.
A recently retired mother of two never expected to end up building structures for others – with her own hands.
There was one person in that crew of perhaps a dozen talented and ambitious producers who responded to my distress – Stuart McLean.
Ricardo was different. He was desperate, almost frantic.
Related: October Crisis sets scene in Irena Karafilly’s The House on Selkirk Ave. Born in the Russian Urals, Irena Karafilly received her post-secondary education at McGill and was a student there in October 1970. Her neighbour was the nationalist singer Pauline Julien. “I happened to be living on Montreal’s Selkirk Avenue […]
Where were you during the October Crisis of 1970? It was a period that no Montrealer can easily forget.
It seems it takes a Canadian perspective to critically relate to the dangerously evolving political climate in the U.S.A.
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