In this Episode Barbara and Norm bring 2020 to a close with a conversation on what they're up to, their favourite episodes, and what they have learned so far! Stay tuned for new NMNM episodes in 2021.
During the episode the work of Francois Houle was referenced. Check out Francois' work at www.francoishoule.ca
AND if you'd like to write us and make comments or suggestions for future guests, lease write Norm at norm@suddenlylisten.com
Learn more about Helen Pridmore at: www.helenpridmore.ca
You can hear some of Helen's performances on Youtube: A Pandemic Opera and excerpts from Helen's Centrediscs release Janet.
There's more great listening at Helen's Soundcloud page as well!
You can learn more about Helen's work with Regina's Voice Lab here
During the podcast Helen referenced the multiPLAY projects, including the regular online music making. The multiPLAY site is here.
Learn more about Gabriel Dharmoo at: gabrieldharmoo.org
You can hear some of Gabriel's music at his Soundcloud stream
During the episode Gabriel spoke about Anthropologies Imaginaire. There's a trailer video here.
He also referenced his new work Portraits, which you can (and should!) watch here
You can watch some more of Gabriel's videos here on YouTube
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Learn more about Monica Pearce at www.monicapearce.com
You can hear some of Monica's music at Soundcloud
Other organizations Monica spoke about during the episode included Toy Piano Composers and Essential Opera
Monica has written several articles for Musicwork Magazine. There's lots of good reading there.
And check out where McAllen Texas is. It's sunny and 26 C there, right now!
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James Rolfe's website: www.jamesrolfe.ca
James' music on Soundcloud
James' piece "Raw" - performed by Continuum on Youtube
During Episode 7 James referenced the Stravinsky Piano Sonata - on Youtube
James' teacher John Beckwith - http://individual.utoronto.ca/John_Beckwith/
The Canadian Music Centre, which is a great resource for people curious about Canadian composers and their music - https://cmccanada.org/
An excerpt from Beatrice Chancy, by James and George Eliot Clarke
Information on our great poet George Elliott Clarke - https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/george-elliott-clarke
or https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/george-elliott-clarke
or https://www.georgeelliottclarke.net/full-biography
For more information on Linda Catlin Smith please visit her website.
During the talk, Linda reference Faure's Piano Quintet it can be heard on Youtube
Linda mentioned Morton Feldman's works For Philip Guston and String Quartet #2. They can be heard on Apple Music here and here
Norm and Barbara made a concert recording of Linda's piece Ballad which you can listen to on Soundcloud
Learn more about Linda Catlin Smith
Listen to Linda's music at Apple Music and go out and buy her CDs!
During this episode Linda referenced:
American composer Elliot Carter
Canadian composer Rudolph Komorous
American composer Morton Feldman
and Italian painter Giorgio Morandi
We encourage you to dig deeper into the work of these artists!
Please note: Our production techniques are still a work in progress! In this episode Barbara sounds like she's reporting from the Sistine Chapel! Please bear with us.
Learn more about Daniel at www.danielbartholomewpoyser.com
Watch the CBC documentary about Daniel: Disruptor Conductor, here.
Daniel also mentioned an article he wrote for Orchestras Canada entitled Perfect Fifth of Diversity. it is here
And he mentioned a book by Brene Brown entitled Rising Strong which can be purchased here
Listen to some of Simon's collaborative work on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/ca/album/lady-of-the-lake/1241379807
and
https://music.apple.com/ca/album/oiseaux-exotiques/301190306?i=301190338
See Introduction Part 1 Notes for examples of the work of Norm Adams and Barbara Pritchard.
Check out some of your host's recorded music:
Barbara Pritchard - https://music.apple.com/ca/artist/barbara-pritchard/305836417
Norman Adams - https://music.apple.com/ca/album/in-sonorous-falling-tones/1235126766 and https://suddenlylisten.bandcamp.com
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