By Piotr Grella-Mozejko
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March 11, 2010
Bianco A World Class Act
Award-winning French guitarist becomes part of the classical guitar revolution
in Music Feature
in Music Feature
February 25, 2010
Local Artist On Multitasking And Woodcutting
The multi-talented Warszynski wows international critics, and makes a mean loaf of bread
in Arts Feature
in Arts Feature
January 28, 2010
The Well-Sculpted Penis
Edmund Haakonson makes much of the nude male form, and shows his work at the Olympics
in Arts Feature
in Arts Feature
January 21, 2010
Playing To Their Strengths
The classical woodwind trio celebrates its achievements, and works hard for the next gig
in Music Feature
in Music Feature
January 14, 2010
Dancing With “Webbed” Feet
The Brian Webb Dance Company is still innovating after 30 years with Sylvain Émard’s Wave
in Arts Feature
in Arts Feature
January 7, 2010
Ghandi To My Ears
Local composer Linda Purves draws inspiration from the Indian thinker — and from her white dove
in Music Feature
in Music Feature
December 17, 2009
On The Road With Ensemble Mujirushi
Edmonton’s Piotr Grella-Mozejko shares the highs and lows of a successful European tour
in Music Feature
in Music Feature
December 10, 2009
New Kid On Block
Composer Ian Crutchley’s arrival in Edmonton is like a breath of fresh air for classical music
in Music Feature
in Music Feature
November 26, 2009
Wall Things Considered
PoMo composer David Wall combines classical, funk, metal... and a whole lot of guitars
in Music Feature
in Music Feature
November 5, 2009
The Importance Of Being Selfish
Two local flautists think Edmontonians are as hungry to hear New Music as they are to eat lunch
in Music Feature
in Music Feature
October 29, 2009
Paris Match
Joseph Lai’s new clarinet sonata evokes the spirit of impressionists like Debussy and Ravel
in Music Feature
in Music Feature
October 22, 2009
Jacobus’ Ladder
Jacobus Kloppers' retirement from academia freed him up to become the busiest composer in town
in Music Feature
in Music Feature
October 8, 2009
Fryderyk ... Have You Lost Weight?
Tatiana Warszynski says Chopin’s piano concerti become even sexier with the fat trimmed away
in Music Feature
in Music Feature
October 1, 2009
Deconstructing The Guess Who
Composer/guitarist Tim Brady’s new symphony brings Burton Cummings into the concert hall
in Music Feature
in Music Feature
September 17, 2009
Hallucination Building
Canadian composer Christos Hatzis’ <i>Mirage?</i> premières in Edmonton with a bang
in Music Feature
in Music Feature
August 20, 2009
The Ritual Of Mind And Stone
In <i>Bad Lands (Good Luck)</i>, Morita and Arai turn rocks into humans and humans into rocks
in Arts Feature The Apostle Of Sound Madness Edmonton avantgardist Jerry Ozipko celebrates four decades of peaceful living and wild music-making
in Music Feature
in Arts Feature The Apostle Of Sound Madness Edmonton avantgardist Jerry Ozipko celebrates four decades of peaceful living and wild music-making
in Music Feature
August 13, 2009
Piano And The Art Of Motorcycle Maintenance
Sylvia Shadick-Taylor champions Canadian composers, records CDs, tours... and for fun, rides a bike
in Music Feature
in Music Feature
July 30, 2009
Our Man In Tallinn
Experimental composer Shawn Pinchbeck lives a three-pronged life in Canada, Estonia, and the U.K.
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in Music Feature
July 23, 2009
Organ Blitzkrieg
Reinhard Von Berg launches his second European offensive and invades four countries instead of one
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in Music Feature
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