Volume 26 Issue 6 - March and April 2021
96 recordings (count’em) reviewed in this issue – the most ever – with 25 new titles added to the DISCoveries Online Listening Room (also a new high). And up front: Women From Space deliver a festival by holograph; Morgan Paige Melbourne’s one-take pianism; New Orleans’ Music Box Village as inspiration for musical playground building; the “from limbo to grey zone” inconsistencies of live arts lockdowns; all this and more here and in print commencing March 19 2021.
96 recordings (count’em) reviewed in this issue – the most ever – with 25 new titles added to the DISCoveries Online Listening Room (also a new high). And up front: Women From Space deliver a festival by holograph; Morgan Paige Melbourne’s one-take pianism; New Orleans’ Music Box Village as inspiration for musical playground building; the “from limbo to grey zone” inconsistencies of live arts lockdowns; all this and more here and in print commencing March 19 2021.
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Edana Higham<br />
<strong>and</strong> Zac Pulak<br />
<strong>2021</strong>-03-13 8:22 AM<br />
ON OUR COVER<br />
<strong>Volume</strong> <strong>26</strong> No 6<br />
MARCH 20 TO MAY 7 <strong>2021</strong><br />
Music by date, live <strong>and</strong> livestreamed<br />
Recordings reviewed - 96 recent DISCoveries<br />
Stories, interviews, listening room.<br />
SPRINGING FORWARD<br />
AND OTHER FALLBACKS<br />
Women From Space<br />
Musical Playgrounds<br />
The Virtues of Necessity<br />
Teaching Up Close & Impersonal<br />
When SHHH!! means “Listen!”<br />
… <strong>and</strong> more<br />
PHOTO: ALAN DEAN<br />
<strong>Volume</strong> <strong>26</strong> No 6 | <strong>March</strong> 20 – May 7, <strong>2021</strong><br />
For our SHHHuffle programme – we wanted something<br />
fun <strong>and</strong> playful, that SHHHuffled up the typical musician<br />
photo shoot. — Zac Pulak<br />
If you can equate photography with music then<br />
approaching images like this one are as free as a<br />
contemporary jazz solo. Zac <strong>and</strong> Edana are always willing<br />
to let go, to experiment, to have fun, <strong>and</strong> be free. If<br />
anything motivates a photoshoot like this it’s a healthy<br />
dose of laughter, <strong>and</strong> sharing a zany experience. At any<br />
moment we play just like children would <strong>and</strong> we are<br />
only limited by our imagination <strong>and</strong> surroundings. These<br />
mallets make the perfect toys to play air percussion!<br />
Anyone else want to join the b<strong>and</strong>? — Alan Dean<br />
PAUL<br />
HINDEMITH<br />
Chamber Music for Horn<br />
PAUL<br />
HINDEMITH<br />
Musique de chambre pour cor<br />
LOUIS-PHILIPPE MARSOLAIS cor<br />
DAVID JALBERT piano<br />
PENTAÈDRE<br />
ACD2 2822<br />
5 OPENER | If This Were a Podcast |<br />
DAVID PERLMAN<br />
STORIES & INTERVIEWS<br />
6 FESTIVALS | NOW VIA<br />
HOLOGRAM Women From<br />
Space Returns |<br />
CAMILLE KIKU BELAIR<br />
8 COMMUNITY ARTS | Inside Out<br />
– Musical Playgrounds |<br />
RICHARD MARSELLA<br />
10 FEATURE | TAKE ONE: Morgan-<br />
Paige Melbourne’s<br />
multidimensional practice |<br />
GLORIA BLIZZARD<br />
12 CLASSICAL AND BEYOND | From<br />
Limbo to Greyzone: protocols<br />
hamper live performing arts |<br />
PAUL ENNIS<br />
15 MUSIC THEATRE | The Many<br />
Virtues of Necessity |<br />
JENNIFER PARR<br />
LOUIS-PHILIPPE MARSOLAIS<br />
horn<br />
LOUIS-PIERRE BERGERON<br />
XAVIER FORTIN<br />
SIMON BOURGET<br />
horn<br />
DAVID JALBERT<br />
piano<br />
PENTAÈDRE<br />
wind ensemble<br />
Horn player Louis-Philippe<br />
Marsolais devotes an entire<br />
album to chamber music for horn.<br />
He is joined by pianist David<br />
Jalbert, Pentaèdre wind<br />
ensemble, <strong>and</strong> horn players<br />
from the National Arts Centre<br />
Orchestra in Ottawa.<br />
TO BE RELEASED<br />
ON MARCH 19, <strong>2021</strong><br />
10<br />
G R I G O R I A N . C O M
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