Answer in Progress’s Sabrina Cruz made a trip down the memory lane of her musical education and invited me to join her. Don’t be fooled – this is NOT a trashing of the recorder, but an exploration of why that often happens. Some great historical info, some playing, some talking, and a really ace-made video – as Answer in Progress always produces.
Toronto Bach Festival
First journey with the Re.corder
Music by The Bird Project
Music: Uncharted Waters; Photos: Paul Orenstein
@26’47 – King of Games’ Castle
Arja Kastinen, Ben Grossman, AM. Photo: Colin SavageNorth Wind Concerts. Photo: Colin SavageWinter Revels, Toronto Consort, September 2022.The Harmonia Crew. Photo: C. SavagePost-concert In Mojácar, Spain, November 2022.at FIMTE.Luisa Morales, AM. Photo: Ron SearlesToronto Bach FestivalEnsemble Polaris in Bedford, NS. Photo: Sepehr RassiThe crew for Alice Ho’s DA JI recording.The crew for James Rolfe’s BREATHE recording.The crew for James Rolfe’s EUROPA recording.Robbie Burns Day concert 2016!Ensemble Polaris in NSPhoto: Paul OrensteinPhoto: Tara McMullenPhoto by Menglin GaoPhoto: Menglin GaoPhoto: Menglin GaoPhoto: Colin SavagePhoto: Mary PurduePhoto: Nan ShepherdPhoto: Mum
In collaboration with the Toronto Silent Film Festival!
An evening of visual art, music and film inspired by Jean Cocteau & the his fellow Parisian artists.
“Poets…shed not only the red blood of their hearts but the white blood of their souls.”- Jean Cocteau
Music from the English and German Renaissance, including Brownings, Tandernacks, dances and music for the festive season.
Romina Abadi, Avery Maclean, Alison Melville, Tatsuki Shimoda and Colin Savage, on a set of Renaissance instruments by Thomas Prescott. More details to follow!
