Showing 13854 results

Item is a recording from a New Music Concerts' (NMC) concert titled "Celebrating Beckwith." It featured the world premiere of John Beckwith's Calling, performed by James Gardiner, flugelhorn ; Vanessa Fralick, Scott Good, tenor trombones ; Cathy Stone, euphonium ; Megan Hodge, bass trombone ; Adam Scime, contrabass.

Item is a recording from a concert presented by Musikon at Saint Mary's University Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Performers were Glen Coolen, Highland pipes; D'Arcy Gray, percussion; Jennifer Jones, Celeste Jankowksi, Anne Simons, violins; Susan Sayle, Isabelle Fournier, violas; Hilary Brown, violoncello; Max Kaspar, contrabass; and Bob Bauer, conductor.

Item is a recording of a performance by New Music Concerts as part of their concert "A Ninety-Seven Note Octave." Performed by Bruce Mather, sixteenth-tone piano and the Accordes String Quartet (Fujiko Imajishi, Carol Lynn Fujino, violins ; Douglas Perry, viola ; David Hetherington, cello).

Item is a recording of a performance by Paul Helmer and Bruce Mather, sixteenth-tone piano duet at a concert in Montreal, Quebec.

Item is a recording of a complete concert by Doug MacNaughton, voice and guitar, at the Canadian Opera Company titled the "21st Century Troubadour". The program included a performance of John Beckwith's Beckett Songs, commissioned by Doug MacNaughton.

Item is a recording from a concert presented by the Women's Musical Club of Toronto in Walter Hall at the University of Toronto Faculty of Music. Performers were Mélisande Corriveau, Alison Melville, recorders ; Margaret Little, Susie Napper, viole da gamba.

Item is a recording of the premiere performance by Peter Higham, guitar at Mount Allison University.

Item is a recording of the world premiere performance by Peter Stoll, clarinet and Adam Piotr Zukiewicz, piano at St. Andrew's Church in Toronto, Ontario. The recording includes Peter Stoll's introductory remarks.

Item is a recording of a performance by Izabella Buddi, Eunji Park, flutes ; Peter Stoll, Karen Dawson, clarinets, which took place in Walter Hall (February 11, 2005).

Item is a recording of the premiere performance by Peter Stoll, Max Christie, Michele Verheul, and David Bourque, clarinets as part of the "Let's Hear it from Beckwith" concert, presented by New Music Concerts (NMC).

Item is a recording of the premiere performance by Gillian MacKay, trumpet and Cameron Rawlins, euphonium as part of the "Let's Hear it from Beckwith" concert, presented by New Music Concerts (NMC).

Item is a recording from "A Salute to John Beckwith," at the Arts and Letters Club, Toronto when John Beckwith was awarded the Arts and Letters Club award (2013). Doug MacNaughton, baritone and guitar, performed three of the songs: "Roundelay," "Thither," and "Something there."

Item is a recording of a performance by the Thirteen Strings, conducted by Kevin Mallon, recorded at the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Ottawa, Ontario.

Item is a recording of a performance by Jessica Wise, soprano ; Nora Simard-Saint-Cyr, flute ; Andrea Steward, cello at the McGill University Music Faculty as part of a concert of Canadian music.

Item is a recording from a New Music Concerts' (NMC) concert titled "Celebrating Beckwith." Piece performed by Dianne Aitken, flute ; Fraser Jackson, bassoon ; James Gardiner, trumpet ; Doug Perry, viola ; Adam Scime, contrabass.

Item is a recording of a performance by Kathryn Domoney, soprano; Maria Soulis, contralto; and Marie Berard, violin as part of a recital at Heliconian Hall, Toronto, Ontario.

Item is a recording from a performance by the Mississauga Choral Society, conducted by Mervin Fick, with Mark Duggan, percussion.

Item is a recording of a performance by Nadine Mackie Jackson, bassoon as part of the "Let's Hear it from Beckwith" concert, presented by New Music Concerts (NMC).

Item is a recording of a performance at the Arts and Letters Club of Toronto by Doug MacNaugton, baritone and William Aide, piano. Recorded by John S. Gray.

Item is a recording from "A Salute to John Beckwith," at the Arts and Letters Club, Toronto when John Beckwith was awarded the Arts and Letters Club award (2013). Performed by Robert Aitken, flute and William Aide, piano. World premiere.

Item is a recording of a performance by Peter Higham, guitar at the University of Moncton.

Item is a recording of a performance by the Toronto Consort, conducted by David Fallis with special guests Georges Sioui, narrator; Marilyn George, singer and drummer; Shirley Hay, singer and drummer; Toronto Chamber Choir (Lucas Harris, artistic director); and
Member of the Brookside Music Association, Midland (John French, music director). The recording includes the pre-concert talk with John Beckwith and Georges E. Sioui.

Item is a recording from a concert in Walter Hall at the University of Toronto Faculty of Music entitled "John Beckwith at 80: A Celebratory Concert and Party." This piece was performed by the Beckwith Chorale, conducted by Wayne Riddell.

Item is a recording of a performance by Diane Aitken, flute; Keith Atkinson, oboe; Max Christie, clarinet; Nadine Mackie Jackson, bassoon; Joan Watson, horn; Gillian MacKay, James Gardiner, trumpets; John Jasavala, trombone; and Mark Tetreault, tuba as part of the "Let's Hear it from Beckwith" concert, presented by New Music Concerts (NMC).

Item is a recording from a concert in Walter Hall at the University of Toronto Faculty of Music entitled "John Beckwith at 80: A Celebratory Concert and Party." This piece was performed by Colin Ainsworth, tenor and Amanda Johnston, piano.

Item is a recording of the premiere performance by Dianne Aitken and Robert Aitken, flutes as part of the "Let's Hear it from Beckwith" concert, presented by New Music Concerts (NMC).

Item is a recording from a concert in Walter Hall at the University of Toronto Faculty of Music entitled "John Beckwith at 80: A Celebratory Concert and Party." This piece was performed by the Beckwith Chorale, conducted by Wayne Riddell.

Item is a recording from a performance by New Music Concerts (NMC) with Robert Aitken, flute ; Keith Atkinson, oboe ; Raymond Luedeke, clarinet ; Kathleen McLean, bassoon ; Joan Watson, horn ; James Spragg, Michael White, trumpets ; Gordon Sweeney, trombone ; and Mark Tetreault, tuba. The performance was part of a concert of music by John Beckwith and was broadcast on the CBC Radio program "Two New Hours" on March 9, 1997. World premiere performance.

Item is a recording from the premiere performance by Vivienne Spiteri, harpsichord and Don L. Steel, banjo at the Music Gallery, Toronto, Ontario.

Item is a recording from a concert in Walter Hall at the University of Toronto Faculty of Music entitled "John Beckwith at 80: A Celebratory Concert and Party." This piece was performed by Doug McNaughton, guitar.

Item is a recording from a performance at Bandeen Hall in Sherbrooke, Quebec titled "Le parfum des roses dans la nuit". Performed by Sharlene Wallace, diatonic harp and Vivienne Spiteri, harpsichord.

Item is a recording from a concert by New Music Concerts titled "Pioneers! Oh Pioneers!," which included the premiere performance of John Beckwith's A New Pibroch, commissioned by NMC. Performers were Michael Grey, Highland pipes ; Trevor Tureski, percussion ; Fujiko Imajishi, Annalee Patpatanakoon, Jennifer Thompson, violins ; Jeewon Kim, Javier Portero, violas ; David Hetherington, cello ; Roberto Occhipinti, bass; and Robert Aitken, conductor.

Item is a recording of the premiere performance at a New Music Concerts' (NMC) concert, as broadcast on the CBC radio program "Two New Hours" on June 29, 2003. Item includes a radio interview with John Beckwith. Performers were Michael Grey, Highland pipes ; Trevor Tureski, percussion ; Fujiko Imajishi, Annalee Patpatanakoon, Jennifer Thompson, violins ; Jeewon Kim, Javier Portero, violas ; David Hetherington, cello ; Roberto Occhipinti, bass; and Robert Aitken, conductor. Broadcast

Item is a recording from the premiere performance by Vivienne Spiteri, harpsichord at the Music Gallery, Toronto, Ontario.

Item is a recording of a performance by Monica Whicher, soprano and Stephen Ralls, piano, which was broadcast on CBC radio on March 3, 1998.

Item is a recording from "A Salute to John Beckwith," at the Arts and Letters Club, Toronto when John Beckwith was awarded the Arts and Letters Club award (2013). Performed by Monica Whicher, soprano ; William Aide, piano. Excerpts included from the full work were:

• At the day of judgment, God will say
• Okay, God, say what you like
• Once it seemed almost violent, this music.

Item is a recording from a performance by Sharlene Wallace, diatonic harp and Vivienne Spiteri (Vivie' Vincent), harpsichord at St. Stephen-in-the-Fields, Toronto, Ontario. World premiere performance.

File consists of a copy of the final edit for the recording released by Opening Day Records, recorded February 28-29, 2000 at Humbercrest United Church, Toronto. Musicians included The Beckwith Ensemble (John Beckwith, piano, harmonium; Lisa Lindo, soprano; Darryl Edwards, tenor; Dianne Aitken, flute, piccolo; David Greenberg, violin; Trevor Tureski, percussion). Research, arrangements, and musical direction by John Beckwith. File includes Beckwith's annotated draft of the liner notes.

Item is a recording of a performance by Symphony Nova Scotia, conducted by Georg Tintner.

Item is a recording from a performance by Kirk Elliott, banjo and Vivienne Spiteri (Vivie' Vincent), harpsichord at St. Stephen-in-the-Fields, Toronto, Ontario.

Item is a recording from a performance by Kirk Elliott, banjo and Vivienne Spiteri (Vivie' Vincent), harpsichord at Maison de Radio Canada, Studio 12, Montreal, Quebec. First performance in Quebec.

Item is a recording from the world premiere performance by Lawrence Beckwith, violin and Vivienne Spiteri (Vivie' Vincent), harpsichord, at The Music Gallery, Toronto, Ontario.

Item is a recording from a performance at Bandeen Hall in Sherbrooke, Quebec titled "Le parfum des roses dans la nuit". Performed by Larry Beckwith, violin and Vivienne Spiteri, harpsichord.

Item is a recording from a concert in Walter Hall at the University of Toronto Faculty of Music entitled "John Beckwith at 80: A Celebratory Concert and Party." This piece was performed by Teri Dunn, soprano and William Aide, piano.

Item is a recording from the premiere performance at the Guelph Spring Festival by the Guelph Children's Singers, directed by Linda Beaupré ; St. Mary's Children's Choir, directed by Eileen Baldwin ; Bath Children's Chorus of Scarborough, directed by Linda Beaupré ; Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra ; and Lydia Adams, conductor.

Item is a recording from a performance by Sharlene Wallace, diatonic harp and Vivienne Spiteri (Vivie' Vincent), harpsichord at Maison de Radio Canada, Studio 12, Montreal, Quebec. First performance in Quebec.

Item is a recording of a performance by the McGill Youth Choir, conducted by Ian Edwards.

Item is a recording from "A Salute to John Beckwith," at the Arts and Letters Club, Toronto when John Beckwith was awarded the Arts and Letters Club award (2013). Performed by Colin Ainsworth, tenor and William Aide, piano.

Item is a recording from a concert in Walter Hall at the University of Toronto Faculty of Music entitled "John Beckwith at 80: A Celebratory Concert and Party." This piece was performed by Kathryn Domoney, soprano and William Aide, piano.

Item is a recording from a concert in Walter Hall at the University of Toronto Faculty of Music entitled "John Beckwith at 80: A Celebratory Concert and Party." This piece was performed by William Aide, piano.