Instrumental Album of the Year
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Richard Abel Romance
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In
a career now stretching past two decades, Quebec-based pianist/composer
Richard Abel has been a prolific and highly popular recording artist.
A multiple JUNO nominee and Felix Awards winner, his versatile approach
encompasses everything from boogie to classical styles, and he is known
as a consummate performer. Richard has just released a retrospective collection,
L'Essentiel de Richard Abel. |
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George Carlaw Stress Less
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Russian-born,
Toronto-based composer George Carlaw (aka Yuri Sazonoff) has been involved
in a wide range of productions, from film scores to major label releases,
over the past decade. He worked extensively in Moscow and Germany before
setting up his own Orchestral Recording Company in Toronto. George contributes
regularly to releases on the Reflection, Solitudes and Avalon labels.
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The Covingtons Country Christmas
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The
Covingtons comprise top Toronto musicians Sil Simone, Ray Parker, Scott
Alexander and Kevan McKenzie. They are joined by famed fiddler Don Reed
and other talented guests to celebrate the holidays in a traditional country-styled
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Michel Cusson Un Homme et son Pêche
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The
track record of Michel Cusson is a highly impressive one. The Montreal-based
guitarist and composer has recorded 22 albums and scored 12 television
series and 10 films, notching 14 Felix Awards and seven SOCAN Awards along
the way. Formerly a member of jazz fusion favourites UZEB and leader of
Wild Unit, Michel has found phenomenal success (sales of over 70,000 copies)
with his soundtrack album for the film Seraphin-Un Homme Et Son Peche. |
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