Glick/ Campbell/ Halladay - Suites HebraiquesThis recording of a performance of the complete Suites Hebraiques gives us a particularly intimate view of the creative life of Srul Irving Glick (1934 2002), one of Canada's most prolific composers. His musical depictions of Jewish life in his Suites Hebraiques are particularly vivid examples of his chamber music. Born in 1934, Glick grew up in Toronto where, from an early age, he was immersed in music. Glick received his Bachelor of Music and Master

Schneider did not compose the originally intended fourth oratorio

Brian Franklin

Even more astonishing: Hitomi wins

from the nuanced and restrained to the incandescent and extravagant" (Stringendo magazine)

Bill Woods

fun tunes enjoyable for kids and parents alike

Alaska's band project Alyeska recorded an EP entitled Crush

and he's got to get to the bottom of it in LOVE FLOPS

de and was described as 'one of the best recordings of these songs that I've heard' by the reviewer in American Record Guide

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Completing the programme is Charles Ives - described by Ruby Hughes as Mahler's 'musical kindred spirit' - with a selection of love songs

especially the sonatas of Paradisi and Bach