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SUMMARY:Morningside Music Bridge in Inuvik
DESCRIPTION:An international scholarship program for gifted artists aged 12–18\, Morningside Music Bridge brings together the finest emerging artists to perform on an international stage and measure themselves against the absolute best performers globally. \n\n\n\nSince its inception in 1997\, more than 1\,000 young artists from almost every continent have benefited from the barrier-free music-making experience offered by Morningside Music Bridge. Their alumni have become today’s leading classical musicians\, performing on stages around the world\, holding key positions with the best orchestras\, and teaching at the top music schools. Equally important are the cultural bridges and lifelong friendships Morningside Music Bridge participants\, guest artists\, and partner organizations enjoy. \n\n\n\nMorningside Music Bridge is pleased to collaborate with the Northern Arts and Cultural Centre to commemorate the 30th anniversary tour of the Morningside Music Bridge\, its first tour to the Northwest Territories. \n\n\n\nWith the Morningside Music Bridge International Quartet\, they will be bringing four exceptional MMB alumni artists\, as well as the NWT’s own Wesley Hardisty\, across the NWT for a special concert series. The MMB International Quartet consists of Anna Stube (violin)\, Emad Zolfaghari (viola)\, Brandon Leonard (cello)\, Irene Huang (piano)\, and Wesley Hardisty (fiddle). \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWesley Hardisty\, Guest Musician \n\n\n\nWesley Hardisty is Dene First Nation from Tulita and Łı́ı́dlı̨ı̨ Kų́ę́ (Fort Simpson) Northwest Territories. Wesley is a vibrant fiddle player\, composer\, and collaborator who started playing the fiddle at age 12. \n\n\n\nNotable performances include: the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics\, the Inuvik 2011 Truth and Reconciliation Commission National event\, and the National Arts Centre events Canada Scene and Northern Scene. His album 12:12 won the Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Award in 2012. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWesley is an instructor for the Kole Crook Fiddle Association. As a student through the program\, he performed for William and Kate in Yellowknife on their 2011 Royal Tour of Canada. He attended the Gulf Island School of Performing Arts and was formally in the Northern Arts and Cultural Centre Mentorship Program\, mentored by acclaimed violinist/producer/composer Jesse Zubot. \n\n\n\nThis mentorship led to a contribution to Jesse’s music score for the Bones of Crows TV Series\, nominated for 12 Canadian Screen Awards. Wesley’s contributions with Carmen Braden and the Canadian Chamber Choir led to a nomination for a JUNO award Classical Album of the Year\, for their album Where Waters Meet. Wesley is a highly sought-after musician\, collaborator\, and commissioned for many projects with fiddle players\, classical ensembles\, and singer-songwriters. \n\n\n\nHe mentors in mentorship programs and provides valuable feedback to up and coming musicians. Wesley stays involved in the not-for-profit sector by serving on the Board of Directors as the Vice President of the Northern Arts and Cultural Centre\, taking part in the Atti! Indigenous Artists Collective Committee and Salt Spring Island Foundation Committee. Since 2023\, he has been involved with V’ni Dansi workshops and performances\, which aims to educate both the aspects of Métis history and culture in schools and communities. He is also an ambassador for the Downie-Wenjack Fund. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAnna Stube\, violin \n\n\n\nHailed a “sensation.. brilliant display of poise and virtuosity” (Classical Voice North America)\, Latvian violinist Anna Štube (b. 2005) has astounded audiences with her depth of expression throughout her international performance career\, devoted to sharing the compassion and humanity of music. Anna has made festival appearances as a featured guest artist at the Banff International String Quartet Festival\, Toronto Summer Music\, and the Rockport Chamber Music Festival.  \n\n\n\n\n\nHer numerous accolades include First Prize at the OSM Manulife Competition as their youngest-ever winner\, the Glenn Gould School’s 2024 Corcoran Concerto and Chamber Music Competitions\, and Grand Prize at the Canadian Music Competition. Anna is featured on the Grammy-nominated ARC Ensemble’s studio album released by CHANDOS Records in fall 2025\, invited to create the inaugural recording of the Kanitz Violin Sonata with acclaimed pianist Kevin Ahfat. The album received resounding praise from the industry’s most prolific platforms including Gramophone\, The Strad\, and BBC Classical Music. Anna has also collaborated with preeminent ensembles such as the Kronos Quartet\, Calidore String Quartet\, Emerson Quartet\, and the New Orford String Quartet. She has worked with celebrated musicians such as Midori\, James Ehnes\, and Pinchas Zukerman\, among many others. Anna recently performed with the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra in their 2024/25 season as a MacLachlan Ridge Emerging Artist\, having made her solo debut with the CPO at age 13. With regular appearances in Toronto’s Koerner Hall as well as a recent concert with the Royal Conservatory Orchestra and Earl Lee\, Anna has also played with ensembles including the Niagara Symphony Orchestra\, National Ballet Orchestra of Canada\, Calgary Civic Symphony\, and Kensington Sinfonia. Twice the recipient of the prestigious Sylva Gelber Award\, Anna currently studies at The Glenn Gould School with Jonathan Crow. She plays on a 1667 Andrea Guarneri violin and Fétique bow\, generously loaned by CANIMEX Inc. \n\n\n\n\n\nEyal Allen\, viola \n\n\n\nEyal Allen is a seventeen year old and violist living in Philadelphia PA. Eyal began his musical studies on the violin at age seven\, then switched to viola at sixteen. He made his debut as a soloist at age eleven with the Rehovot Youth Orchestra and has since returned to perform as a soloist with the ensemble on numerous occasions. In past summers Eyal has taken part in Morningside Music Bridge\, Yellow Barn Summer Festival\, Keshet Eilon Seminar\, Apple Hill\, Point CounterPoint\, and the Philadelphia International Music Festival\, where he won first place in the senior division of the Concerto Competition. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEyal has received recognition from the Ministry of Education of Israel and is involved with the Jerusalem Music Center’s program for gifted young musicians. He is a scholarship recipient of the American-Israel Cultural Foundation and a recipient of the Springboard Grant from the Bruce Montgomery Foundation. In addition\, Eyal participates in the Philadelphia Music Alliance for Youth (PMAY) \, a pathways program. \n\n\n\nA senior at Friends Select School in Philadelphia\, Eyal studies with Kerri Ryan of the Philadelphia Orchestra. He performs with the Youth Chamber Orchestra at Temple Music Prep and the Huxsoll Quartet\, finalists in the Saint Paul String Quartet Competition. Outside of music\, Eyal is a starting pitcher on his School’s Varsity baseball team. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBrandon Leonard is a twenty-year-old cellist from Stone Mountain\, Georgia. He studied with Karen Freer of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra in the Talent Development Program and currently studies with Natasha Brofsky at the Juilliard School as a proud recipient of the Kovner Fellowship. He was the winner of the 2023 National Sphinx Competition and has soloed with orchestras such as the Atlanta Symphony\, Indianapolis Symphony\, and the Hilton Head Symphony. He has attended summer music camps\, including the Center Stage Strings program and the Morningside Music Bridge program.  \n\n\n\n\n\nAs a member of the Sycamore Trio\, he won 1st prize at WDAV’s Young Chamber Musicians Competition and 2nd prize at the Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition in 2022. Most recently\, he was a prizewinner at the 2025 Washington International Competition for Strings. \n\n\n\n\n\nGrowing up in Toronto\, Irene Huang began her piano studies at age three and earned her ARCT Performance Diploma from the Royal Conservatory of Music with First Class Honours with Distinction in 2018. She also studied violin from the age of four\, receiving the Royal Conservatory of Music Gold Medal for the highest ARCT violin mark in Ontario in 2022. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIrene has extensive experience collaborating with instrumentalists and vocalists in a wide range of settings\, including recitals\, competitions\, festivals\, and examinations. She has served as pianist of the Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra\, collaborative pianist for the North Toronto Songbirds\, and composer-in-residence for the Chinese Artists Society of Toronto Youth Orchestra\, working closely with young artists in both solo and chamber contexts. \n\n\n\nAs a pianist\, Irene has performed in major venues including Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall\, Jordan Hall\, Roy Thomson Hall\, Koerner Hall\, and Kilbourn Hall\, and has participated in festivals including Morningside Music Bridge\, Connecticut Summerfest\, and the Wintergreen Music Festival. \n\n\n\nAlongside her collaborative work\, Irene is a passionate composer. Her piece “Face the Music” won first prize in the United Nations’ Pitching Peace Youth Music Challenge and was featured at its inaugural International Day for Disarmament event in 2023. Her orchestral work “The Light of Yule” received the Promising High-School Composer Prize from the Etobicoke Philharmonic Orchestra\, and her composition “Deaf Pillows” was selected for premiere at Carnegie Hall by the Musical Life Foundation. In 2024\, Irene’s string orchestra work “Still Small Voice” premiered at Jordan Hall. Most recently\, her song “BE HAPPY!” won first prize at Sparks & Wiry Cries’ songSLAM. \n\n\n\nOf all thing’s music\, Irene is particularly passionate about championing works by emerging composers and enjoys engaging directly with them to explore interpretive possibilities. She is currently pursuing her studies at the Eastman School of Music. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis event is organized by:
URL:https://www.naccnt.ca/event/morningside-music-bridge-in-inuvik/
LOCATION:Igloo Church / Our lady of Victory Parish\, Inuvik\, NT\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Featured Presentations,Inuvik,NACC Presents
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SUMMARY:Old Man Luedecke in Inuvik
DESCRIPTION:A East Coast Treat!\n\n\n\nOld Man Luedecke is the recording and performing name of two-time JUNO award-winning and Polaris prize-nominated singer/songwriter Chris Luedecke. He’s a multiple East Coast Music Award winner known for his high-energy\, banjo-driven stompers\, touching guitar ballads\, and dry\, humorous stories. Old Man Luedecke has been making a soundtrack to an authentic life for nearly twenty years. \n\n\n\nBorn in Toronto and long-time resident of Chester\, Nova Scotia\, Luedecke began recording in the early 2000s DIY folk scene of Halifax. He made his two JUNO-winning albums for Black Hen Music in the late ‘00s\, with Steve Dawson as producer\, at Vancouver’s famed Factory studio. \n\n\n\nLuedecke has kept up many worldwide concert appearances\, playing in Europe and around Canada and the USA\, and six trips to Australia\, including a memorable tour where his whole young family travelled with him around rural Queensland for the Festival of Small Halls. \n\n\n\nIn May\, 2022\, Luedecke received an honorary doctorate from King’s University in Halifax for his cultural contributions. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLATEST RELEASE\n\n\n\n\n\n\nShe Told Me Where to Go is out now! I hope you love it as much as I do. From the beautiful artwork to the beautiful hooky playing of Afie Jurvanen\, Darcy Yates\, Joshua Van Tassel and Glenn Patscha\, to the currents of many types of love running through it.   \nOld Man Ludecke on his new album\, She Told Me Where to Go\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIn an Old Man Luedecke show\, there will be some very modern sounding songs about love\, family life\, the importance of friends\, and the search for meaning; some traditional music reminiscent of Appalachian old-time music\, including high-energy banjo driven stompers; and some wickedly funny songs about the joy of cooking\, sardines\, and yodelling. It’s quite a ride. Richard Barry\, Roots Music Canada\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis event is organized by:
URL:https://www.naccnt.ca/event/old-man-luedecke-in-inuvik/
LOCATION:Igloo Church / Our lady of Victory Parish\, Inuvik\, NT\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Inuvik,NACC Presents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20241128T193000
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SUMMARY:40th Anniversary Showcase in Inuvik
DESCRIPTION:NACC’s 40th Anniversary will be a celebration of exceptional talent and dynamic northern art forms from across the broad expanse of Denendeh. From the great fiddling dynasties flowing deep and swiftly like the great Deh Cho river\, to the shining lights of Indigenous voices\, the show will celebrate some of the major milestones and remember some of the brilliant and cutting edge performers who have shared their art and found their spotlight at NACC. Like a giant drum dance\, or a triumphant handgame\, celebrating 40 years of the Northern Arts and Cultural Centre will be a jubilant evening not to be missed.Join Michelle Lafferty\, accompanied by Dr. Mengyin Kimly Wang\, with opening act Wesley Hardisty in celebration of 40 years with the Northern Arts and Cultural Centre. \n\n\n\nSponsored by \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nÉcole St Patrick High School\, Aurora Ukrainian Dancers\, Lady Slipper Lodge \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWilliams Electronics\, Energy Wall\, TC Enterprises\, and Lou Sebert \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nReceive the “Family Pack” discount when adding at least one adult and one youth ticket to your cart. Discount is applied automatically at checkout! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Performers\n\n\n\n\n\nWesley Hardisty is a vibrant Fiddle player\, composer\, and collaborator from the Northwest Territories. From Fort Simpson\, Wesley is a member of the Dene Nation. He has performed nationally and internationally from Seattle to Iqaluit. He’s played on folk festivals\, fiddle music festivals\, Indigenous-focused performances\, including multiple tours of the NWT as a featured performer and supporting artist. He also performed for Canada Scene and Northern Scene in Ottawa\, Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics\, and has two original albums and multiple commissions. Wesley is sought-after as a collaborator with fiddle players\, singer-songwriters\, and classical ensembles. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCanadian\, Indigenous mezzo-soprano Michelle Lafferty is from the Tłichó Nation in the Northwest Territories. She now resides in Calgary\, Alberta. The Dora Mavor Moore Award winner is known for her “powerful presence vocally and physically on stage” (Barczablog\, 2023). She works with The Banff Centre for the Performing Arts program for Indigenous Classical Musicians Gathering and the Indigenous Performing Arts Alliance’s Indigenous Musical Sovereignty program. In 2023\, she had her American debut performing the role of Native Mother in the Anchorage Opera production of Missing\, composed by Brian Current with a libretto by Marie Clements. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis event is organized by:
URL:https://www.naccnt.ca/event/40th-anniversary-showcase-in-inuvik/
LOCATION:Igloo Church / Our lady of Victory Parish\, Inuvik\, NT\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Inuvik,NACC Presents
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SUMMARY:New York International Vocal Ensemble in Inuvik
DESCRIPTION:A brand-new concert made just for NACC with a rising opera star from New York & An ensemble of WORLD CLASS musicians!\n\n\n\nKofi Hayford is a young\, prize-winning Ghanaian-American bass\, described as possessing an “impressive\, “sonorous”\, and “stentorian bass voice”\, also produces a distinct sound – easily identified for its unique timbre. With almost 40 different operatic roles under his belt\, he is swiftly building his reputation as an accomplished artist by bringing an “exciting” and “stunning” sound to the stage. \n\n\n\nHe performs with an ensemble of musicians of diverse backgrounds including Daniel Beliavsky who is an educator\, concert pianist\, music theorist\, composer\, and filmmaker. He has performed in Europe and throughout the United States with both orchestra and in recital–notable engagements include concerto performances with the Milwaukee and New Jersey Symphony Orchestras and the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra. Joining the ensemble is Dominican tenor José Heredia. Mr. Heredia was a 1st Prize Winner of the 2014 NJ Association of Verismo Opera International Vocal Competition\, and a finalist/encouragement award winner of the Giulio Gari International Vocal Competition in 2015 and 2017\, José Heredia has thrilled audiences with his voice of “Pavarottian shimmer.”    \n\n\n\nThe Northern Arts and Cultural Centre is thrilled to welcome Kofi Hayford and his ensemble to the stage again as the opener of our 40th Anniversary Season. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Ensemble\n\n\n\n\n\nDaniel Beliavsky\, Ph.D.\, is an educator\, concert pianist\, music theorist\, composer\, and filmmaker. Daniel produces music documentaries through his production company\, Opus1films\, which in 2011 released Sonata (1957)\, a film about the distinguished American composer Donald Harris’s opus one\, the Sonata for piano\, and about Harris’s early career in Paris. Now Chair of the Fine Art and Music Department at Yeshiva University in New York City\, Daniel has been a visiting professor of music theory\, piano performance\, aesthetics\, writing about music\, and history at several universities. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMezzo-soprano Mary Beth Nelson was recently praised by OperaNews for her “ardent\, focused\, von-Stadean mezzo” with Juilliard Opera in Handel’s Atalanta with the Juilliard415 historical performance orchestra. Last summer\, she joined the Filene Artists roster at Wolf Trap Opera\, singing Siébel in Gounod’s Faust\, as well as a recital with pianist Steven Blier. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nKofi Hayford is a young\, prize-winning Ghanaian-American bass\, described as possessing an “impressive” (Brooklyn Discovery) “sonorous”\, (Meet Me at the Opera) and “stentorian bass voice” (National Herald) also produces a distinct sound – easily identified for its unique timbre. With almost 40 different operatic roles under his belt\, he is swiftly building his reputation as an accomplished artist by bringing an “exciting” and “stunning” sound to the stage.  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis event is organized by:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nKofi Hayford and Daniel Beliavsky during their NWT tour in 2019.
URL:https://www.naccnt.ca/event/new-york-international-vocal-ensemble-in-inuvik/
LOCATION:Igloo Church / Our lady of Victory Parish\, Inuvik\, NT\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Inuvik,NACC Presents
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SUMMARY:Johnny Cole - Meet me at The Rex in Inuvik
DESCRIPTION:Celebration of his Metis Roots\n\n\n\nFor fifty years\, Norman Glowach has been playing music in Yellowknife. He started playing the drums\, but he also sings and plays guitar. Growing up in Yellowknife\, Norm has been fortunate to play many styles of music. At an early age\, he played in school bands and stage bands. Professionally\, he’s played old time music\, fiddle music\, country music\, rock & roll\, jazz and blues. These musical experiences all come out in the music he writes and records. He has run his studio\, Spiritwalker Productions\, for over 30 years in downtown Yellowknife. Norm credits the driving force behind his persona Johnny Cole and the musical Meet Me at the Rex to be the pictures and stories of his family’s history. Norman started Meet Me at the Rex eleven years ago when he began searching for ancestors on his mother’s side. At that time\, he was working at the NWT Archives. This gave him an understanding of how to access data from the various levels of archives in Canada. As information and images came forward about his ancestors\, songs started to come to him. At that point\, he didn’t have the idea of creating a production containing these songs – he was just trying to understand his roots. He began to understand his ancestors’ role in the development of Canada.  \n\n\n\nIn his search\, Norm was able to find French and Irish roots in the Red River Colony who mixed with Indigenous peoples\, creating the Métis who populated Western Canada. As the show was coming together\, long-time friends came forward to give him direction. One friend told him the roots he was writing about had a common theme: a story that was similar to that of many other Métis in our country. This gave focus to the project and has been a theme in shaping this show. Norm’s family roots run deep in Canada. Over the years\, the branches stretched to Yellowknife. The production is called Meet Me at the Rex as an homage to Norman’s grandparents\, who were the owners of this popular cafe from 1941 -1966. The Rex was a meeting place and home to many stories of how his family came to Yellowknife. He chose the 1950s time period to tell the story as this was a significant era for the Café. Norm has said\, “At times\, I’ve felt like my ancestors were guiding me in the writing of the songs\, the searching for information\, and are present during the live productions.”  \n\n\n\nCome on in\, sit down\, and have some coffee and pie. Meet me at the Rex. \n\n\n\nInuvik PerformanceNorman Glowach – Johnny ColeDave Martineau – Guitar and VocalsPaul Martineau – Drums and VocalsPat Braden – Bass and VocalsLaura Vinson – VocalsKaren Shepard – Fiddle and Vocals \n\n\n\n\n\n\n*Family Package Adult $15\, Youth $5 \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis event is organized by:
URL:https://www.naccnt.ca/event/norman-glowach-as-johnny-cole-in-inuvik/
LOCATION:Igloo Church / Our lady of Victory Parish\, Inuvik\, NT\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Inuvik,NACC Presents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20240201T193000
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SUMMARY:Seán Dagher Solo in Inuvik
DESCRIPTION:A CELTIC TREAT \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSeán Dagher (cittern/bouzouki\, banjo & vocals)is the artistic director of La Nef and an active performer\, arranger\, and composer of music from various folk and classical music traditions. He won the OPUS “Creation of the Year” award in 2014 for Sea Songs and has been nominated for numerous Adisq awards. \n\n\n\nSEÁN DAGHER is widely known for his recordings with the Assassin’s Creed video game series\, including Black Flag. His renditions of sea shanties and other songs from the games have been streamed some 70 million times. His own Shanty of the Week video series receives thousands of views each week\, and has a loyal following the world over.
URL:https://www.naccnt.ca/event/skye-consort-emma-bjorling-in-norman-wells-2/
LOCATION:Igloo Church / Our lady of Victory Parish\, Inuvik\, NT\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Inuvik,NACC Presents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20231127T193000
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SUMMARY:Trio Mediaeval in Inuvik
DESCRIPTION:GRAMMY-NOMINATED GUESTS FROM NORWAY \n\n\n\nANNA MARIA FRIMAN / LINN ANDREA FUGLSETH / JORUNN LOVISE HUSAN \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe crystalline voices of Trio Mediaeval have captivated audiences since the group was founded in Oslo in 1997. The Grammy-nominated trio’s core repertoire features sacred monophonic and polyphonic medieval music from England\, Italyand France; contemporary works written for the ensemble; and traditional Norwegian\, Swedish and Icelandic ballads and songs. The group’s fruitfulrelationship with the legendary ECM Records\, collaborative spirit\, and busy touring schedule has earned them worldwide renown. Trio Mediaeval’s first of eight albums on ECM Records\, Words of the Angel\, landed on Billboard’s Top 10 and was a Stereophile “Recording of the Month.” Further releases on ECM followed in 2004 with Soir\, dit-elle and in 2005 with Stella Maris. The first three recordings\,produced by John Potter\, consisted of medieval and contemporary works. In 2007\, the trio teamed with the Norwegian percussionist Birger Mistereggen on a recording of Norwegian ballads and songs entitled Folk Songs\, produced by Manfred Eicher. Folk Songs was nominated for the Norwegian Spellemannprisen and for a Grammy Award for “Best Chamber Music Performance.” A Worcester Ladymass (2011) was also on Billboard’s Top 10 list\, and was selected by the German Record Critic’s Award as one of the best new releases in the “Early Music” category. The trio’s Aquilonis was named a “Top Music Recording of 2014” bythe New York Times. In 2017\, Trio Mediaeval and jazz trumpeter Arve Henriksen released Rímur — medieval and folk music from Iceland\, Sweden and Norway. In 2020 Trio Mediaeval produced the album Solacium on the Norwegian label 2L\, with Grammy-winning Morten Lindberg as producer/engineer. In 2023\, 2L releases Trio Mediaeval’s latest recording\, An Old Hall Ladymass. Since 2006\, the trio has embarked on a number of collaborative projects with Norwegian jazz/improvisational musicians. These collaborations have led to concerts and radio broadcasts at the Bergen Festival (where the trio was Artist-in-Residence in 2007)\, Molde Jazz Festival\, Wigmore Hall\, West Cork Music Festival\, as well as performances in Norway\, Holland\, Italy and Germany. \n\n\n\n\n“Singing doesn’t get more unnervingly beautiful\,” wrote Joshua Kosman of the San Francisco Chronicle\, who declared their San Francisco debut “among the musical highlights of the year.” He added\, “To hear the group’s note-perfectcounterpoint – as pristine and inviting as clean\, white linens – is to be astonished at what the human voice is capable of. \n\n\n\n\n\n“The three women of the Norwegian Trio Mediaeval can look backproudly over 20 years of uncovering the often mysterious andmystical music written centuries before the cantatas of Bach or themasses of Palestrina.” “Rating: 5/5” \nWilliam Dart\, New Zealand Herald
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LOCATION:Igloo Church / Our lady of Victory Parish\, Inuvik\, NT\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Inuvik,NACC Presents
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