Thin Edge New Music Collective and Ensemble Paramirabo - Harman: Hum
from Redshift XV by Redshift Music
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From the upcoming CD Raging Against the Machine
Performed by Thin Edge New Music Collective and Ensemble Paramirabo
Montreal’s Ensemble Paramirabo and Toronto’s Thin Edge New Music Collective come together to perform Steve Reich’s Double Sextet, Louis Andriessen’s Worker’s Union, and new pieces from Patrick Giguère, Anna Höstman and Brian Harman.
www.redshiftrecords.org/releases/tk449
Performed by Thin Edge New Music Collective and Ensemble Paramirabo
Montreal’s Ensemble Paramirabo and Toronto’s Thin Edge New Music Collective come together to perform Steve Reich’s Double Sextet, Louis Andriessen’s Worker’s Union, and new pieces from Patrick Giguère, Anna Höstman and Brian Harman.
www.redshiftrecords.org/releases/tk449
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from Redshift XV,
released January 21, 2017
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Redshift was founded in Vancouver, Canada with a focus on championing the music of contemporary composers.
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