Canadian Classical Music Coalition

The NY Times recommends 10 concerts to watch in January. One of them is this concert with Latitude45 pianist, Eve Egoyan. Eve Egoyan Jan. 16 at 5 p.m.; rcmusic....com; available until Jan. 23. This Canadian pianist, who specializes in contemporary music, will perform the premiere of her Seven Studies for Augmented Piano. This is a series of works she created for a Yamaha Disklavier an acoustic piano with a computer interface, coupled with software that allows her to augment and extend the sonic range of the piano, as she writes in a program note. The program, part of the 21C Music Festival presented by the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto, includes a short video exploring Ms. Egoyan’s creative process. ANTHONY TOMMASINI

The new faces of Canadian Classical Music!

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Stay tuned for more of Stick & Bow, outstanding and unique classical duo.

Stick & Bow will be introduced to the greater Canadian Public via CBC Keep a look out for them and enjoy their great music-making. https://www.latitude45arts.com/stickbow

Louise Bessette, celebrating the live arts, calls on us not to forget!