Last night, the Maison Symphonique resonated with an exceptional recital by the Quebec virtuoso Jean-Philippe Sylvestre. The pianist, fresh from a triumphant international tour, transported us into a sound universe where New York jazz met [read more]
Chronicling a Musical Drug Conversion Experience [read more]
An interview with Romulo Larrea—the guy who brought Tango to Montreal [read more]
Romantic crooner Jesso Jr. sings with much emotion. We review his album in advance of his SAturday show. [read more]
A 4-song EP marked with lyrical maturity and mysterious sensuality. [read more]
Great night? Check. Good music? Check. Frenzied performance? Double check. Welcome to Mocky’s July 10th show at Resonance Café. Despite some technical difficulties (the sound was terrible at times and there were problems with the [read more]
After their rootsy alt-folk band Twin Forks, whose music I got to appreciate, Dine Alone Records treats us with Dave Monks’ new solo release, a first for the Tokyo Police Club bandleader. To both his delight [read more]
Daughn Gibson’s new album is unlike anything he’s done before [read more]
Interview with the French-Algerian trumpeter on the eve of his album launch. [read more]
Sandrine Murengerantwali founded Vivo Cuore to raise money for much needed surgeries in her home country of Rwanda. [read more]
Elegantly executed production raises the issue of artistic pursuits when one is talented but less than the best. How can one throw away all those grueling hours perfecting one’s art? [read more]
Jazz Festival in Montreal focuses on international and local piano players. [read more]
Quebec pianist David Jalbert proves that Glenn Gould wasn’t the last Canadian to tackle this epic Bach work with flair. [read more]
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