Hamilton Musician Media

GET TIX HERE https://www.bruha.com/event/4336

Hey everyone, please reserve this date on your calendar. It’s our ALBUM RELEASE PARTY for “Screamin’ Hoodoo R’n’B”. Available on VINYL, CD & Download

Saturday, February 23 @ 1pm
First Unitarian Church, 170 Dundurn St S, Hamilton

The Mosaïque Project: A 14 movement suite inspired by Canada, each by a different Canadian composer of diverse genres.

Music:
BRAID, DAVID (Northwest Territories) Great Bear River Blues
CROALL, BARBARA (St. Lawrence Seaway and Great Lakes) Nbiidaasamishkaamin/We Come Paddling Here
DOIRON, JULIE arr. Andrew Creeggan (New Brunswick) Blessed
DOWNING, ANDREW (Manitoba) Red River Fantasy
FUNG, VIVIAN (Alberta) Shifting Landscapes
GILBERT, NICOLAS (Québec) Ilôts
LAU, KEVIN (Yukon) Race to the Midnight Sun
LIZÉE, NICOLE (Saskatchewan) The Bessborough Hotel
MASCALL, RICHARD (Ontario) Petroglyphs
MOUSSA, SAMY (Nunavut) Orpheus in Nunavut
ROWSON, WILLIAM (Nova Scotia) Short Variations on Waves
SIGESMUND, DARREN (Prince Edward Island) Kensington Ceilidh
SLEAN, SARAH (Newfoundland) Jonny Pippy of Pouch Cove, on a Bicycle at Dawn
SOKOLOVIĆ, ANA (British Columbia) Splendor Sine Occasu

Musicians:
ENSEMBLE MADE IN CANADA
Angela Park, piano
Elissa Lee, violin
Sharon Wei, viola
Rachel Mercer, cello

Sponsor: Daphne Payne
Tickets: www.universe.com/themosaiqueproject
$20/15/5

Sweet and Lowdown – https://www.facebook.com/sweetandlowdownmusic/

In the Name of Havoc
https://www.facebook.com/InTheNameOfHavoc/

Loose Teeth
https://looseteethhc.bandcamp.com/releases

LIVELab welcomes Eric St-Laurent!

March 1, 2019
8PM
$30 General Admission
$20 General Admission (Student)

Eric St-Laurent joins us for a special solo performance showcasing the unique surround-sound capabilities of the LIVELab auditorium.

SCIENCE SNAPSHOT
Dr. Michael Schutz, Associate Professor of Music Cognition/Percussion, McMaster University

PERFORMER BIO
Born and raised in Montreal, St-Laurent studied improvisation in New York before moving to Berlin where he toured with both the big and small names of the German and Scandinavian music scenes.
Winner of the SOCAN award for Best Original Composition at the Montreal Jazz Festival and The Best Band Award at the Vienne (France) Jazz Festival, St-Laurent has been featured on over 100 recordings, produced albums, composed scores for short films and theatre, and toured in Europe and Canada.

Since returning to Toronto, Canada, St-Laurent has recorded and toured with David Clayton Thomas, Till Bronner, Dave Liebman, Dave Douglas, Rebekka Bakken, Richard Underhill, Slide Hampton, Luc de la Rocheliere, Sylvie Paquette, David Binney, Jojo Mayer, Carlos Del Junco, Bernard Primeau and represented Canada at the International Guitar Summit in Nice (MIDEM).

Enjoy an evening of light Classical works followed by a variety of tunes from popular films including: The Sandpiper, Forrest Gump, Going My Way and Superman.

ORBit – band
A tasty blend of psychedelic rock, spacey jams and science fiction.
https://www.facebook.com/pg/ORBit.fromHamilton

Kojo “Easy” Damptey
Combining hip-hop, R&B, soul and funk with conscious lyrics and positive vibes.
https://www.facebook.com/pg/kedmusic

Donny Yonder
Roots, soul and hip-hop collide.
https://www.facebook.com/DonnyYonderOfficial

GET TIX HERE https://www.bruha.com/event/4283

Thursday March 7, 2019
Doors: 9:00pm
19 Event

$10.00 adv.

11:45 – OCEAN POTION (Toronto)
https://www.facebook.com/oceanpotionband/

11:00 – FUTURE STATES (Montreal / Ottawa)
https://www.facebook.com/futurestatesband/

10:15 – THE DILL (Hamilton)
https://www.facebook.com/thedillmusic/

9:30 – FORCES (Montreal / Toronto)
www.instagram.com/forcesforcesforces

LIVELab welcomes the Barry Livingston Group!

April 28, 2019
7:30PM
$30 General Admission
$20 General Admission (Student)

For our season finale, the LIVELab is pleased to welcome the Barry Livingston Group. Incorporating jazz, bossa nova, South Indian influence, and more, the season closes with this group of award-winning musicians and a guest talk by LIVELab director Dr. Laurel Trainor, “The Creative Brain.”

SCIENCE SNAPSHOT – The Creative Brain
Dr. Laurel Trainor, Professor, Director of McMaster Institute for Music and the Mind
LIVELab, McMaster University
Dr. Laurel Trainor is the founding director of the McMaster Institute for Music and the Mind. She has done groundbreaking neuroscience research on musical development in children and infants and her research spans perceptual, cognitive, and social aspects of pitch and rhythm.

PERFORMER BIO
The Barry Livingston Group features some of Canada’s best musicians from the jazz and global music scene. Livingston’s evocative compositions incorporate diverse influences from mainstream jazz, European influences (the ECM label), South Indian and Asian music, Latin jazz, and bossa nova. The group has performed at some of Toronto’s top jazz venues (Musideum, University of Toronto Jazz at Oscar’s series), and at a number of Jazz Vespers events around the city.