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![Toronto Consort: Celestial Revolutions]()
![The Lost Words - world premiere - Elektra Women's Choir]()
World premiere!
“Acorn” and "Magpie” by Alex Eddington
The Lost Words: a Spell Book
Text and images by Robert MacFarlane
20 pieces by 10 Canadian composers
World premiere of “Acorn” and “Magpie” by Alex Eddington
The Lost Words: a Spell Book - text and images by Robert MacFarlane
Composers: Carmen Braden, Alex Eddington, Nicholas Ryan Kelly, Katerina Gimon, Ramona Luengen, Don Macdonald, Monica Pearce, Marie-Claire Saindon, Rodney Sharman, Stephen Smith
Elektra Women’s Choir
Morna Edmundson, Artistic Director
!["What is Passion?" - world premiere by Phoenix Chamber Choir]()
The opening concert of our 2021-2022 season will feature repertoire performed with the intention to evoke a passionate emotional response in both the performer and listener. The world premiere of a commissioned work by Canadian composer Alex Eddington will highlight the collaborative nature of Phoenix.
!["Beyond the Heliosphere" for classical guitar and electronics (world premiere)]()
!["A Present From a Small Distant World" - world premiere by KC VITAs choir]()
A Present From a Small Distant World by Alex Eddington was selected from 800 submissions to be part of KC VITA choir’s annual Summer Series concerts in Kansas City, MO. This will be a world premiere.
!["Franz Ferdinand Must Die" - composer / sound designer]()
Alex Eddington composed music and sound design for Franz Ferdinand Must Die, a new solo show by Adam Bailey of Still Your Friend productions (Adam Bailey is on Fire, The Life Henri, Adult Baby Cupid, Dirty Little Coward: The Assassination of Robert Ford).
Franz Ferdinand Must Die is travelling to 3 Fringe festivals in Summer 2019: Winnipeg, Saskatoon and Edmonton.
!["Destiny USA" - composer / sound designer]()
Alex Eddington composed music and sound design for Destiny USA, a new solo show by Laura Anne Harris (Pitch Blond, The Homemaker, Red/Rouge).
Destiny USA is travelling to 5 Fringe festivals in Summer 2019: Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg, Edmonton and Victoria.
![Adam Scime performs "The Opera Game" for speaking pianist (left hand only) - world premiere]()
Adam Scime is premiering new Canadian pieces for left-hand piano,.
In my piece “The Opera Game” Adam talks and plays his way through translations of a famous chess game into music, as it becomes increasingly detailed and dramatic.
