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Tilt at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco - June 20, 2021

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With its daring film version of Handel s Messiah, a small Canadian theatre company defied the pandemic and thrived

With its daring film version of Handel s Messiah, a small Canadian theatre company defied the pandemic and thrived
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Projects across the North vie for annual Arctic prize

Arctic Journal The 8th Annual AIP Awards Ceremony in 2019 featured performances by: Deantha Edmunds, Inuk classical soloist; the guitar-fiddle duo of Yukoners Boyd Benjamin and Kevin Barr; Nunavik’s Sylvia Cloutier; Dene Orator Lawrence Nayally; and Arctic Soul icons Josh Q and The Trade-Offs. © Justin Tang/Arctic Inspiration Prize The Arctic Inspiration Prize (AIP) ceremony is going virtual this year! Ten projects have been selected as finalists for the ninth annual AIP. They include: In the $1M category:  Ilagiitigut anngiangijaqatigiinnirq ilurqusivuttigut – This project from the Isuarsivik Regional Recovery Center in Nunavik will address substance abuse by focusing on intergenerational trauma, the reclamation of Inuit identity and culture, and connection to the land. Elders, addiction counsellors, hunters, scholars and community members will create wellness best practices using Inuit traditional knowledge. 

A Messiah for the multitudes, freed from history s bonds

A Messiah for the multitudes, freed from history s bonds Half of the 12 soloists in Messiah/Complex are Indigenous, including Diyet van Lieshout, a mezzo-soprano from Yukon, who is filmed traipsing through the snow in her traditional mukluk boots. Alistair Maitland via The New York Times. by Dan Bilefsky (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- A gay Chinese Canadian tenor struts through the streets of Vancouver, British Columbia, joyously proclaiming that “ev’ry valley shall be exalted” as the camera focuses in on his 6-inch-high stiletto heels. A Tunisian Canadian mezzo-soprano reimagines Jesus as a Muslim woman in a headscarf. In Yukon, an Indigenous singer praises the remote snow-covered landscape in Southern Tutchone, the language of her ancestors.

This is not your grandparents Messiah

This is not your grandparents Messiah This is not your grandparents Messiah By Dan Bilefsky Normal text size Advertisement A gay Chinese-Canadian tenor struts through the streets of Vancouver, joyously proclaiming that ev ry valley shall be exalted as the camera focuses in on his 6-inch stiletto heels. Messiah/Complex soloist Julie Lumsden on set for her video shoot on Lake Louise, AB. Credit:Daniel Thomson A Tunisian-Canadian mezzo-soprano reimagines Jesus as a Muslim woman in a headscarf. In Yukon, an Indigenous singer praises the remote snow-covered landscape in Southern Tutchone, the language of her ancestors. This is not your grandparents

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