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Arcade Fire violinist Sarah Neufeld lets the beauty emerge on Detritus A lot of other stuff I had written was with a fierce energy, says the former Montrealer. It was very athletic, insistent and intense. I didn’t feel that way this time.”
Author of the article: T Cha Dunlevy • Montreal Gazette
Publishing date: May 12, 2021 • 19 hours ago • 4 minute read • Sarah Neufeld s album Detritus originated from a collaboration with veteran dancer-choreographer Peggy Baker. Photo by Jason Lewis Photography
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Pandemic got you tossing and turning? This musician wants to help you nod off
Patrick Boyle, a jazz professor at the University of Victoria, has released 5½ hours of music he hopes will send you to dreamland.
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Patrick Boyle s new project is 5½ hours of music he hopes will send you to dreamland
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Posted: May 02, 2021 5:00 PM NT | Last Updated: May 2
Patrick Boyle s newest music a six-CD set of ambient recordings was composed to help people fall asleep, he says.(Patrick Boyle/Bandcamp)
Patrick Boyle hopes his new record will put you to sleep.
Boyle, a musician originally from Mount Pearl, told
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