CMC BC News
Augmented Trio Presents
“Be Mused is a must-see performance for the music lover” – Paula Cain, Piano Teacher, Victoria, B.C, On Saturday, October 18, 2025, Victoria’s Aerie Trio bring their concert Be Mused to Vancouver. The trio (Diane Berry, flute, Maria Wang, cello, Kathryn Le Gros, piano) will be joined by soprano Marnie Setka-Mooney in this performance [...]
Daniel Janke Presents Map of you
'Map of You' DC release party featuring Rachel Fenlon Composer statement This collection of songs was born out of an opera I have in development. One of the characters is faced with the question of whether or not they have truly experienced love in their life. It points to the existential nature of love. [...]
Thank you!
To everyone who has presented, performed, taught, studied, or composed Canadian music and sound over the past year; to everyone who has donated what they can to help support the Canadian Music Centre BC; to all those organizations and ensembles and practitioners we have collaborated with over the past season. Thank You! “Ars longa, vita [...]
Everything, Everywhere, All At Once
CMC BC has been busier this season than ever before, sponsoring concerts of music by BC composers, presenting awards and scholarships, hosting events and Artists in Residence, and engaging with our community around the province. Performances We have sponsored ten performances since January, including Standing Wave’s Compocon on February 24, where Sean presented the ensemble [...]
The Vancouver Inter-Cultural Orchestra presents Sounds Global in Concert
In this exciting chamber concert, the VICO’s intercultural wind quintet performs the world premieres of new works created by participants in its 2025 Sounds Global Composers’ Workshop: composers not only from BC (an impressive contingent including Nimus Belanger, Joanne Na, Niloufar Zahed, Vahid Massah, Emil Qing Zhuo Wu, and John Patrick MacLachlan) but also as [...]
North/White: A Reminiscence from Hildegard Westerkamp
Dear Sean, Thank you for the letter that arrived by snail mail today. I wanted to tell you how delighted I was to read your article Before The First Note Is Played, in which you describe the experience of hearing the National Youth Orchestra performing Schafer’s North/White at the Orpheum in 1973. Photo: Takumi [...]