Canadian contemporary classical music is a vibrant and diverse genre that embodies a unique blend of international influences and homegrown creativity. It extends the boundaries of traditional classical music by incorporating a wide range of modern compositional techniques, cultural elements, and thematic material that often reflect Canada's rich mosaic of cultural identities. As a living art, it is characterized by its eclecticism, with composers like Ann Southam known for minimalism, and Claude Vivier for his mystical and globally inspired works. The genre is marked by a willingness to experiment—whether through Jocelyn Morlock's lyrical and emotive pieces, Zosha Di Castri's energetic and intricate textures, or the lush soundscapes of Kyle Bobby Dunn. Canadian contemporary classical music is not just a reflection of the country's artistic innovation but also an ongoing dialogue between the nation's past and its dynamic, evolving present.

Vestiges d'une fable

Canada's National Arts Centre Orchestra•

Gary Kulesha

Ep - 5 Tracks - Released May 17, 2024