Issue 128Summer 2017

Features

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  Gong Punks and Culture Bombs

  Pantayo, HanHan, and Luyos MC are introducing traditional Filipino kulintang to twenty-first-century Canada in very different ways.

  By Mary Dickie

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  Inside The National Music Centre

  OUT OF THE CABINET, INTO THE SPOTLIGHT: TONTO RIDES AGAIN

  By Jesse Locke

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  Malcolm Cecil and the History of TONTO

  By Jesse Locke

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  The Aural Perspectives of Brodie West

  MUSIC IS THE ANSWER

  By Nick Storring

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  Dálava explores the landscape of song

  MUTUAL INCANDESCENCE

  By Alexander Varty

Sound Notes

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  Vicky Chow Is Just Warming Up

  PIANO BARS OF THE FUTURE

  By Kurt Gottschalk

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  Bekah Simms’ Music of Discomfort

  By Sara Constant

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  Senyawa plays the music of the universe

  THE ROAR AND THE ECHO

  By Daniel Glassman

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  Artificiel’s “Three Pieces With Titles”

  EXPLODING SINGULAR THINGS INTO MYRIAD POSSIBILITIES

  By Greg J. Smith

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  Another Timbre’s Canadian Composers Series

  By Julian Cowley

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  The Music of Interface

  Human beings are creating sophisticated instruments and systems that “amp up” the musicality of movement and gesture