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Light of a Clear Blue Morning – Dolly Parton, arr. Craig Hella Johnson
Recorded April 2020 in Edmonton, Alberta
Jessica Heine, soloist, recorded April 17 at The Blue Chair cafe
Credits
Audio and technical team:
Aaron Addorisio, Chad Ohman, Micah Hussell, Jordan Van Biert, Noah Wright.
Video production: Steven Brese, Legacy Films
I’ll Drown My Book – Kristopher Fulton
Commissioned by Chronos in 2019, this dramatic work features a vivid text from Shakespeare’s The Tempest. This performance video is from the ACDA Conference in Spokane on March 11, 2020, which was our last live performance for an audience prior to COVID.
Credits
Audio and Video Recording: Soundwaves Recording
Audio Mastering: Jordan Van Biert
Ambe – Andrew Balfour
From composer Andrew Balfour, of Cree descent, comes this driving and thrilling invocation which appears on our 2018 release FRESH. The text in Ojibway translates: “Come in, all two-legged beings… there is good life here!” This video is from our performance called Good Life Here, held January 2020 in Edmonton.
Credits
Recording Engineering: Ron Yachimec
Filming and Video Production: Steven Brese, Legacy Films
Lighting: Patrick Marchand
Sun on Water – Hussein Janmohamed
Performed on November 3, 2019 at St. Andrew’s United Church, Edmonton, on the program “Wondrous and Terrible” to open the choir’s 2019-2020 Season.
Credits
Recording Engineering: Corey Haberstock
Audio Editing and Mastering: Jochen Eggert
Filming and Video Production: Steven Brese, Legacy Films
Lighting: Patrick Marchand