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performers. The quartet toured Canada in 2017, and again in 2018 with singer Marie-Annick Béliveau, and made a small US tour in 2019 (New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago). Major site-specific projects for 100 – 150 guitars (all of which are filmed and available on YouTube) include: 2015 – 100 Very Good
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Isabelle van Grimde's multi-media piece "Symphonie 5.1", in collaboration with drummer Thom Gossage. The work toured to Canada, The Netherlands and France. The Instruments of Happiness Quartet did a major Canadian tour in 2017, performing in Edmonton, Halifax, Regina, Brandon, Winnipeg, Victoria, and Montreal.
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society. The organization brings artists together in an annual event entitled FORUM, held in a different
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in 2004 to focus on his own projects (running under the
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2015 also saw his fort work for 100 spatialised electric guitars "100 Very Good
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Two major chamber works were premiered at the 2017 Festival international de musique actuelle de
Victoriaville: "DĂ©sir: concerto for electric guitar and large ensemble" and "8 Songs about: Symphony #7". Brady was the soloist in the concerto, and conducted the symphony, which featured the voices of
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Montreal, some with his music, but also producing concerts by many touring and local musicians as well. In 1995 Brady had the idea of producing the first-ever international festival of contemporary chamber and orchestral music for electric
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Nathalie Paulin, and scored for Bradyworks, the work was premiered at the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal and later released on CD in 1996, supported by a 5-city Canadian tour. The work combines pulsing, jazz and
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Variants, was premiered by the Esprit Orchestra in Toronto in the 1987–1988 season, recorded by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, as a result of winning the 1986 Micheline Coulombe St-Marcoux Prize
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rock guitar and a large range of electronic tape sounds to create a 40-minute portrait of the experience of political revolution. The work had three American performances in 2001, at The Kitchen (
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in order to have some control over his work, and his new vision of creative music. The group was named simply "Bradyworks".
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soon after. The band (going under the names Tosh and Mystrale) quickly became a vehicle for not only playing, but also for
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release in 1988, in a remarkable performance by trumpeter
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1968:, festival international de musique actuelle de
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1789:– article, 1 July 2005
1759:La Nouvelle RĂ©publique
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