Reviews
Erin Costelo, “Sweet Marie”
byDon’t let anybody try to convince you that it is not easy to find great new music in this era of social media, genre-specific…
Single Releases
Interview: The Noble Thiefs, “16 Candles”
byWith the recent release of their single “16 Candles,” Winnipeg-based The Noble Thiefs have returned to the music scene with a mission and a…
Interviews
Beethoven, Violin Sonatas No. 6, 7, and 8: An Interview With Andrew Wan
byWith this sparkling new disc of Beethoven’s Op. 30 violin sonatas, Andrew Wan and Charles Richard-Hamelin are embarking on a multi-disc journey through Beethoven’s…
Concert Recaps
The Slocan Ramblers: Live in Frederick, MD
byOne great thing about the fall season is the anticipation of the schedule releases from our favorite music venues and theaters in close proximity…
Festivals
Canadians Return to Pennsylvania’s Celtic Classic
byIt’s hard to believe that a year has passed since Team GDW ventured out to our first annual Celtic Classic event in Bethlehem, PA. …
Gossip Talkin' Blues
Gossip Talkin’ Blues, Episode 31: We’re Not Gonna Take It!
byIn the latest episode, we explore songs of protest, politics, and advocacy. Artists include Hollerado, Joel Plaskett, Rosie & the Riveters, Lowest of the…
Videos
Online on this Sunday afternoon and craving some beautiful music? Hear Chopin from Charles Richard-Hamelin and the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal streamed live.
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Join the celebration of the Polish independence centennial!💯
Tonight, pianist Charles Richard-Hamelin joins the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal under the baton of Kent Nagano for the Chopin’s First and Second Piano Concertos.
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“Pulling on a Line” from Great Lake Swimmers at Club Cafe. A Friday night of music from one of our favorite bands - thanks for visiting PA and we shall see you all again soon, for sure. 🇨🇦
Great Lake Swimmers brought some great tunes to Club Cafe in Pittsburgh last night, including one of my faves “The Great Exhale.”
Always a pleasure to catch up with Great Lake Swimmers at Club Cafe in Pittsburgh, especially when treated to this great version of “Palmistry.”
