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Music And Musicians Of Canada Centennial Edition Vol VII / Musique Et Musiciens Du Canada Edition Du Centenaire Vol VII

Oskar Morawetz, Harry Freedman, Kelsey Jones (2), The Baroque Trio Of Montreal

Label
RCA Victor
Catalog number
CCS-1013
Format
LP · Stereo
Country
Canada
Released
1967
Genre
Classical
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Released in 1967 as part of a landmark multi-volume anthology, this record was commissioned to commemorate the Canadian Centennial. It served as a cultural project to archive and showcase the diverse landscape of Canadian classical composition, bridging the gap between established mid-century avant-garde influences and the emerging voices of the Canadian music scene during a period of intense national pride.

The album features works by composers Oskar Morawetz, Harry Freedman, and Kelsey Jones, with performances by The Baroque Trio of Montreal. The design of the Centennial Edition aimed to present Canadian musical identity with a sense of formal gravitas, characterized by minimalist, academic cover art typical of state-sponsored cultural initiatives from the mid-1960s. Upon release, it was primarily utilized as a pedagogical and institutional resource rather than a commercial pop product, remaining an essential, if niche, document of the Canadian government's effort to codify a national musical canon.

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