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Category Archives: Music
Exploring new music
One of the neat things about the performance arts is that both the artist and the spectators benefit from it in such a diverse way. When it comes to music, an audience member will have a completely different experience than … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Talent, Music
Tagged Alexis Normand, CBC, CBC Music, CBC Radio, Fransaskoise, Jeanette Stewart, Radio-Canada, Sarah Lue
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Making Tracks
Green Couch Productions, Via Rail and CBC Radio 3 teamed up last month of to offer Canadians a once in a lifetime experience, “Tracks on Tracks”. Picture it – Canadian musicians performing on the train and various station platforms as … Continue reading
“Life as a Salesman” inspires emerging bands to be thrifty and creative
In the opening lines of Toronto-based Gavin Slate’s latest music video for “Life as a Salesman,” Gavin explains the importance of self-promotion for emerging artists and bands, “It’s pretty much the most important thing…I do it all myself. So, you … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Talent, Music, Social Media
Tagged Gavin Slate, iTunes, Life As A Salesman, music video, musician, pick of the week, Sarah Lue, Social media, Starbucks, Toronto, viral
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ARTV’s new arts magazine : ARTV studio
Channelling past MusiquePlus arts programs from the 1990s and 2000s (which were culturally and musically formative for me), and more recently Télé-Québec’s Voir, ARTV studio looks at the arts in a whole new way. Hosted by Émilie Perreault and Matthieu … Continue reading
Dear CBC Music fans…
We want to take this opportunity first of all, to thank you. We launched CBC Music just over 2 months ago, with the goal of better serving the musical needs of Canadians, and the support from both artists and fans … Continue reading
Posted in CRTC, Music
Tagged CBC, CBC Music, Chris Boyce, CRTC, Mark Steinmetz, Radio-Canada, Steve Pratt, Stingray
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CBC joins the streaming revolution with the launch of CBC Music
Like many other music lovers these past few months, I’d been anxiously awaiting the launch of CBC’s new music streaming portal. I’m thrilled to report that the site finally went live on February 13. Similar to its Radio-Canada counterpart Espace.mu, … Continue reading
CBC launches CBC Music
Big news for music lovers! We are proud to unveil CBC Music and the CBC Music App. This is a free new digital music service designed to connect Canadians to the music they love. With a choice of 40 different … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged blog, CBC, CBC Music, free music, launch, Radio 2, radio 3, Radio-Canada, Sarah Lue
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Espace.mu: Music for Every Mood
This past June, Radio-Canada launched its new music portal Espace.mu, and I must say I’ve been hooked ever since. A huge music fan, I was thrilled that Radio-Canada had set up a site where I could sample a whole slew … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Radio-Canada
Tagged blog, CBC, Cinéma cinéma, classical, Espace.mu, Francophonie, Guy A. Lepage, Hip Hop, Ils Dansent, jazz, Les amis de Brassens, Lune d’automne, music, Nico Archambault, Patrick Beauduin, Pénélope, Pénélope McQuade, playlist, public broadcaster, Radio-Canada, rock, Sophie Bernard-Piché, Tout le monde en parle
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Radio 3: Helping Canada’s independent music scene
This is a very exciting time for our band, Little City. And much of the excitement is a result of being added to regular rotation on CBC Radio 3. Within independent music in Canada, play on R3 has become a … Continue reading
Posted in CBC, Music, Radio, Radio 3
Tagged band, Canada, Canadian Music Week, CBC Radio 3, college radio, culture, Dave Clarke, festivals, Frances Miller, independent music, indie scene, Jordan Axani, Little City, NXNE, R3, record labels, Shaun Axani, support, Thom Macfarlane, Trevor Kai
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Acadian Day celebrations
On August 15, Radio-Canada and the city of Tracadie-Sheila will be teaming up to celebrate National Acadian Day with a day full of music, culture and exhibitions. The highlight of the day may very well be a special free concert, … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Programming, Radio-Canada
Tagged Edith Butler, Jean-François Breau, Lennie Gallant, Marie-Eve Janvier, Marie-Philippe Bergeron, National Acadian Day, Patsy Gallant, Première Chaîne, Radio Radio, Radio-Canada, Samuel Chiasson, Sarah Lue, Tracadie-Sheila, Wilfred LeBouthillier
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