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Tag: Music

David Sinclair

David Sinclair grew up in Vancouver and started playing guitar at the age of 12. By the time he was eighteen, he was playing five to six nights a week, attending UBC’s School of Music and appearing regularly as a vocalist on CBC-TV. He became a top-call studio player performed in musical theatre, TV shows,…
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Robert Silverman

As one of Canada’s most distinguished pianists, Robert Silverman has performed in concert halls throughout North America, Europe, the Far East and Australia. His discography numbers close to 30 albums, including complete sonatas of Beethoven and Mozart. His “high level of artistry, his moving interpretations of a wide range of music… and his commitment and…
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Rick Scott

Website Three-time Juno nominee, Rick Scott is an award-winning singer, songwriter, actor and Canada’s leading proponent of Appalachian mountain dulcimer. Over 45 years, he’s released 19 albums and performed in eleven countries. His beginnings as a street musician are immortalized in Ryan Larkin’s renowned animation Street Musique for which Rick wrote music and appears live…
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Louise Rose

Musical from a very early age, Louise’s capabilities and interests haven’t exactly been restricted to making music. A native of the United States, she has, among other things, been a police officer, a Baptist missionary and a sociology teacher. But all that changed after she arrived in Victoria in the early 1970’s and fell in…
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Dave Robbins

Dave Robbins was born in 1923 in Greensburg, Indiana and became a naturalized Canadian in 1965. He studied at the Sam Houston State Teachers’ College attaining his BSC in 1943 and attending the University of Southern California in 1951. After university studies and terms with the U.S. Marine Corp, he played in various dance and symphony orchestras…
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