Tag: Music

Jane has been active in theatre, film, television and the studios for over twenty years. She has been nominated for an Actra Award and three Jessie Awards for her work in Ann Mortifee’s ‘Reflections on Crooked Walking’, John Gray’s ‘Rock and Roll’ and Don Messer’s ‘Jubilee’. She was also a member of the original cast…
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Ann Mortifee was born in Zululand, South Africa. She spent her first years on a sugar farm there and came to Canada as a young child. As a teenager in Vancouver, she began singing with the legendary Josh White after her first public appearance which was at a local coffeehouse. Shortly thereafter, Ann was invited…
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Pat Morgan began his radio career in the mid 1930’s as Buster Morgan on CKCD – The Voice of the Province. He moved to CJOR as Pat Morgan in late 1930’s and early 40’s. He was chosen to be the singing star of a program called “Harmony House” which was broadcast over CBC Radio from…
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Clyde Mitchell is well known to Vancouver audiences as the Resident Conductor of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. Originally trained as an orchestral french hornist, Clyde later studied conducting in California and has since garnered considerable recognition for his talents. Clyde regularly appears as an adjudicator and conductor for youth, community and honour orchestras and bands…
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Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Sarah has made Vancouver her home since 1988. Her first album Touch was released in 1988 by Nettwerk Records and went Gold in Canada due to the underground hits “Vox” and “Steaming.” A dedicated fan base took flight and further albums Solace, 1991 (“Drawn to the Rhythm” and “Into The Fire”) and Fumbling Towards Ecstasy,…
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