Click here to modify subscribe or unsubscribe. DON MACDONALD Newsletter Jan 2016 This is my second choral newsletter showcasing recent works. Christmas Reverie/SATB I was commissioned to write this vocal jazz piece by Electra Women’s Choir in Vancouver BC Read more
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Fishing By the Light of the Ancestors This is my second album with (my wife) Allison featuring songs from around the world which I arranged and produced. I also performed on violin, mandolin, percussion, viola, voice and piano. This time out the listener is treated to arrangements that rely heavily Read more
It has been almost a year since the world premiere of the Kootenay’s new opera, KHAOS. We were extremely gratified by the tremendous support and enthusiastic response KHAOS received at that time and we hoped that meant there was a future for the new work beyond our efforts here in Read more
May 2014 – The amazing 6 member vocal ensemble Rajaton, from Finland, and a mass choir of 400 voices performed “Your Song”, a new work commissioned by the Kaleid Festival. Thanks to Jennifer Moir for making it all possible.
In November 2013 Tabula Rasa was recorded by the Vancouver Chamber Choir for their new CD titled “A Quiet Place”. It’s an exquisite recording and the full album is one of their best in my opinion.
It has been almost a year since the world premiere of the Kootenay’s new opera, KHAOS. We were extremely gratified by the tremendous support and enthusiastic response KHAOS received at that time and we hoped that meant there was a future for the new work beyond our efforts here in Read more
It has been almost a year since the world premiere of the Kootenay’s new opera, KHAOS. We were extremely gratified by the tremendous support and enthusiastic response KHAOS received at that time and we hoped that meant there was a future for the new work beyond our efforts here in Read more
