• Getting the Song Out with Matthew Fava (Part Two)

  • Nov 4 2020
  • Length: 53 mins
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Getting the Song Out with Matthew Fava (Part Two)

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  • Episode 07: Getting the Song Out with Matthew Fava (Part Two)

    Today is the second part of our interview with Matthew Fava - Director of the Ontario Region of the Canadian Music Centre, recorded back in July 2020 at the height of the COVID-19 shut down in Ontario. 

    Based at the CMC in Toronto, Matthew is an outspoken supporter of female and female-identified composers and is a person that is welcoming to all creators.  His vision for the community, his thoughtfulness in his programming and his general awesomeness anytime we have worked with him, made him a perfect guest for our special two-part episode of Getting the Song Out. 

    Audio Excerpts:

    1.  “Lady Bird” from Bess by Pursuit Grooves
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    2. “Winner” from Whatever EP by L Con
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    Artists you should check out:

    • Pursuit Grooves
    • Gayle Young
    • L Con
    • Ali The Son of Abdul
    • Rose Bolton
    • Dinah Thorpe
    • Melody McIver

    Other things we talked about:

    • Black Bean Songs by Gayle Young
    • EQ women in electronic music
    • Mistress Class 

    To learn more about the Canadian Music Centre:

    • Website 
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    • Twitter
    • Instagram
    • Youtube
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