Name: Aimee-Jo Benoit and The New Assembly: Horns of Hope
Start: 2025-04-12T19:30:00
Location: artsPlace Canmore

From heartfelt poetry to captivating musical performances, artsPlace Canmore is set to host a series of events that promise to be a true celebration of artistic talent. Whether you're a fan of traditional Celtic music, the soulful sounds of a clarinet, or the dynamic energy of a funk-rock band, there's something for everyone. Join us as we dive into the details of these upcoming events, spotlighting the artists who are ready to enchant audiences with their unique creative expressions.

artsPlace Canmore: A Celebration of Diverse Musical and Poetic Talent

Step into a melodic journey as artsPlace Canmore hosts a remarkable lineup of events featuring Canada's finest musical talents. From chamber music with the Virginia MacDonald Quartet to the soulful tunes of Ellen Doty, this series promises a captivating experience in the heart of Alberta. Each event offers a unique blend of genres, showcasing the depth and diversity of Canadian music. Whether you're drawn to the fiery Celtic sounds of Còig or the classical brilliance of Roman Rabinovich, there's something for every music enthusiast.

A Month of Melodic Mastery: Celebrating Canada's Diverse Musical Talents

Aimee-Jo Benoit

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Calgary vocalist Aimee-Jo Benoit has established herself as a sought after vocalist in the jazz community. In June 2020, Benoit released BORJONER, a collection of arrangements of all Canadian folk, pop and rock with Trio Velocity. This past March 29, she released her sophomore effort, Horns of Hope on Chronograph Records. The album’s 8 tracks are all Canadian, featuring compositions by Sarah Harmer, Joni Mitchell, Daniel Lanois, Leonard Cohen, Kathleen Edwards and K.D Lang, with arrangements by Calgary’s Carsten Rubeling. This is not an unusual course for the bandleaders, Benoit and Rubeling, whose previous Canadian explorations together in the Both Sides Now Ensemble is what sparked this new collaborative project.

Aimee-Jo Benoit and The New Assembly: Horns of Hope

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