The arrival of this soft-spoken stranger will test the morals and beliefs of the Ward family and their small community, pushing them all to the breaking point and separating Natalie from the family she loves in ways she never imagined. But everything changes one summer day in 1966 when an American draft dodger named River walks up the winding dirt road to their door. Growing up on a dairy farm nestled in the mountains of British Columbia, her world is defined by her beautiful and pious mother, Nettie, and Boyer, the handsome, brilliant older brother she adores. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.At fifteen, Natalie Ward believes life is perfect. The Edmonton show is the first stop for us in 2023.” of Horace Silver’s compositions for two flutes, reworking the trumpet and tenor saxophone parts, and put together one set of music which was received so enthusiastically that I felt encouraged enough to turn it into an entire evening of Horace Silver’s music.
At this performance, I had arranged a few. “Just before Covid broke out we tested out a two-flute show in Toronto at The Rex Jazz Bar, which yielded the momentum for a second show last July in Toronto at the Pilot Tavern. “My musical association with Bill, who is the top jazz flautist in Canada, began in 2019,” says Price. Acclaimed flautists Bill McBirnie and Jeremy Price will be fronting a hot shot local rhythm section that includes pianist Chris Andrew, bassist Rubim de Toledo, and drummer Jonathan McCaslin, fine-tuning a show that they’ll be bringing across the country. at the Yardbird Suite, 11 Tommy Banks Way, you’ll hear not one but two flautists as part of Horace Silver Flutes, which sees compositions by that revered figure in jazz history re-imagined for two of those sadly underutilized woodwinds. The next issue of Edmonton Journal Headline News will soon be in your inbox. If you don't see it, please check your junk folder. Manage Print Subscription / Tax ReceiptĪ welcome email is on its way.
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