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Winnipeg Free Press - October 20, 2007

New Music

On his latest release, [Sam Beam] and producer Brian Deck have dramatically fleshed out his guy-with-guitar sound and the result is a revelation: an album with a variety of subtly incorporated musical styles that would make Paul Simon proud. That's not to say it's a boisterous album -- it's still in the gently folky vein -- but it's positively buoyant, filled with graceful instrumental touches and chugging rhythms that give Beam's elliptical song structures more momentum, while his delicate v...

Winnipeg Free Press - September 29, 2006

Kaj! Kaj! He's New Yorker's Guy ... And He Can't Even Vote Here

[Ryan Paulson] unveiled his vocal support a week ago, accompanying himself on guitar while singing such lyrics as, "For a change Guess Who?/Tell [Sam Katz] he's through/Say no to Katz, here's why, here's [Kaj Hasselriis]." Katz was not amused and dismissed Here's Why as something unworthy of even a kindergarten kid. Far from being insulted, Paulson was elated his song was getting such attention. "Now I can write home, 'Dear Mom, I drew the ire of a Canadian mayor,'" says Paulson, who performe...

Catholic Insight - Vol. 13 Nbr. 2, February 2005

Catholic miseducation.

... The lyrics indicate that this school is adrift in a kind of ......" Then he invites us to imagine that there are "no countries" and that there is "no religion," and that "possessions" must be done away with ...

Winnipeg Free Press - November 29, 2006

The Scene

"Technically, not having been born by blood as Jewish and not formally going into a conversion, it was purely his interpretation of having adopted Judaism as his religion," [Howard Rubenstein] told The Associated Press on Tuesday. "He told me, 'I'm Jewish,' when I asked him." "He said, 'I agree with the concepts and the religious beliefs of Judaism and I've adopted Judaism as my religion,"' Rubenstein said. "He really thinks of himself as Jewish." "It was the first time Bob had seen the movie...

Canadian Social Science - Vol. 4 Nbr. 2, March 2008

On Secularization of Western Choral Music/Analyse de La Sécularisation de La Musique Chorale Occidentale

Although Western choral music was born in the soil of religious culture, it has been in the process of secularization ever since the Middle Ages. Renaissance and the Religion Reformation resulted in a combination of religious chorus and secular chorus and such a combination develops towards a more harmonious and intimate relationship in modern times. This article is to analyze the process and significance of the secularization of western choral music.

Catholic Insight - Vol. 12 Nbr. 1, January 2004

Religion and rights.

Catholic Insight happily welcomes a new contributor to our pages. Dr. Roney tackles the ...... --Editor Recent rulings of the Canadian Supreme Court, notably those on gay "marriage," pit human rights against religion, as though these were competing interests. The ...

Anglican Journal - Vol. 128 Nbr. 9, November 2002

Jingle all the way: Crash Test Dummies.

..., the new release from the Crash Test Dummies. The ...... Brad Roberts, the band's leader, songwriter, frontman, and only constant in a career that began in Winnipeg in the late 1980s has always been a deep prober with a penchant for obtuse lyrics, dark storylines, and spiritual reflections. ...

Presbyterian Record - Vol. 131 Nbr. 8, September 2007

The word of love: this is what God has done in Jesus.

RAYNER PRIZE: WINNING ENTRY

Winnipeg Free Press - September 26, 2006

Web Extra: Bad Religion

They did it first, and last night's show at the MTS Centre showed they remain better at what they do than most bands half their age. Each member of the touring quintet (guitarist Brett Gurewitz doesn't hit the road anymore) is in his 40s but aging hasn't slowed any of them down. Guitarists Greg Hetson -- who will return here in a few weeks playing with the Circle Jerks -- and Brian Baker can still rip through songs like Leave Mine to Me, I Want to Conquer the World, Do What You Want and 1982'...