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Canadian composer and jazz pianist, David Braid, is "considered one of his country's true renaissance men when it comes to music." (The Ottawa Citizen) [2] After graduating from the University of Toronto in 1998, Steinway Artist David Braid [3] focused his career performing original music. [4] He formed the "David Braid Sextet" in 1999 with ...
A young Canadian jazz pianist. Biography, a discography and MP3 downloads.
Canadian Composer, Improviser and Steinway Artist, David Braidhttp://www.davidbraid.com
"The Bird Fancyer's New Delight" (David Braid, 2023) Score and Audio118 Views- Phil Nimmons - David Braid Improvisation594 Views
- Violinist Mark Fewer and Composer-Pianist David Braid with the Prague Epoque Orchestra (2023)477 Views
- Divine Mercy Chaplet / Corona Divinae Misericordiae (Music Preview)908 Views
David Braid - composer “Very honest stuff” – Steve Reich on ‘Morning’ David Braid, composer of some 165+ works, including three symphonies & a viola concerto, has had his work performed ...
David Braid, Composer and Pianist "Refreshingly uncategorizable" – Paris Transatlantic "Sophisticated and authentic" – New York Observer Hailed in the Canadian press as "one of his country’s true renaissance men when it comes to music" (The Ottawa Citizen), composer and pianist, David Braid is a nine-time Juno nominee, and winner of three Juno Awards for his solo piano recording ...
David Braid is a Steinway Artist, Composer-in-Residence for Sinfonia UK Collective, Guest Artist of the Danish National Music Conservatory, and Affiliate Artist of the University of Liverpool’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Composition and Technology.
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Aug 27, 2013 · David Braid, composer of some 185+ works, including three symphonies, a viola concerto, and over 90 works involving guitar, has had his work performed internationally in Europe and the Americas and broadcast on BBC Radio 3. Major UK performances include Wigmore Hall, Southbank Centre, King’s Place, Wilton’s Music Hall, 1901 Arts Club, among ...
