Show Notes
Pianist, organist, and former CBC Radio broadcaster Peter-Anthony Togni sits down with host Janna Sailor to chat about his career, compositional style, and collaborations, including his latest concert with Luminous Voices, and the release of Blackwood Trio's album "How Long We Wait"!
Playlist: Blackwood Trio - Surge Jeff Reilly, bass clarinet, Peter Anthony Togni - Silentio Ilana Waniuk, violin; Suhashini Arulanandam, violin; Rory Mcleod, viola; Dobrochna Zubek, cello - String Quartet No 1: "Hymns of Heaven and Earth" IV. Hymn of Light (excerpt 1) Blackwood Trio - Outside In Blackwood Trio - Delved Earth Sanctuary String Orchestra, Jeff Reilly, bass clarinet - Illuminations Luminous Voices, Timothy Shantz, Sarah Hahn-Scinocco, flute, Sarah MacDonald, flute - Sea Dreams: II. Alma Redemptoris Blackwood Trio - How Long We Wait, With Minds as Quiet as Time Ilana Waniuk, violin; Suhashini Arulanandam, violin; Rory Mcleod, viola; Dobrochna Zubek, cello - String Quartet No 1: "Hymns of Heaven and Earth" IV. Hymn of Light (excerpt 2)
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