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Awaken

Rea Beaumont, pianist, composer

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Composer-pianist Dr. Rea Beaumont's fifth piano album "Awaken" takes listeners on an uplifting journey from the ebb and flow of pandemic uncertainty to an exciting celebration featuring acclaimed violinist Christopher Verrette (Album time: 25'33") .

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    Liquid 3:23
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    Ebb 1:47
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    Flow 2:28
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    Reflection 1:32
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    Cascade 3:47
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    Angel Bright 0:38
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    Aldeburgh - By the Sea 4:33
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    New Beginnings I. Reverie 1:29
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    New Beginnings II. Romance 2:59
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    New Beginnings III. Danza 2:38
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BIOS
Pianist and composer Rea Beaumont is an internationally recognized interpreter known for her powerful performances and beautiful albums, recorded at CBC Glenn Gould Studio, Toronto.  Recipient of the SOCAN Foundation/MusCan Award of Excellence for the Advancement of Research in Canadian Music, Beaumont has premiered many works in collaboration with eminent composers, including R. Murray Schafer, while her own pieces are reviewed as exhibiting "compositional prowess” (The WholeNote, Toronto). 

Versatile violinist Christopher Verrette is a member of Tafelmusik. He has performed music from 7 centuries in 25 countries and on over 50 recordings. He is also heard in film and television soundtracks such as The Tudors and on the companion recording to Sylvia Tyson's novel Joyner's Dream.