Name: The Discovery of Insulin (Canadian Heritage Minutes) by Erica Procunier
Duration: 1 min 12 s
Description: Canadian Heritage Minute "The Discovery of Insulin". Full video can be seen here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amCeBhkNo50

Canadian Heritage Minute "The Discovery of Insulin". Full video can be seen here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amCeBhkNo50

The Discovery of Insulin (Canadian Heritage Minutes)

Bird Theme

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Fighting Vampires! Vampires!!

Desolation (Fantasy|Battle)

First single from the upcoming release "Aquatic" out June 2, 2017
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Aquatic

Entertainer

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Winner of the 2017 Exultate Chamber Singers Choral Competition

Performed by the Exultate Chamber Singers, May 2017

Piano: Mark Ramsay

THE WINTER LAKES - William Wilfred Campbell

Out in a world of death far to the northward lying,
    Under the sun and the moon, under the dusk and the day;
Under the glimmer of stars and the purple of sunsets dying,
    Wan and waste and white, stretch the great lakes away.

Never a bud of spring, never a laugh of summer, 
    Never a dream of love, never a song of bird;
But only the silence and white, the shores that grow chiller and dumber,
    Wherever the ice winds sob, and the griefs of winter are heard.

Crags that are black and wet out of the gray lake looming,               
    Under the sunset’s flush and the pallid, faint glimmer of dawn;
Shadowy, ghost-like shores, where midnight surfs are booming
    Thunders of wintry woe over the spaces wan.

Moons that glimmer above, waters that lie white under,
    Miles and miles of lake far out under the night;
Foaming crests of waves, surfs that shoreward thunder,
    Shadowy shapes that flee, haunting the spaces white.

The Winter Lakes

Complete film/Film entier: https://youtu.be/HKcEwCxoxYY

DAM! The Story of Kit the Beaver is an animated film that’s about not your average beaver! It’s the tale of Kit, a very independent (and easily distracted) young beaver who loves to explore the sounds of the forest she lives in.

DAM! The Story of Kit the Beaver was written and directed by Kjell Boersma and produced by Josh Clavir with the participation of Seneca College, School of Creative Arts and Animation, based on designs by Julie Flett. Music by Erica Procunier.

DAM! The Story of Kit the Beaver est un film d’animation à propos d’un jeune castor femelle pas comme les autres! Elle est jeune, très indépendante, et souvent distraite… Voici l’histoire de Kit, qui aime explorer les bruits de la forêt où elle vit.

DAM! The Story of Kit the Beaver a été écrit et réalisé par Kjell Boersma et produit par Josh Clavier avec la participation de Seneca College, School of Creative Arts and Animation, à partir des illustrations de Julie Flett. Musique d’Erica Procunier.

In partnership with TIFF / En collaboration avec TIFF

TSO Canada Mosaic: A Canada 150 Signature Project
Mosaïque canadienne du TSO: un projet emblématique de Canada 150

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DAM! The Story of Kit the Beaver

Swingin' Pirates of the Caribbean // Big Band Arrangement

Written for Continuum Contemporary Music and soloist Wallace Halladay. This piece is the result of the Canadian Music Centre Toronto Emerging Composer Award. Premiered by Continuum on November 2nd, 2018 in Toronto.

Program Note

phase-amplique is a piece inspired by my recent interest with how different types of ontological or existential anxiety may affect performative activities. There exists an existential angst or an ontological anxiety inherent in art that is not simply anxiety driven, but a state of being aware of an ontological displacement, of incompleteness, of being on the edge, of never being at rest, complete, or securely in the centre. In this piece I have attempted to create a series of musical states that mirror this emotional state of restlessness - of continuous wanting of something added - while resisting to release that which is already there. This piece represents the outcome of the 2015 Canadian Music Centre Toronto Emerging Composer Award. I would like to extend my gratitude to the Koerner Foundation for funding the project, The Canadian Music Centre, Wallace Halladay, and Continuum Contemporary Music for presenting the piece. - Adam Scime.

phase-amplique for solo saxophone, chamber ensemble, and electronics

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Erica Procunier is an Emmy nominated composer for film, television, interactive, commercials, and other digital media. She has attended the Slaight Family Music Lab at the Canadian Film Centre and Berlinale Talents. She has a Masters in Music Composition from Western University

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