More utterances from R Muttering 
Brennan Risling - sax
Tod Emel - electronics

Muttering - Third Utterance

In this episode of Art is Hard Kenton Doupe gives us the scoop on being a young artist in Yorkton Saskatchewan and the moment he decided to pursue a life as an artist.  Enjoy! 

This episode features music from Minor Matter.  To connect with the band check out their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/MinorMatter

Art Is Hard - Episode 1 Kenton Doupe

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HOW NOW

Look at you, look at you
Look at you, look at you 

Ancient-treetop from the neck-up and newborn-calf in the knees
Will the goodness we have witnessed stay good for centuries? 

This is so new, how now!
Look at you, look at you 

Honey still hot from the tired bees 
Sweet sap weeping from our favorite tree 
Tell me will the goodness we have witnessed
stay good like this for centuries ? 

You and me, let's get together!
Watch what you call for — all birds have a call 
Look at you, look at you
Look at you, look at you

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Released by Outside Music 3/2/2016
Written by Daniela Gesundheit and Dan Goldman
Lyrics by Daniela Gesundheit
Performed by Daniela Gesundheit, Dan Goldman, Barbara Gruska, Johnny Spence, Brodie West, Charles James, Feist (Cameo response on "Tell Me Will The Goodness")
Produced by Dan Goldman, Robbie Lackritz, Daniela Gesundheit
Recorded by Robbie Lackritz, Dan Goldman
Mixed by Robbie Lackritz
Mastered by David Travers-Smith
Photo by Terri Loewenthal. 
Design by Paul Henderson. 

How Now

Album Notes:
Recorded at Workhorse Recording Company in Saskatoon, SK
Troy Denet - recording/engineering, production, mixing
Jeffrey Popiel - mastering, production

Jon Henderson - drums, percussion, vocals
Heather Lake - alto saxophone, clarinet, keyboard, percussion, vocals
Skyler Cafferata - bass guitar
Stephanie Unverricht - bassoon, oboe, trumpet, melodica, vocals
Jeffrey Popiel - guitars, baritone ukulele, tuba, trumpet, valve trombone, accordion, flute, vocals

guests:
Scott McKnight - cello
Emily Young - viola

Album design by Emily Kohlert
Album cover graphic by Jeffrey Popiel

This album was made possible with support from Creative Saskatchewan's Sound Recording Grant Program

Program 1

When it comes to musical experiences, Minor Matter prefers to take the listener down the path less travelled. With influences as diverse as the instruments they bring along for the ride, this orchestral folk quintet charts a course brimming with scenic detours and unsuspecting surprises.

Hailing from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Minor Matter started as Jeffrey Popiel’s experimental solo project and has grown to include 5 multi-instrumentalists that help bring his carefully crafted originals to life. Drawing on a well-stocked musical tool-box that includes everything from the bassoon and clarinet to glockenspiel and ukulele. Stephanie Unverricht, Heather Lake, Skyler Cafferata and Jon Henderson work  with Popiel to seamlessly fuse classical, folk, country, jazz and psychedelic rock.

Program 1

Minor Matter

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