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Serediak, Jim - Angels Behold

Format: CD
Label: Forest Choir Music
Year: 2013
Origin: Edmonton, Alberta
Genre: folk
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Value of Original Title: $15.00
Make Inquiry/purchase: email ryder@robertwilliston.com
Release Type: Albums
Websites:  No
Playlist: Alberta, 2010's, Folk

Tracks

Track Name
Angels Behold
An Ecstasy That's Never Ceasing
Drifting Through High Grass
Inlet the North Quebec
Inukshuk
One Day
Swans Sitting On a Frozen Pond
There's a Lake
Gulls Across the Harbour
West Coast Vignette

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Information/Write-up

Jim Serediak has been writing songs and guitar instrumentals since receiving his first guitar at age eleven.

Self taught until his early twenties, Jim's compositional and instrumental skills took on a more schooled outlook with studies in the music program at Grant MacEwan University in Edmonton, Alberta. It was during this period of study that Jim pursued his interest in classical guitar and electro acoustic music as well, and also began cultivating a public interest in his music through appearances at folk festivals, on radio and through concert performances. These include The Edmonton Folk Festival, The North Country Fair, The Leonard Cohen Conference, The Full Moon Folk Club, The Nickelodeon Folk Club, Festival Place Patio Series, features on national CBC Radio and CKUA Radio amongst many others.

PENGUIN EGGS: In reference to Jim's recordings --- "These are a musical love letter to the Canadian landscape. The atmospheric songs paint watercolours of rural Canada, with a few detours into the cities."

LEGACY MAGAZINE: In regard to the release of "The Transcendent Sky", Ron Chalmers writes --- "It's an album to lift your spirits and clear your mind on a sunny afternoon or star-filled night."

EDMONTON JOURNAL: Reviewer Roger Levesque writes --- "When a new Serediak album shows up, you can bet it will be worth hearing.

CBC Q: In regard to Jim's 'The Transcendent Sky" release, Jian Ghomeshi comments --- "Nice guitar work - sweet"

CBC The Signal: In reference to Jim's song 'Just Across the Border' from his 'On Nature's Edge' CD, Laurie Brown comments --- "Sounds wonderful ... great job!"

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