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SUMMARY:Canadian Music Therapy Fund Moves Us Campaign Launch
DESCRIPTION:In Partnership With Lemmon Stage\nThe launch event will be a celebration of Music Therapy featuring musical performances from Ian Janes\, Alex St Kitts\, and Delyn Grey. Guests will have an opportunity to learn about music therapy and hear stories of how music therapy moves people on their healing journeys. \nThe year-long “Music Therapy Moves Us” campaign is dedicated to providing greater access to music therapy across Canada via raising $150\,000. We know that music moves us emotionally\, physically\, spiritually and expressively. Working with a certified music therapist\, music moves us intentionally and impacts us profoundly. \n“Our focus this year is bringing music therapy to children and youth\, especially those from underserved communities” said Chrissy Pearson\, Executive Director of CMTF. “There is no question that children and youth have experienced significant mental health challenges over the past several years and the life circumstances of many created an even heavier load to bear. Finding words to talk through their experiences can be difficult and intimidating. Music therapy is a non-threatening and often more effective way to reach children and youth to provide them with a method of exploration and expression that requires no words. Our national grants\, as well as the work of the Music Therapy Centre (Toronto)\, will target children and youth impacted by mental health challenges with an important focus on underserved groups.” \nCurrent campaign sponsors: RX Music\, Amazon Music Canada\, Stingray Radio\, Sony Music Canada and Long & McQuade
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LOCATION:Revival Event Venue\, 783 College Street\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M6G 1C5\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Queen Pepper\, DIJLAH Sextet and Trash Panda Brass
DESCRIPTION:Come join us at Revival Bar for an exclusive Triple Bill performance for the College Street Jazz Festival!\n\n\n\n\nTrash Panda Brass \nOnly having hit the streets in June 2022\, Trash Panda Brass is a new and exciting voice in the Toronto brass band scene. Comprised of six queer U of T graduates\, Trash Panda Brass is on a mission to diversify the brass scene\, promote inclusivity and bring welcoming energy to all. In an effort to bring music and joy to as wide an audience as possible\, Trash Panda has primarily focused on busking at various locations in and around downtown Toronto. They are quickly gaining a large following with their upbeat and fun loving tunes\, paying homage to iconic queer hits and icons. Trash Panda Brass is proud to be here and be queer! \nTara Moneka’s DIJLAH Sextet \nTara Moneka is a singer from Baghdad\, Iraq animated by her passion for world music and the impact of human rights in the arts. In 2021\, she founded an all-women band called “Dijlah\,”––which means the river Tigris in Iraq–– that features professional multicultural musicians who center their message around women’s rights. With her band\, Tara sings in many languages such as Arabic\, English\, Urdu\, Spanish\, Moroccan\, Swahili\, Turkish\, and more. She released her first single in December 2022 and is working on an album for April 2023. \nTara’s goal is to share her energy through her music and bring diverse people together for transformational experiences. \nQueen Pepper \nQueen Pepper is the complete package; She is a vocal powerhouse\, accomplished songwriter and she graces the stage with a spellbinding magnetic pull. \nQueen Pepper’s penchant for music should come as no surprise\, given her family background. Like so many great R&B and Jazz artists\, the Toronto-based vocalist grew up singing in the church. “Music is in my family\, and singing in church was my foundation\,” she explains. \n  \nAbout the College Street Jazz Festival\nSupported by a grant from the Canada Council for the Arts\, Jazz In Toronto’s – College Street Jazz Festival is a live music festival that runs April 21–23\, 2023. \nThe three-day event will present an exciting program featuring the diverse talent the City of Toronto has to offer. This year our lineup is focused on gender representation\, cultural diversity and emerging artists. \nAll concerts will be held in major College Street venues. Our goal is to produce highly engaging events which bring musicians\, venues\, and audiences closer together after the challenging times we’ve faced. \nThis year performers include Laila Biali\, Alison Young\, Carlie Howell\, Queen Pepper\, DIJLAH\, Trash Panda Brass\, Racha Moukalled\, Grapevine and Jennifer Lo trio. The performances will be held in no more than 6 venues: Revival Bar\, The Emmet Ray\, Free Times Cafe\, Bar Pompette\, College St United Church\, Sellers & Newel. \nFind out more on our website: JazzInToronto.ca
URL:https://www.revivaleventvenue.ca/event/queen-pepper-dijlah-sextet-and-trash-panda-brass/
LOCATION:Revival Event Venue\, 783 College Street\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M6G 1C5\, Canada
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