Maren Montalbano - Det Syng from Haugtussa (Grieg)
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This recording was taken during a rehearsal for Songs of the Tundra, a performance by Lyric Fest that happened January 12-13, 2019 in Philadelphia, PA.

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Jam no.1 - original composition - violin - Andrei Matorin
03:32
Jam no.1 - original composition - violin - Andrei Matorin

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Wassap Wid Ja, by Harvie Joy
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Wassap Wid Ja, by Harvie Joy

Harvie Joy, Wassap Wid Ja. Harvie Joy was the first Jeeni new discovery, talent-spotted by the legendary Roger Watson his career was boosted by his appearance in the first Jeeni Festival.

YUNG PRO$PECT X MIZZY -FASHIONOVA
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YUNG PRO$PECT X MIZZY -FASHIONOVA

YUNG PRO$PECT X MIZZY -FASHIONOVA

“There Will Never Be Another You” - Eli Bennett saxophone solo jazz jam session
01:24
“There Will Never Be Another You” - Eli Bennett saxophone solo jazz jam session

Band: Jared Burrows (Capilano University), guitar Brian Cobb (Bellevue College), bass Dave Robbins (Capilano University), drums Peter Shea, piano

Jam no.1 - original composition - violin - Andrei Matorin
03:32
Jam no.1 - original composition - violin - Andrei Matorin

https://www.instagram.com/matorinmusic​https://www.facebook.com/matorinmusic​https://twitter.com/matorinmusic​


Wassap Wid Ja, by Harvie Joy
02:47
Wassap Wid Ja, by Harvie Joy

Harvie Joy, Wassap Wid Ja. Harvie Joy was the first Jeeni new discovery, talent-spotted by the legendary Roger Watson his career was boosted by his appearance in the first Jeeni Festival.


YUNG PRO$PECT X MIZZY -FASHIONOVA
02:07
YUNG PRO$PECT X MIZZY -FASHIONOVA

YUNG PRO$PECT X MIZZY -FASHIONOVA


“There Will Never Be Another You” - Eli Bennett saxophone solo jazz jam session
01:24
“There Will Never Be Another You” - Eli Bennett saxophone solo jazz jam session

Band: Jared Burrows (Capilano University), guitar Brian Cobb (Bellevue College), bass Dave Robbins (Capilano University), drums Peter Shea, piano