Volume Three marks another important step in the
evolution of Toronto’s Collective Order. Having
released two volumes of music, they have solidified
a vision for the future of the project: “Looking
ahead, Collective Order plans to continue to become
more inclusive and to better reflect the musical and
cultural diversity of Toronto.”
With Volume Three, the band has created a
collection of compositions inspired by individual
band members’ cultural backgrounds and personal
experiences. Toronto is a collection of incredibly
diverse and culturally rich communities, and in this
collaborative project, the band aims to eliminate
imaginary boundaries and establish new musical
traditions.
In keeping with the collaborative nature of
Collective Order, the opening title is a composition
written to accompany a traditional land
acknowledgement by Indigenous artist Melanie
Montour.
Collective Order will be releasing Volume 3 on
Friday, November 23, 2018. The release will be
celebrated with a performance at Gallery 345 in
Toronto on December 13th at 7:30pm.
Chris Adriaanse - Bass
Julian Anderson-Bowes - Bass
Jocelyn Barth - Vocals
Mike Campbell - Drums
Belinda Corpuz - Vocals
Ewen Farncombe - Keys
Jon Foster - Drums
Marie Goudy - Trumpet
Murray Heaton - Saxophone
Joanna Majoko - Vocals
Andrew McAnsh - Trumpet
Andrew Miller - Drums
Liam Stanley - Guitar
Emily Steinwall - Saxophone
Laura Swankey - Vocals
Colin Story - Guitar
Sarah Thawer - Drums
Ethan Tilbury - Bass
Joel Visentin - Keys
Connor Walsh - Bass
Nebyu Yohannes - Trombone
1. Land Acknowledgement 2:14
2. Meadow Lane 5:23
3. Theme for Lake Ontario pt. 1 0:21
4. Theme for Lake Ontario pt. 2 6:33
5. Will You Love Me 7:09
6. Tulip 5:18
7. I Hear You 8:18
8. Mileage 4:53
9. Edward 8:04
10. Mis Dos Países 5:48
11. Cascading 4:12
12. Palinoia 5:49
13. Meegwetch 1:38
