Raphael Weinroth-Browne

Last night, the Ottawa Music Industry Coalition (OMIC) announced its winners for the sixth annual Capital Music Awards.

FINALLY the rain let up enough for everyone to enjoy a great night of music, and despite the muddy ground (which honestly, is surprisingly not bad given the amount of rain we’ve had), the mosh pits were in full force last night. Much less moshing expected tonight, so enjoy some mellower recovery time before tomorrow’s […]

Raphael Weinroth-Browne is an internationally renowned Canadian cellist and composer who makes his home in Ottawa and is among a small cadre of cellists worldwide re-imagining how the cello is played and how we hear it. The following is an excerpt from our discussion.

On March 15, “The Echoes of the Motherland: Black Out Loud Volume II” celebrated the beauty and diversity within the African diaspora through musical performances and visual art.

Musk Ox’s triumphant return to stage at the Kailash Mital Theatre was spellbinding.

Doors open at 7pm, with ambient artist Nick Schofield opening the night.

Happy Pride Ottawa! One of the highlights of this weekend is the Capital Pride Parade on Sunday, but there are so many other incredible events happening throughout the weekend.

City Sounds Live 2023, a series of free musical performances in multiple outdoor locations across Ottawa, continues until September 28 and will showcase 40+ local artists of various genres across the city.

Empty Space | Empty Time with Worlds Within was an expressionistic meeting of dance and music, blending cello and choreography, space and energy.

Day 9 of Chamberfest was one of the strongest days yet. Gryphon Trio, Nordic Voices, Raphael Weinroth-Browne, and the Cris Derksen Quartet headlined.

Hours of fresh local music. Updated weekly by apt613.ca music writers.

Everything is Angles (EIA) is a music project headed by long-time Ottawa-based producer Dean Watson. Queen of Sad is the second video single released by Everything Is Angles.

Norwegian rockers Leprous made a triumphant return to Ottawa at the Bronson Centre Music Theatre, having last played in the nation’s capital when Obama was president and now with three more albums to draw from, including last year’s Aphelion.

In this final week of 2021 we’re thrilled to share Apt613’s #ottmusic selection in five “Best Of” playlists.

This week’s Video of the Week sees a classic Christmas carol turned on its head in this bamboo flute and cello rendition.