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1 giu 2001 · North of Niagara is a musical stroll, a hike, a vision quest of impressions along Canada's Bruce Trail. This is a trail in Canada that somewhat parallels the Appalachian Trail in the United States. Danna and Clément weave "live" trail environmental atmospherics, piano, synths, steel guitar, bass, bassoon, and even accordion into ...
31 mar 2021 · "North Of Niagara is a suite of 12 pieces inspired by the vistas found along the Bruce Trail , Canada's oldest and longest footpath. The trail begins at Niagara Falls and follows the Niagara Escarpment - the edge of an ancient, shallow sea - for about 800 kilometers through Ontario.
Discover North of Niagara: Impressions Along the Bruce Trail by Mychael Danna, Tim Clément released in 1995. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Subtitled: Impressions Along The Bruce Trail. Recorded and mixed 1993-4 in Ontario. Trail sounds recorded spring and summer 1994. Mastered with WAVES DSP software and THIEL monitors at Hearts of Space Studio, San Francisco. Total time 52:31. © 1995 Mychael Danna Music/SOCAN. © ℗ 1995 Hearts of Space. Barcode and Other Identifiers.
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Ontario’s Bruce Trail. The Bruce Trail is Canada’s oldest and longest footpath with its stunning cliffs, caves, wetlands, beaches, and old-growth forests. It beings at Niagara Falls and follows the Niagara Escarpment, the edge of an ancient shallow sea, for 880 kilometres northward to Tobermory on the Bruce Peninsula.
"North Of Niagara is a suite of 12 pieces inspired by the vistas found along the Bruce Trail , Canada's oldest and longest footpath. The trail begins at Niagara Falls and follows the Niagara Escarpment - the edge of an ancient, shallow sea - for about 800 kilometers through Ontario.
"North Of Niagara is a suite of 12 pieces inspired by the vistas found along the Bruce Trail , Canada's oldest and longest footpath. The trail begins at Niagara Falls and follows the Niagara Escarpment - the edge of an ancient, shallow sea - for about 800 kilometers through Ontario.
