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A  couple unique acts performed for  approximately a dozen people, Nov. 12 at the Slice, beginning with Thunder Bay musician Jean Paul De Roover, who was making unique and unusual music with PVC Language Arts melded classical music, jazz and lots of other influences. Photo By Richard Amerypipes, computers and delay loops and guitar which allowed him to harmonize with himself and  be a complete one man band.
Hillary Grist was a next with a  brief set of piano pop, which was a good introduction to Vancouver‘s Language Arts. She joined the band on stage to play some pop powered piano and  sang some excellent vocal harmonies with singer/guitarist Kristin Cudmore.
Language Arts performed a truly impressive blend of classical music and jazz improvisation with even a  touch of Caribbean  which were enhanced by beautiful vocal harmonies. Cudmore’s classical guitar melded well with some jazzy drumming and stand up bass playing  all made the music happen while her beaming smile made the night.
 They were  in the middle of the eight gig of an 11 day tour and on their way to play Broken City in Calgary.

— by Richard Amery, L.A. Beat Editor

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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 17 November 2009 14:01 )