Meet Me At The Rex, written by Norm Glowach
I’m so honoured to be performing with Norm Glowach’s Métis show called Johnny Coal. We performed at NAC in Yellowknife, then went to Fort Smith, and now we’ll be in Hay River tonight!
https://naccnt.ca/event/nacc-presents-norman-glowach-as-johnny-cole/
I was honoured to perform in Andrea Menard and Robert Walsh's Metis Cabaret entitled RUBABOO at the Citadel Theatre in Feb/March of this year (2024). It was a beautiful experience!
Laura Vinson and I at KDays!
I'm performing with the amazing Laura Vinson and Dave Martineau and Paul Martineau and Carla Rugg at Kdays. The show starts at 7 at Hall E, At the Agricom, (July 21st and 22nd).
NEW MUSIC EDMONTON/Festival of New Music/ Now Hear This! 2023 Muttart Hall, Macewan University, Alberta College Campus June 9@7pm
These are the wonderful musicians who performed for the commissioned piece entitled "I find pieces of you". New Music Edmonton had commissioned me to create an ensemble work. The musicians are listed from left to right. Tammy-Jo Mortensen (Harpsichord), Melissa Lank (Cello), Sara Soufisavash (Piano), Michelle Lafferty (Mezzo-Soprano), Ben Whittier (Saxaphone), Myself (Violin, viola, vocals, guitar), Dianna Taylor (Celtic Harp), Jiajia Yong (Chinese Harp called the Konghou), and Rafael Tian (Alto Flute).
2023
Previous events
And wonderful Metis Cabaret experience by Andrea Menard and Robert Walsh.
Previous events
Before the West - Experience Series Concert 6, ProCoroCanada
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Westbury Theatre, ATB Financial Arts Barns Building: 10330 84 Ave NW, Edmonton, Edmonton, Alberta
I was chosen to be a part of the Canadian League of Composers and the emerging artist program PIVOT.
Reconciliation Songs: Maskihkîy Âcimowin / Medicine Stories
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Bleeding Heart Art Space, 132 118th Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta
Live music from a variety of local performers, including indigenous, non-indigenous and newcomer musicians.
Performances by: Spencer Ford, Alana Levandoski, Ian Porteous, Karen Shepherd, Dave Von Bieker, Gary Trudell
To celebrate Canada’s Sesquicentennial, over 50 musicians from Edmonton are going on tour. The United Voices of Edmonton (combined choirs of United on Whyte and Choir of Robertson-Wesley), and the Robertson-Wesley Ringers handbell choir, are honoured to support the on-going work of the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and are thrilled to have Cree singer/songwriter Karen Donaldson Shepherd collaborating with us in healing and harmony.
Admission by donation.
To celebrate Canada’s Sesquicentennial, over 50 musicians from Edmonton are going on tour. The United Voices of Edmonton (combined choirs of United on Whyte and Choir of Robertson-Wesley), and the Robertson-Wesley Ringers handbell choir, are honoured to support the on-going work of the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and are thrilled to have Cree singer/songwriter Karen Donaldson Shepherd collaborating with us in healing and harmony.
Admission by donation.
To celebrate Canada’s Sesquicentennial, over 50 musicians from Edmonton are going on tour. The United Voices of Edmonton (combined choirs of United on Whyte and Choir of Robertson-Wesley), and the Robertson-Wesley Ringers handbell choir, are honoured to support the on-going work of the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and are thrilled to have Cree singer/songwriter Karen Donaldson Shepherd collaborating with us in healing and harmony.
Admission by donation.
To celebrate Canada’s Sesquicentennial, over 50 musicians from Edmonton are going on tour. The United Voices of Edmonton (combined choirs of United on Whyte and Choir of Robertson-Wesley), and the Robertson-Wesley Ringers handbell choir, are honoured to support the on-going work of the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and are thrilled to have Cree singer/songwriter Karen Donaldson Shepherd collaborating with us in healing and harmony.
Admission by donation.
To celebrate Canada’s Sesquicentennial, over 50 musicians from Edmonton are going on tour. The United Voices of Edmonton (combined choirs of United on Whyte and Choir of Robertson-Wesley), and the Robertson-Wesley Ringers handbell choir, are honoured to support the on-going work of the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and are thrilled to have Cree singer/songwriter Karen Donaldson Shepherd collaborating with us in healing and harmony.
Admission by donation.