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A Messiah for the multitudes, freed from history s bonds
Half of the 12 soloists in Messiah/Complex are Indigenous, including Diyet van Lieshout, a mezzo-soprano from Yukon, who is filmed traipsing through the snow in her traditional mukluk boots. Alistair Maitland via The New York Times.
by Dan Bilefsky
(NYT NEWS SERVICE)
.- A gay Chinese Canadian tenor struts through the streets of Vancouver, British Columbia, joyously proclaiming that evry valley shall be exalted as the camera focuses in on his 6-inch-high stiletto heels.
A Tunisian Canadian mezzo-soprano reimagines Jesus as a Muslim woman in a headscarf.
In Yukon, an Indigenous singer praises the remote snow-covered landscape in Southern Tutchone, the language of her ancestors.
This is not your grandparents Messiah
This is not your grandparents Messiah
By Dan Bilefsky
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A gay Chinese-Canadian tenor struts through the streets of Vancouver, joyously proclaiming that ev ry valley shall be exalted as the camera focuses in on his 6-inch stiletto heels.
Messiah/Complex soloist Julie Lumsden on set for her video shoot on Lake Louise, AB.
Credit:Daniel Thomson
A Tunisian-Canadian mezzo-soprano reimagines Jesus as a Muslim woman in a headscarf.
In Yukon, an Indigenous singer praises the remote snow-covered landscape in Southern Tutchone, the language of her ancestors. This is not your grandparents