Patrick Graham is a percussionist, improvisor and composer based in Montreal, Canada. 

Recognized for his wide-ranging collaborations with numerous artists and ensembles, Patrick’s work blends acoustic and electronic elements, showcasing a profound enchantment with rhythm and musical texture.

 

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Date Event Location
(CEST, UTC+02) (CEST, UTC+02) Constantinople & Hana Blažíková- Bach & Khayyam Sint-Dimpnakerk, Geel Sint-Dimpnakerk, Geel
(CEST, UTC+02) (CEST, UTC+02) Dialogos - Constantinople & Holland Baroque Pieterskerk, Utrecht Pieterskerk, Utrecht
(CEST, UTC+02) (CEST, UTC+02) Dialogos - Constantinople & Holland Baroque Concertgebouw, Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Amsterdam
(CEST, UTC+02) (CEST, UTC+02) Dialogos - Constantinople & Holland Baroque Nieuwe Kerk, Den Haag Nieuwe Kerk, Den Haag
(PDT, UTC-07) (PDT, UTC-07) Constantinople & Ablaye Cissoko - Estuaire Christ Church Cathedral, Vancouver Christ Church Cathedral, Vancouver
(PDT, UTC-07) (PDT, UTC-07) Constantinople & Ablaye Cissoko - Estuaire Alix Goolden Performance Hall, Victoria Alix Goolden Performance Hall, Victoria
(PDT, UTC-07) (PDT, UTC-07) Constantinople & Ablaye Cissoko - Estuaire Christ Church Elbow Park, Calgary Christ Church Elbow Park, Calgary
(PDT, UTC-07) (PDT, UTC-07) Constantinople & Ablaye Cissoko - Estuaire artsPlace Canmore, Canmore artsPlace Canmore, Canmore
(EDT, UTC-04) (EDT, UTC-04) Constantinople & Ablaye Cissoko - Estuaire Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre, Ottawa Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre, Ottawa
(EDT, UTC-04) (EDT, UTC-04) Constantinople & Ablaye Cissoko - Estuaire Théâtre Alphonse-Desjardins, Repentigny Théâtre Alphonse-Desjardins, Repentigny
(EDT, UTC-04) (EDT, UTC-04) Marianne Trudel & ONJ - Sources Centre Leonardo Da Vinci, Saint-Léonard Centre Leonardo Da Vinci, Saint-Léonard
(EST, UTC-05) (EST, UTC-05) Marianne Trudel & ONJ - Sources Centre Culturel de Pierrefonds, Montréal Centre Culturel de Pierrefonds, Montréal

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Celeste

Patrick Graham

‘Moonscape: Light’ is the 7th and final track from my album, Celeste. Like its sister piece, ‘Moonscape: Darkness’, the track’s origin dates back to my initial explorations connecting a Folktek Nano Garden to the metal Read more
‘Moonscape: Light’ is the 7th and final track from my album, Celeste.
Like its sister piece, ‘Moonscape: Darkness’, the track’s origin dates back to my initial explorations connecting a Folktek Nano Garden to the metal instruments called hamon. The combination of plate reverbs, delays and the noise produced by the circuitry conjures a sensation of weightlessness and evokes a barren landscape gradually revealed in the light.

The album 'Celeste' is a result of my ongoing fixation with sound and a further intertwining of the acoustic and electronic. The pieces on the album are the result of experimentation, fashioned from sketches, accidents and improvisations, re-visited many times over. They are points along a path, facing forward.

This album project is dedicated to my friend, Hideo Arai. Hideo is a multi-talented dance-artist, one of the most creative people I’ve had the good fortune to count as a friend and collaborator. Three years ago he was diagnosed with ALS, a devastating motor neuron disease. His courage in the face of this fatal disease has been an inspiration to me and everyone around him. I hope this music can bring him some joy.

I am donating all of the proceeds from sales of the album to Hideo to help pay for the rising costs of his care.
Learn more about the disease and donate to your local ALS society, such as www.als.ca in Canada.

Thanks for your support.
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Littoral States

Sarah Pagé, Patrick Graham

Littoral States is a shifting, reciprocal project that explores affinities beyond time, place, tradition and medium. Working in collaboration between Montréal, Morin-Heights and Brussels, musicians Sarah Pagé and Patrick Read more
Littoral States is a shifting, reciprocal project that explores affinities beyond time, place, tradition and medium. Working in collaboration between Montréal, Morin-Heights and Brussels, musicians Sarah Pagé and Patrick Graham, along with visual artist Tamar Kasparian, chart pathways at once elusive and overlapping. Referencing a variety of natural elements and artistic traditions, Littoral States endeavors to dissolve boundaries and foreground the incorporeal. Intimacy is defined not by presence/absence, but in knowing and unknowing: as matter etched in air.
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