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Alanis Obomsawin 2020 Glenn Gould Prize Laureate PRICELESS Vol 26 No 3 Alanis Obomsawin 2020 Glenn Gould Prize Laureate NOVEMBER 2020 Concerts, live & livestreamed Record reviews & Listening Room Stories and interviews 2603_Features_new.indd 1 2020-10-28 6:17 PM FOR WHAT IT’S WORTH • CIRC – keep up with reopenings, welcome new partners • SUBS CAMPAIGN – give (someone/yourself) the gift! • BACK ISSUES (ESP. LAST 4) – ask and ye shall receive • STILL IN PRINT!!!! – pass the word, PLEASE. • BUT MORE THAN PRINT – flip-through, HalfTones, blog, web, tweet, like, share • WEEKLY LISTINGS UPDATES – so keep sending them in!! • WE’RE WholeNote media 2603_Features_new.indd 2 2020-10-28 7:17 PM Volume 26 No 3 | November 2020 This picture of Alanis Obomsawin was taken in her office, at ON OUR COVER the National Film Board’s Montreal headquarters on Le Chemin PRICELESS de la Côte-de Liesse, just before they moved to Îlot Balmoral last Vol 26 No 3 summer. Having had the opportunity of working on a three-year project at the National Film Board of Canada, I had the chance to witness Alanis Obomsawin’s presence on an almost daily basis. If you would be passing by her office door you would witness a monumental intellect tirelessly rewriting our history for a better future for all. Unwavering from sunrise till sunset, she humbled ACD2 2736 us all. She is a true architect of change, winning her battles through the mind and heart, with more than fifty films in fifty years. — Stéphan Ballard Alanis Obomsawin “My office holds 50 years of archives, images, and text. I’m 2020 Glenn Gould Prize Laureate now finishing my 53rd film, so you can just imagine the number NOVEMBER 2020 Concerts, live & livestreamed Record reviews & Listening Room Stories and interviews of documents. I’ve grown attached to this place. So much has happened here, and I’ve seen so many changes. There’s a lot of 2602_NovCover.inddPHOTO: 1 STÉPHAN BALLARD 2020-10-27 8:10 PM history.” — Alanis Obomsawin ( blog.nfb.ca in July 2019) 5 OPENER | For What It’s Worth | 10 MUSIC THEATRE | MCS’s DAVID PERLMAN UnCovered Reinvented | ACD2 2808 JENNIFER PARR TO BE RELEASED STORIES & INTERVIEWS ON NOVEMBER 6, 2020 12 NEW MUSIC | Exquisite 6 FEATURE | Celebrating Alanis Departures in Trying Times | Obomsawin | PAUL ENNIS ANDREW TIMAR 11 ACD2 2797 TO BE RELEASED ON NOVEMBER 13, 2020 Live and on-demand concerts in Bourgie Hall are available from November 19th to December 3rd, 2020! 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