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AWAKENING (2026)
In the (11) pieces that gather beneath the title Awakening, Brendan traces the luminous threshold of Emily Carr’s years in France (1910–1911), where her voice first flickered into being.
Each theme breathes and unfolds like colour released from restraint—form dissolving, spirit rising.
The music follows her inward turning, a gentle becoming, where vision ripens into knowing, and the artist steps at last into the quiet radiance of her own light.
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Awakening in Wild Light: Emily Carr's - Years in France (1910-1911)
01) Autumn in France
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Liner Notes:
"I felt the forests were alive,
something bigger than myself was there."
Emily Carr c.1911
01: 'Autumn in France' (1911)Her youthful independence begins. The disciplined Parisian brushwork reflects a young artist breaking away from Victorian expectations and searching for her voice abroad.
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