Wilderness symphonies: the creator of Solitudes heeds the call of nature

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Gibson, 75, records bird and wildlife sounds on film and audio sound tracks, and he founded the Solitudes label 16 years ago. He was recently given a special award by the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. He traces his love of nature to his summer camp experiences.

Management, Behavior, Biography, Sound recordings, Acoustical engineers, Acoustics, Acoustic phenomena in nature, Gibson, Dan, Solitudes

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Unfailingly hip

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Canada's most popular band, The Tragically Hip, are on a cross-country tour after releasing their latest album, 'Trouble at the Henhouse,' in May 1996. The bands 5 members, now in their 30s, have played together since they were in high school.

Works, Rock groups

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This cowgirl rides high; Terri Clark helps lead the Canadian invasion of Nashville

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Montreal-born Terri Clark is a rising country star following the footsteps of other Canadian country singers such as Paul Brandt and Shania Twain. Her second album, 'Just the Same,' has gone gold since its release in Nov 1996.

United States, Interview, Country singers, Canadians, Canadians in the United States, Clark, Terri

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