Canadian Creative Music Collective
Description:
The Canadian Creative Music Collective was a free improvisation group founded in Toronto, Canada. Members included Peter Anson (guitar, synthesizer), Graham Coughtry (trombone), Larry Dubin (percussion), Greg Gallagher (saxophones), Nobuo Kubota (saxophones), Allan Mattes (bass, electronics), Casey Sokol (piano), Bill Smith (saxophones), and Michael Snow (piano, trumpet, guitar, analogue synthesizer). In 1976, the collective founded the artist-run centre The Music Gallery, where they regularly performed.
Related People
- Peter Anson (Member)
- Graham Coughtry (Member)
- Larry Dubin (Member)
- Paul Dutton (Member)
- Greg Gallagher (Member)
- John Kamevaar (Member)
- Nobuo Kubota (Member)
- Al Mattes (Member)
- John Oswald (Member)
- Bill Smith (Member)
- Michael Snow (Member)
- Casey Sokol (Member)
- Jack Vorvis (Member)
Related Events
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1984Concert by Canadian Creative Music Collective (CCMC)
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1980Vancouver Creative Music Festival (Night 6)
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1979Concert by Canadian Creative Music Collective
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1977Concert by Canadian Creative Music Collective
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1976Concert by the Canadian Creative Music Quartet
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1976Three from the CCMC
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1976Concert by Canadian Creative Music Collective
Western Front is a non-profit
artist-run centre in Vancouver.
We acknowledge the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and səl̓ílwətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations as traditional owners of the land upon which Western Front stands.