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IAML 2010 
National Report: Canada 
 
The Canadian Association of Music Libraries, Archives & Documentation Centres (CAML) held 
its annual meeting in Regina, Saskatchewan from June 2-5, 2010, in conjunction with the 
Canadian University Music Society. The simultaneous meetings of the Canadian Society for 
Musical Traditions and the Canadian branch of the International Association for the Study of 
Popular Music offered the unique opportunity to attend the rich array of presentations and 
concerts offered by those societies, as well as our own. The Québec chapter of CAML held its 
2nd annual meeting on October 23, 2009 at the Conservatoire de Musique et d’Art Dramatique in 
Montréal. 
 
CAML’s membership has decreased somewhat from 2009, with 47 individual and 21 
institutional members this year. The Board now consists of Kirsten Walsh (University of British 
Columbia), President; Janneka Guise (University of Manitoba), Vice-President/President-Elect; 
Laura Snyder (University of Alberta), Secretary; Joseph Hafner (McGill University), Member-at-
large; Rob van der Bliek (York University), Treasurer; Kyla Jemison (Banff Centre), 
Membership Secretary; and Stacy Allison-Cassin (York University), Communications Officer 
and Webmaster. Cathy Martin (McGill University) is the new Editor of the CAML Review. As of 
2009, the Board meets face-to-face only during our annual conference, and several times by 
teleconference during spring and fall. This cost-saving measure helps to offset our decreasing 
membership revenues. 
 
A survey done by Cheryl Martin, the previous Editor of the CAML Review, determined that 
CAML members are in favour of ceasing the print publication of CAML Review as a further cost 
reduction measure. Our journal will be available only electronically, beginning with vol. 39 next 
year. We are in discussions with EBSCO Publishing, who has proposed to include CAML Review 
in their databases, and anticipate that this will increase the visibility of our journal and make the 
content more widely available. 
 
Lisa Emberson, who has chaired the RILM Canada committee for many years, retired from 
Library & Archives Canada in 2009. She is training Gilles Leclerc, also of LAC, to take over the 
submission of abstracts to the RILM Centre in New York. On behalf of CAML I would like to 
extend sincere thanks to Lisa for her many years of dedicated effort in abstracting scholarly 
Canadian music materials for RILM. 
 
CAML is looking forward to hosting IAML in Montreal in 2012. Anticipation is building as the 
Local Arrangements Committee, co-chaired by Joseph Hafner and Brian McMillan (both of 
McGill University), continues its planning work. 
 
Kirsten Walsh 
President, IAML (Canada) 
 
 


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Books and Recordings Received 
 
The Modernist Legacy: Essays on New Music. Edited by Bjorn Heile. Farnham, Surrey:  
Ashgate, 2009. 276 pp. ISBN-10: 0754662608 ISBN-13: 978-0754662600 $114.95 US 
Simple Lines of Enquiry. By Ann Southam. Toronto: Centrediscs, 2009. 1 compact disc. Eve 
Egoyan, piano. CMCCD 14609. $17.98 
P*P. Toronto: Centrediscs, 2009. 1 compact disc. Performers: Toca Loca. Works by Laura 
Barrett, Myra Davies, Aaron Gervais, Geof  Holbrook, Veronika Krausas, Nicole Lizée, Quinsin 
Nachoff, Juliet Palmer, Erik Ross, Andrew Staniland, and Robert Stevenson. CMCCD 15009. 
$17.98  
Rubbing Stone. Toronto: Centrediscs, 2009. 1 compact disc. Principal performers: Jeremy 
Brown, saxophones; Ami Longhi, piano. Contents: Sonata for alto saxophone and piano; Sonata 
for soprano saxophone and piano / William Jordan – Intonare 2 / David Eagle – The skin of night 
/ Michael Matthews – Rubbing stone; Days beyond / Hope Lee – …que le terre s’ouvre… / 
Laurie Radford.  CMCCD 14909. $17.98 


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Cataloguing Canadian Music Centre Scores/ Le catalogage des partitions du Centre de musique canadienne

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Music in the Digital Age: Downloading, Streaming and Digital Lending

Pinnacles: Music of Diana McIntosh (CD Review)

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