This event is part of our spring celebration series: Land Art
Who better to launch our Land Art series than Ian Tamblyn? Self-described as a musician, adventurer, and playwright, those of you who are familiar with Ian’s extraordinary talents will know that he is a stalwart citizen of the Earth. That his words and music speak to the heart of our Canadian landscapes. That the Four Coast Project - spanning decades of travel and creation - was inspired by the Lake Superior coastline, the Pacific Northwest, the Canadian Arctic, and Labrador and Newfoundland. These four CDs are superbly crafted, and typify Ian’s music and work.
We have enjoyed Ian’s music at Wintergreen twice before, and look forward to welcoming him again. Join us for an intimate evening with one of Canada’s most beloved musicians.
More About Ian Tamblyn
IAN TAMBLYN has been a musician since 1972. He has released 38 albums as well as acting as producer for dozens of other artists. He has also written fourteen plays and over one hundred theatre soundtracks.
In 2012, Ian was made a fellow of the Royal Canadian Arctic. He has been awarded the Estelle Klein and Helen Verger Awards for his contributions to Canadian folk music; he has a honorary doctorate from Lakehead University, a Distinguished Alumni Award from Trent University, and was voted English Songwriter of the Year in 2010 by the Canadian Folk Music Awards, amongst other awards and nominations in the music and theatre world.