Results for "Marc Beaudin"

Marc Beaudin

Originally from Sept-Iles in Quebec, Marc Beaudin is a full-time professional musician. He has been part of Western Canada’s vibrant music scene for years. Marc received two Global Music Awards; in composition and recording category. Early 2017 with ¡La Cueva!, Marc released a world music project of his compositions written while in Spain and South America. Subsequently, Marc also released “The Music Of Eric Clapton”, an instrumental tribute to the great musical guitarist and musical visionary, Eric Clapton. Previously, Marc Beaudin played with one of Canada’s best known singers, Alfie Zappacosta

Learning to Listen (for Faruq)

by Marc Beaudin
June 6, 2026

“Listen to the reed and how it tells a tale, complaining of separation" --from Mathnawi by Rumi translated by Faruq Z. Bey (1942--2012) With dusk descending on Marcus Garvey Park suffused w/ the tones and stones of Harlem surrounded suddenly from within by your music Having heard ...

Marc Beaudin, poet

Born: April 14, 1968

Marc Beaudin is a poet, theatre artist and performer based in Livingston, Montana. He has released two spoken word/jazz albums: From Coltrane to Coal Train: An Eco-Jazz Suite, featuring music by members of the internationally renowned “low-rock” band Morphine, and These Creatures of a Day, featuring music by Mike Johnston and Mike Gilmore of the acclaimed, experimental jazz collective the Northwoods Improvisers. He has performed his poetry with numerous jazz, blues and rock musicians, including Bill Payne (Little Feat), Billy Conway (Morphine), The Big Sky Jazz Trio, and the Northwoods Improvisors, and has shared stages with 60s legends Country Joe McDonald, Ed Sanders and John Sinclair