Archive for November, 2009

The Canadian Tenors and Sarah made a reworked version of Wintersong, you can download it here. It sounds amazing 🙂 I posted earlier already a video of The Canadian Tenors and Sarah performing “Hallelujah” live, but here is much more completer version of the song performed live:

Besides that, Sarah also collaborated with Colin Delvin, the song is called “Democracy of One” and you can listen it on his site: http://www.colindevlin.com/

Sarah will be one of the guests at Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade. In 2006 she also participated and sang Ordinary Miracle – so who knows what she’ll do this year! Here is the article:

Villanovan.com

And a small Lilith update: Here’s an article about the Indigo Girls talking about Lilith Fair. Read more about it here.

Edit 30-11-09: Sarah didn’t attend at the parade!

Lilith Fair is looking for talent: any artist can now upload their best original song on the website linked below. You can also enter as a “fan” and be a judge! Voting starts April 2010, though.

Here is the link the enter: http://www.ourstage.com/go/lilith

And read more about it here.

Organizers of the 2010 Lilith Fair have teamed with OurStage.com to launch the “Lilith Local Talent Search,” a contest to find emerging female musicians to appear on the tour’s Village Stage, according to a press release.

One artist will be chosen for each North American tour stop to perform a set of her music on the Lilith Village Stage, which in previous years has featured artists like Christina Aguilera, Nelly Furtado, and Tegan and Sara.

Well let’s hope some great new artists will come up on stage!

Not much going on since the new Lilith site, so here are some tiny updates! Two new videos of Sarah performing at a show – not mentioned that she was doing this show – called David Foster & Friends tour. It took place at the GM Place in Vancouver yesterday. Here is a part of Angel and the song Hallelujah she did together with the Canadian Tenors. I already added the show in the Tour database.

And… this!

“My F*Cancer bracelet came to me as a gift a few months ago after a simply wonderful first date, from the incredible woman who is now my partner – I have never received a gift so simple in design, so creative in approach, so touching in concept or so appropriate for me. I fought and won my cancer battle in 2001. I fought and beat the terrible side effects of radiation in 2007. And the F*Cancer bracelet will remain with me as a tribute to my very personal journey. A very personal battle that is now behind me. Sadly, the cancer journey/battle lays ahead for so many more. I hope F*Cancer inspires others to fight the great fight…”

– W. Brett Wilson, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and panelist on Dragons’ Den

Check here: http://www.fcancerembracelife.com/