To celebrate the launch of the new album this Friday, Charlie A’Court has released his official video for the lead single. …
Continue readingOfficial video for “Two Days of Highway” released.
International touring, multi-award winning Canadian folk/roots artist..
International touring, multi-award winning Canadian folk/roots artist..
To celebrate the launch of the new album this Friday, Charlie A’Court has released his official video for the lead single. …
Continue readingOfficial video for “Two Days of Highway” released.
Australia’s Lloyd Spiegel and Canada’s Charlie A’Court may come from opposite ends of the world, but their commanding performance styles, mutual passion for the
This week, the International Songwriting Competition announced “Two Days of Highway” from Charlie’s latest album, San Palarino, has been selected
Continue readingCharlie named semi-finalist in International Songwriting Competition
Charlie A’Court keeps moving forward with his latest album, San Palarino, with the release of his latest music video for
Continue readingOfficial Video for “Home is Just a House Now” released.
Last October at the Folk Music Ontario (recently renamed to Folk Canada), Charlie sat down with folk music journalist and
Check out the new lyric video for “Citadel Hill” off the new album, San Palarino. Everyone has an origin story
Blast Toronto recently published a review of the new album from Charlie A’Court, taking notice of the themes running deep
Continue readingHard moments & redemption reveal theme of San Palarino
The Charlie A’Court Scholarship for Excellence in Music offers $500 (CAD) to a Nova Scotian high school graduate who has been accepted into a post-secondary institution to continue his/her music education. Deadline to apply for this year is April 13, 2024.
CASEM was created by Charlie A’Court and launched in 2017. As a means to celebrate young musicians, CASEM helps foster the future of world-class musicianship Nova Scotia has come to be known for.
CASEM is partnered with the Nova Scotia Department of Education and Early Childhood Development as part of a larger suite of awards. Known as the Minister’s Awards for Creative Excellence in Arts, the awards are designed to recognize students who have excelled in the creative arts discipline.
Grade 12 students from across Nova Scotia planning to pursue post-secondary studies in creative arts are encouraged to apply for one of the four scholarships offered in the Minister’s Awards.
The suite includes The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia Award for Excellence in the Visual Arts ($1000), Excellence in Performing Arts ($1000), Excellence in Digital Media ($1000), and CASEM ($500 and a mentor opportunity with Charlie A’Court).