David Braid’s career highlights include the Juno-winning albums Vivid: The David Braid Sextet Live (2005) and Verge (2012). His 2016 Flow project with the Epoque String Quartet on Steinway & Sons expanded the jazz-classical crossover language. The North (2017) earned a Juno Award for Best Jazz Album (Group). He has contributed scores to films such as Born to Be Blue and Corona Divinae Misericordiae, underscoring his versatility beyond albums and live performance.
In 2025, Braid is active across North America and Europe with tour and residency dates, including premieres like Variations Following Bach (MB Orchestra) and Veluwe (Veluwe Concerto No. 2) slated for Calgary. Track his official channels for the latest updates and exclusive behind-the-scenes content.
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