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Original Eye-Witness Interview Footage
Multi-Talented Creative Artists
The James Tallimar Project is a complex internet program designed in 1983. Over the years, a group of talented Canadians have worked with hundreds of people in 17 different countries developing the TimeKeepers Canada project. Our rare collection features interviews on Canada's history, medicine, war, aviation, sports and underwater archeology. At one point, we decided to record some music artists that we felt had great songs and immeasurable talent. Choose any of the following selections. A great song is a great song, no matter when it was recorded.
Natu from Canada is a singer- songwriter who deserves
recognition for her exception sound and professional image.
Natu's song, 'What Is Freedom' tells a tale of fiction that is becoming more relevant with each passing day.
Recorded a few years back by Timekeepers Canada, this great song by Maurina stands out as a beautiful reminder for all women of their ability to overcome all adversity. Growing up in Uganda, Maurina is now a Canadian citizen who is a fine composer and author from Montreal. For more information, contact tallimar@istar.ca. A Timekeepers Canada video.
James Tallimar Project
The Difference Childrens Music Video
The Difference, written and performed by Maurina, responds to a simple issue we must resolve.
Maureen M Namirembe on Facebook
Garnet Challenger
Uganda China Canada Poland
Basha Garnet Challenger Natu Nick Ianatti
England Dominica Canada Italy
Canada Canada Canada Canada
Lee Hayes Charlie Gardner Gisele LeMay
Airplanehunters.org
Canadians have always been innovative and adventurous and we need projects that expand our reach on the international stage. Watch this video on how one group has traveled the globe in search of remnants of our Canadian heritage.
Jun Li sings a classic song from China. This is the first studio recording and music video Jun Li co-produced and we feel it is an excellent display of pure talent.
Nicola Iannitti sings Fallen Heroes in Italian for this war time documentary by Keyhart Productions.
Maria Knapik is an incredibly talented artist who immigrated from Poland and has become a leading Canadian Soprano.
Basha of Poland
Basha, a visitor from Poland with Canadian family ties plays the music of Storm along the Ottawa River.
Natalie worked with us for a few years as a vocalist, composer and a video host including projects in Canada, Holland and Switzerland. Her voice as a singer is highlighted in this video from the past.
Taxman
Song of War
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