[Kaldor is] the aural definition of grace.
    Words and Music Magazine  

We start the year with Canadian singer-songwriter Connie Kaldor. Kaldor's down-to-earth charm and wry humor has captivated audiences all over the world. Her performing style is closer to Woody Allen than Woody Guthrie, as she readily admits. Mix that with intuitive, witty, emotional songwriting and a voice trained in her father's church choir, and you get avant-garde drama with a folk spirit.
      Kaldor has been acclaimed as one of the finest songwriters in Canada. She brings her insights into songs on death, love, poverty, single motherhood, old friends, and the natural world.