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Cazadero 3:450:00/3:45
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Brian’s World 4:560:00/4:56
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Sounds of Summer 3:380:00/3:38
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Flowers 3:360:00/3:36
Bio
Jane & Kyle
Winnipeg, MB, Canada
Canadian fiddle champions Jane Cory and Kyle Burghout join forces to create a unique sound characterized by lush twin fiddle harmonies, intricate arrangements, and heartfelt compositions. Having toured extensively across Canada, performing at high-profile festivals, competitions, intimate house concerts, and community dances, Jane & Kyle bring an infectious energy and warmth that captivates audiences.
Jane, a Canadian Grand Masters Fiddle Champion, and Kyle, a North American Irish Fiddle Champion, each bring a wealth of experience and accolades to the stage. Their musical partnership is a seamless fusion of talent, deeply rooted in the vibrant fiddling traditions of their upbringings—Jane in Manitoba and Kyle in the Ottawa Valley. Their music reflects these traditional styles, while also featuring contemporary tunes written by fiddlers from across Canada and beyond, including many compositions of their own.
Building on the success of their debut album, Of Hills and Valleys (2021), Jane & Kyle released their sophomore album, Many an Open Ground, in April 2025, accompanied by a Canada-wide tour. The album features world-class guest musicians, including Alanna Jenish (guitar, mandolin, step dance) and Tyson Chen (piano). This new project showcases their artistic evolution, presenting a fresh collection of original tunes and reimagined classics that highlight their deep musicality and shared vision.
Beyond their performances, Jane & Kyle are passionate leaders in the fiddle community. They serve as directors of the Gatineau Hills Fiddle Festival in Chelsea, QC, and as board members of the Canadian Grand Masters Fiddling Association, contributing their expertise to help promote fiddling nationwide. As dedicated educators, they teach fiddle lessons to students across Canada, both in-person and online, and inspire musicians of all ages as guest instructors at various fiddle camps.
Performance Highlights
- Goderich Celtic Roots Festival (Goderich, ON)
- Gatineau Hills Fiddle Festival (Chelsea, QC)
- Festival du Voyageur (Winnipeg, MB)
- RBC Ottawa Bluesfest (Ottawa, ON)
- Folk Alliance International Conference (New Orleans, USA)
- Folk Music Ontario Conference (London, ON)
- Manitoba Showcase (Gimli, MB)
- Celtic Music Interpretive Centre (Judique, NS)
- The Bassment (Saskatoon, SK)
- Irish Cultural Society (Calgary, AB)
- The Heatley (Vancouver, BC)
- AlgomaTrad Centre (St. Joseph Island, ON)
- The Park Theatre (Winnipeg, MB)
- Burdock Music Hall (Toronto, ON)
- LIVE on Elgin (Ottawa, ON)
The Band
Jane Cory
Fiddle, Vocals
Jane Cory began classical violin lessons at the age of five, and at the age of seven she discovered fiddle music. Since then, she has gone on to explore many styles such as Old Time, Celtic, French Canadian, Métis, Ottawa Valley, Jazz and Bluegrass. She has competed at many prestigious competitions across the country, and has performed at countless festivals, concerts, social events and charities. She has collaborated on several studio albums with artists such as Dan Frechette, Liabilities and Kyle Burghout, and released her first solo album Road Between the Saints in 2014, which was co-produced and engineered by Canadian fiddle legend Calvin Vollrath. In 2021, she released her second album Of Hills and Valleys as a duo with Kyle Burghout, and in 2025 they released their second album Many an Open Ground.
Jane has also become an established teacher over the years, instructing for programs such as Suzuki Music Winnipeg, Frontier Fiddlers, and Fiddleheads Musical Theatre, and being involved at several music camps and workshops across the country. Jane has taught private lessons from her own home studio since 2013, and when not busy teaching or performing, she resides on several music boards including the Canadian Grand Masters Fiddling Association, and the Gatineau Hills Fiddle Festival.
Jane graduated from the University of Ottawa in 2018 with a Bachelor of Music violin performance degree. That same year, she became the second Manitoban ever to win the Canadian Grand Masters Fiddle Competition.