On the occasion of the World Hearing Day, the Schulich School of Music of 鶹AV, in collaboration with the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Music Media and Technology (CIRMMT), announces the launch of a pilot project assessing noise exposure experienced by Schulich School of Music students.
The Schulich School of Music at 鶹AV welcomes an international array of guest artists and student ensembles for the Musical Chairs Chamber Music Festival, two packed weeks of workshops, masterclasses, and performances – all open to the public. Inspired by a passion for chamber music and the unique musical experiences it offers, Musical Chairs brings 10 guest artists and 6 guest student ensembles from 4 continents together with 52 students and 12 professors from the Schulich School. Events take place between February 25 and March
In November 2017, Dean Brenda Ravenscroft won thethe 's 2017 Outstanding Multi-Authored Publication Award for the first volume of (in collaboration wit
Every week, the Schulich School of Music sees musicians from all over Montrealcome together to learn about the music of Brazil. In a ten-week free workshop directed by guitarist Rodrigo Simões (through support of Schulich'sJazz Performance and Music Education areas), a group of over 20 participants has the chance to learn the ins-and-outs ofsamba, Baiaõ andmaxixe on their main instruments, as well as perform supporting roles on a variety of percussion instruments.
Simone McIntosh (M.Mus 2017) continues her streak of successes with an upcoming appearance singing the title role inRossini's "La Cenerentola." The production, which will be put on by Vancouver Opera in the spring, will be McIntosh's first mainstage appearance in a lead role.
After graduating from Schulich (where she won the 2016 Wirth Vocal Prize), she has gone on to work in theCanadian Opera Company's Studio Ensemble for the 2017/18 season, among other notable national appearances.
Article from the 鶹AV Reporter
It’s a first and only for one night: The Schulich School of Music’s 鶹AV Symphony Orchestra (MGSO) will perform under the baton of Orchestre symphonique de Montréal Music Director Maestro Kent Nagano on Tuesday, Feb. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at Maison symphonique.
The winners of the have been announcedand many faculty members and alumni took home awards this year!
Read here for a list of artists that have a connection with Schulich.Not listed are the many faculty members and alumni who perform in the many nominated orchestras.
Concert de l'année - Montréal
Yannick Nézet-Séguin (honorary doctorate) forUne page d'histoire: Yannick Nézet-Séguin dirige le sublime Parsifal
The Schulich School of Music is well-represented in the 2018 Juno Awards, with nominees appearing in three different categories. Congratulations to all of our alumni, faculty and students who released music this past year!
2018 Juno Nominees:
Classical Album of the Year (Vocal or Choral)
Philippe Sly (B.Mus 2011) & John Charles Britton - Schubert Sessions: Lieder with Guitar
Daniel Taylor (L.Mus 1992) with the Trinity Choir - The Tree of Life
Congratulations are in order forClaire de Sévigné (B.Mus 2009), who will appear in the Canadian Opera Company's production of Mozart's The Abduction from the Seraglio as character Blonde. The coloratura soprano was , where she outlines the demands of singing such a challenging role.
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«Le saxophoniste Rémi Bolduc est malin, dans le sens le plus intelligent, et non diabolique, du terme. Il est également appliqué. Très appliqué même. Toujours est-il qu’il est en train de se singulariser, de se distinguer ainsi: il construit patiemment et avec constance ce qu’il faut bien nommer une oeuvre. On précisera même, en ces temps de confusion esthétique, une oeuvre de jazz.»
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«Fondateur et directeur artistique de l'Orchestre symphonique de l'Agora, le jeune chef dirigera l'Orchestre Métropolitain dans l'interprétation desPlanètesde Holst fin avril.
An exciting new exhibit can be explored through the Marvin Duchow Library at 鶹AV– "."
The exhibit explores the evolving role of women in the popular song industry of the era, and includes many pieces from the 19th-century French sheet music collection of the Library.
In a recent CBC Music feature article, Opera 鶹AV alumniLara Ciekiewicz (M.Mus 2008) discussed five pieces that influenced her, including pieces by Dvorák, Stephen Fearing and more.
Those looking to hear Ciekiewicz livewill soon have a chance, as she will make her debut performanceas Tatyanain Calgary Opera's production of Tchaikovsky'sEugene Onegin, which begins February 3.
Dr. Huntington (Skip) Sheldon (1930-2018) was an iconic figure in the history of the Schulich School of Music and 鶹AV as a whole. In addition to a long teaching legacy in the Faculty of Medicine, he made significant contributions to the universityas a philanthropist.As a result of Dr. Sheldon's generous donations, the Redpath organ was constructed and installed, and the project to build the Elizabeth Wirth Music Building was launched.
In addition, Dr. Sheldon served on the Music Facutly's advisory board for many years.
As part of our Schulich in Concert series,Professor Hank Knox will be performing a concert January 31st at 7:30 pm in Redpath Hall. To learn more about the background of the concert, we held an email interview with Hank.
What inspired the title of your concert, “Original and Happy Freaks”?