Schulich School of Music
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MONTREALERS AT THE GRAMMYS
GRAMMY AWARDS
- Richard King, engineer, won for Renee Fleming’s Verismo Arias (Best Vocal Performance)
- Steven Epstein and Richard King, won for Yo-Yo Ma’s Songs of Joy and Peace (Classical Crossover)
- Steven Epstein, won Producer of the Year (Classical)
Music at McGill
Founded in 1904, the Schulich School of Music of McGill University embodies the highest international standards of excellence in professional training and research. The school is renowned for its orchestral, operatic, jazz, contemporary and early music training programs as well as its music research disciplines.
Its leadership in sound recording and music technology are unparalleled in North America, and helps foster unique collaborative projects each year. The Schulich School of Music is recognized as one of the top music schools in North America and abroad and the reputation of its more than 240 professors attracts over 850 undergraduate and graduate students each year. The school presents approximately 700 concerts and events annually.
Flams, paradiddles and other Striking Ideas:
Fundamentals of Playing Percussion Instruments
Prof. Professor Aiyun Huang, Area Chair, Percussion
& Prof. Fabrice Marandola
Riots in the Concert Hall: Musical Controversies
Prof. Lloyd Whitesell
Area Chair, Music Research
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