We often turn to critics, commentators, biographers, and musicologists to help us deepen our connection to our favourite musical works. And the most prolific of these interpreters can create a...
What can you do with a degree in music education? A lot, it turns out. Sean Mayes earned his undergraduate degrees in music and education at McGill in 2013. And since then, he has taken on projects...
Opera McGill welcomes multi-hyphenate artist Sheree Spencer (BA’12) to direct the Canadian premiere of Plaything by Anna Pidgorna and Maria Reva. Born in Toronto of Barbadian heritage, Sheree...
Community is an essential part of music making for Frédéricka Petit-Homme (BMus'02, MMus'04, current PhD). Trained in classical vocal arts and choral conducting, she is leading the upcoming More...
During the 2021-2022 academic year, Schulich’s first Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Coordinator was hired. This position was created as part of the ongoing work that the School is doing...
Music students and recent graduates Elissa Nakhleh (BMus’22, Piano Performance) and Nour Saba (BA’22, Honours Psychology with a minor in Music Composition) invite the community to experience...
Percussionist Sandra Joseph (MMus’10) joins the McGill Symphony Orchestra (MGSO) as soloist for the final concert of the Fall semester. This is a reunion 15 years in the making.
Canadian pianist and McGill alumnus Robert Silverman (LMus’60, BMus’64) returns to Schulich with excerpts from J.S. Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier. A masterful musician and highly respected pedagogue...
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