Fields of interest of professors — School of Music

John Armstrong - University of Toronto with Oskar Morawetz and Edward Laufer

  • Composition for voice, guitar, theatre

Lori BURNS - PhD, Harvard University

  • Music theory and analysis
  • 20th century theory
  • Gender studies in music
  • Popular music
  • Music and text

Gilles COMEAU - PhD Education Foundations, University of Montreal

  • Piano pedagogy: psychology of music, teacher training, new technology (video camera and distant learning)
  • Music education: foundations, creativity, cognitive studies

Robert CRAM - Private instruction with Marcel Moyse, Samuel Baron and Christian Lardé

  • Flute
  • Canadian music
  • Contemporary music
  • Chamber music

David CURRIE - Diploma, Interlochen Arts Academy with Jon Deak

  • Conducting
  • Double bass
  • Orchestra
  • String ensembles

Murray DINEEN - PhD, University of Columbia

  • Performance theory
  • Harmony
  • Philosophy of music
  • Musical Analysis
  • Adorno
  • Leftist Aesthetics of Music
  • Counterpoint

Laurence EWASHKO - Diploma Lied and Oratorio, Vienna Conservatory with David Lutz

  • Choral conducting
  • Voice
  • Music education

Steven GELLMAN - CNSM, Conservatoire de Paris

  • Composition
  • Teaching composition
  • Analysis
  • Orchestration

Dan GRESS

Elaine KEILLOR - PhD, Musicology, University of Toronto

  • All areas of Canadian music historical and contemporary
  • Aboriginal music, traditional and contemporary
  • Piano repertoire, teaching methods, insights from ethnomusicology and medicine as applied to pedagogy
  • Gender studies focussing on women as composers and musicians

Ingemar KORJUS - Diploma, Hochschule Für Musik, University of Vienna

  • Voice
  • German art song
  • Oratorio

Stéphane LEMELIN - DMA, Yale University with Claude Frank and Boris Berman

  • Piano
  • Chamber music

Paul MARLEYN - Artist Diploma, New England Conservatory with Lawrence Lesser

  • Violoncello
  • Chamber music

Lora MATTHEWS -  PhD, University of Western

  • Music and patronage in the renaissance

Paul MERKLEY - PhD, University of Harvard

  • Medieval and renaissance music
  • Film music
  • 20th century music
  • History of music theory
  • Religion and music
  • Medieval studies
  • Patronage of music
  • The business of music

Christopher MOORE - PhD, McGill University

  • 19th and 20th century French music
  • Music and politics
  • Opera and community

Dillon PARMER - PhD, Eastman School of Music

  • Nineteenth-century music
  • Music criticism
  • Semiotics
  • Art song

Roxane PREVOST - PhD, University at Buffalo, SUNY

  • Rhythmic analysis
  • Contemporary music analysis
  • Canadian music

Rennie REGEHR

Jean-Paul SEVILLA

  • Fauré and Ravel
  • Special interest for the works of lesser-known composers
  • Presenting lecture-recitals

John SHEPHERD - DPhil, Music, York University

  • Sociology and aesthetics of music
  • Popular music studies
  • Cultural theory

David STEWART - Certificate of performance, Yale University with Oscar Shumsky

  • Violin
  • Viola
  • Chamber music
  • Orchestral excerpt

Andrew TUNIS - MMus, Manhattan School of Music with Arthur Balsam

  • Piano
  • Chamber music
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