Faculty
Our faculty are celebrated across Canada and around the world. But they aren’t just outstanding performers, scholars, and composers; they are also skilled and dedicated educators who are as engaged in teaching as they are in their artistic and research pursuits. This is a potent combination resulting in an environment that is rich in creativity and inspiration, and in which students experience unparalleled mentorship and support.
Composition and Theory
Joe Argentino, theory
Florian Hoefner, jazz theory, elements of music, improvisation
Clark Ross, composition, theory, music technology
Andrew Staniland, composition, electronic music, arranging
Conducting
Dylan Maddix, instrumental
Jakub Martinec, choral
Vernon Regehr, instrumental
Ensembles
Nathan Cook, chamber music
Florian Hoefner, jazz ensemble
Dylan Maddix, wind ensemble
Jakub Martinec, festival and chamber choirs
Rob Power, percussion ensemble
Vernon Regehr chamber orchestra
Caroline Schiller, opera workshop
Music Education
Musicologies
Harris Berger, Director - MMaP, ethnomusicology
Holly Everett, ethnomusicology, folklore
Meghan Forsyth, ethnomusicology
Jane Gosine, musicology
Cory Thorne, ethnomusicology, folklore
Performance
Karen Bulmer, trombone, euphonium, and tuba
Christine Carter, clarinet and saxophone
Michelle Cheramy, flute
Annie Corrigan, oboe
Nancy Dahn, violin and viola
Grant Etchegary, bassoon
Heather Kao, violin
Alan Klaus, trumpet and horn
Jane Leibel, voice
Shelley Neville, voice
Mary O'Keeffe, harpsichord
Rob Power, percussion
Kate Read, viola
Vernon Regehr, cello and double bass
Caroline Schiller, voice
Tracy Anne Smith, guitar
Timothy Steeves, piano
Traditional Music
Jim Payne, accordion, NL folksinging
Christina Smith, fiddle
Professor Emeritus
Beverley Diamond, ethnomusicology
Tom Gordon, musicology
Paul Rice, musicology
Maureen Volk, piano
Adjunct Professors
Curtis Andrews, ethnomusicology (African and South Indian music)
Annie Corrigan, oboe
Daniel Oore, electronic music
Jeffrey van den Scott, musicologies
Annalise Smith, musicologies
Mark David Turner, media and performance studies
David Vanderhamm, ethnomusicology
Professional Associate
James Hurley, piano pedagogy
Friedlind Riedel, ethnomusicology