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1004 2024

Earmark / Colin Tucker

By |10 April 2024|Categories: Earmark|Tags: , , , , , , , |

 In this instalment of Earmark, we catch up with Associate Composer Colin Tucker about their idiosyncratic and all encompassing approach to composition and text scores and how they relate to positionality, critical theory, and decolonization - including an upcoming work at the CMC in Toronto!  What are your plans as we ease out of the [...]

2103 2024

An Interview with HPO Fellow Kathryn Knowles

By |21 March 2024|Categories: Awards + Projects, Ontario, Region|Tags: |

The Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra Composer Fellowship program was launched in collaboration with the Ontario Region of the Canadian Music Centre in our 18-19 Season. The program is aimed at connecting early career composers with professionals in the orchestral world to nurture and develop new skills through mentorship and the creation of a new work. On [...]

1903 2024

Earmark / Benjamin Gabbay

By |19 March 2024|Categories: Earmark|Tags: , , , |

 In this instalment of Earmark, we catch up with Associate Composer Benjamin Gabbay about the power of music, ways to be experimental without losing the audience, and fulfilling very specific commission requests.    What got you excited about music at a young age? Music itself! I remember listening (and dancing) on repeat to a CD [...]

1201 2024

Earmark / Andrew Noseworthy

By |12 January 2024|Categories: Earmark|Tags: , , , |

 In this instalment of Earmark, we catch up with Associate Composer Andrew Noseworthy about finding music in an isolated community, DIY aesthetics, listening broadly, and remaining true to your values. What are your plans as we ease out of the pandemic? How has your form of artistic practice changed (if it has at all)? I've [...]

1711 2023

This Constant Song: The Music of Ann Southam

By |17 November 2023|Categories: Composer Spotlight, News|Tags: , , , , , |

A modest bunch, us Canadians tend to be. For many artists in this country, growing up as a music student meant the exposure to – welcomed or otherwise – contemporary Canadian composers. Such prescriptions appeared on pedagogical lists and exam repertories. Unfortunately, even understandably, many young performers took these fellow Canadians for granted. Reasons exist [...]

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