YOUNG CLASSICAL MUSICIAN OPPORTUNITY

Brampton Chamber Music Concert Series - Young Artists Audition

 

CONCERT DATE: Saturday, April 5, 2014

Location: Koichi Inoue’s Piano Studio, 69 Ready Court, Brampton, Ontario, L6Y 4T4

Brampton Chamber Music Concert Series holds several concerts of classical music at St. Paul's United Brampton.  The purpose of audition is to identify young gifted musicians from our community and feature them in our concert series.

DEADLINE: March 25, 2014. More application and audition details can be found here:

http://www.artsbrampton.ca/NF/BCMCS2014.pdf

For more info, contact:  Koichi Inoue, Artistic Director. (905) 450-9220. kinoue68@hotmail.ca

ORMTA WORKSHOP

Monday, February 4, 2013,  10am-1pm at  BAC member (via ORMTA) Jen Smele's studio, 17 Archibald Street. WORKSHOP with Reginald Miller for Piano teachers answering questions about RCM repertoire from Grades 5 to ARCT. $20. Refreshments will be served. RSVP:  jensmele@hotmail.com 

Chamber Concert Series

September 8, 7 PM   ORMTA’s Chamber Concert Series in Rose Theatre Studio Two. Sponsored by the Brampton Arts Council. In Rose Theatre, PWYC.  (Pay What You Can). Contact: Koichi Inoue for more info. (905) 450-9220, kinoue68@hotmail.ca

Originally published on Aug 28, 2012 at 1:14PM
Republished on Sep 6, 2012 at 1:50 PM

ORMTA Greater Toronto Area Zone Competitions

DEADLINE: April 30th, 2012. The ORMTA Greater Toronto Area Zone Competitions is an annual event featuring some of the most talented advanced music students in the GTA. Advanced students of ORMTA members can compete in one of five competitions by first qualifying at their local branch audition. Winners of a Level A or B zone competition qualify to represent the GTA in the ORMTA Provincial Competition. For more info: http://www.ormtatoronto.org/competitions/index.html

“Getting Inside Classical Music”

The Ontario Registered Music Teachers’ Association – Brampton, Bolton, Caledon Branch proudly presents:

“Getting Inside Classical Music”
with Peter Mose
Sunday, January 29, 2012 , 2-5 pm
Chinguacousy Wellness Centre, Room 2
995 Peter Robertson Blvd, Brampton, ON L6R 2E9

Six years ago, Peter Mose was asked to teach a music appreciation course at Ryerson University's LIFE Institute, a non-credit school for lifelong learners. He was a clueless beginner at classroom teaching, despite his career as a music critic and piano teacher. But he said yes.
The result has been far more stimulating and successful than he might have imagined. He has since developed several listening courses for the Life Institute that have found him exploring creative new directions of music learning, drawing on his backgrounds in musicology, criticism, adult education, and studio teaching. He has been working closely with a sound engineer to develop a customized set of CD listening excerpts to form a curriculum core, and he continues to craft participatory workshops which dispel fears about classical music, while inviting listeners into musical conversations with one another.
Peter has been presenting these unique talks in a variety of settings in Canada and the US, to audiences of all sizes. His participants now include music students and music teachers, as well as adult neophytes. His teaching journey is ongoing, and we at the Brampton-Bolton-Caledon branch of the ORMTA are pleased to present Peter in a workshop session on Sunday, January 29. We know it will be both lively and enlightening, and we welcome anyone interested to join us -- music teachers, teen and adult music students, and those Peter cheerfully calls "normal people."

$15 adults $10 students Refreshments will be served. To pre-register, please call Jen Smele 905-453-8609 or e-mail at jennifersmele@gmail.com