Why study Music at UTSC?
- The Music and Culture Program at UTSC encourages students to combine their music studies with a Major or Minor from other ACM programs and/or with other departments (I.e.: Music and Arts Management; Music and Journalism; Music and Mental Health Studies; Music and Neuroscience; Music and Psychology; etc.)
- Our students enjoy the flexibility of choosing from a wide range of performance and classroom activities, as well as experiential education opportunities including concert performance, masterclasses with critically acclaimed visiting professional musicians, and in-the-field observation and engagement with through service learning
- Our program sets our students up for success through musical knowledge and skill development, leading them toward innovative career paths and opportunities
- We offer a unique approach consisting of three areas of focus: Music and Society, Community Music, and Music Creativity and Technology; our students are encouraged to develop depth of learning through focused study in a combination of these areas
- Our program includes courses in large and small ensemble music making (I.e.: Concert Band, Concert Choir, String Orchestra, Small Ensemble ), history and culture, theory, composition and electronic music
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There is no audition required to register for the UTSC Music and Culture program
Contact
Should you have any questions regarding the Music & Culture program at the University of Toronto Scarborough, please send us an email.
Faculty
Mark Campbell | Assistant Professor
Roger Mantie | Associate Professor
Laura Risk | Assistant Professor
Alan Stanbridge | Associate Professor
Kotoka Suzuki | Associate Professor and Program Director
Lynn Tucker | Associate Professor, Teaching Stream
Retired Faculty:
William R. Bowen | Associate Professor | Former Chair of ACM (2012-2018)
John Mayo | Associate Professor
Alexander Rapoport | Associate Professor, Teaching Stream
Annette Sanger | Lecturer
Lenard Whiting | Lecturer