A podcast exploring community music in the City of Toronto.
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In the final episode of Season 4, CMST alumni Danielle Muir takes a trip down the memory lane of her music education, reflecting with special guests Dr. Bina John, Dr. Sarah Bay-Cheng, Dr. Parmela Attariwala and Danielle's sister, Thomass. Enjoy!
An in depth conversation with CMST student Theron (aka TMASH). We unpack his new full length concept recording, "RUNNING ON E" and are also joined by his teacher Trey Robinson. We discuss the importance of music education, mentorship and much more in this episode. Enjoy!
Join host (and CMST alumni) Danielle Muir as she reflects on the school's 25th anniversary milestone with Executive Director, Richard Marsella.
The music classroom is a site of power. It's reflected in the privilege of being able to attend, the hierarchies that form amongst learners and teachers, and in the imbalance of cultures represented. Why do we teach what we teach, and who does it serve? Join us as we examine the powers that shape music curricula, and discuss the movement towards music education that better represents diverse…
The last few years have been a period of unprecedented innovation in the delivery of music education. In this episode, educators Dr. Sarah Bay-Cheng, Dr. Bina John, and CMST Executive Director Richard Marsella reflect upon the lessons learned from organizing arts and music programming during the pandemic.
How do we decide what music is worthy of learning, and of teaching? In this episode we shine a light on the power structures that influence music education. Featuring the returning voices of Dr. Bina John and Dr. Parmela Attariwala, and introducing Thomass Muir and Dr. Sarah Bay-Cheng.
With the help of Dr. Parmela Attariwala and Dr. Bina John, Danielle investigates Eurocentrism in Canadian music education, and how alternative priorities can nurture musicality among Toronto’s diverse youth.
On Friday December 16th, we're set to launch the first episode of our Fourth season of EVERY LITTLE VOICE, aptly titled, "Resolving the Dissonance". A co-production between graduate student Danielle Muir and faculty member Evan Desaulnier. A deep dive into Eurocentrism in Canadian music education, and how alternative priorities can nurture musicality among Toronto’s diverse youth. Get on board for…
We end this season with a chat with co-producer and RPSM faculty member Evan Desaulnier and RPSM graduate student Danielle Muir. We look back on her time with the school, this last season of the podcast, and we also look forward to Season Four!
Join host Thompson Egbo Egbo as he unpacks "The Art of Collaboration" with Jon Santiago (DJ Dopey), Oscar Betancourt (DJ Grouch), Melanie Durrant, and Kiyoshi Nagata of Nagata Shachu.
