Connect with Admissions Recruitment Events

When you arrive at the Faculty of Music Edward Johnson Building, please visit the Welcome Table in the main lobby to check-in for the event and receive a nametag and schedule for the day's activities.

Master classes are a great opportunity to perform for and receive feedback from experienced professionals!  All are welcome to observe. 

If you are interested in performing in a master class or workshop, please complete this form to request to participate.

Our professors are offering master classes and workshops in the following areas:

Jazz Improvisation Clinic 

10:10AM-11:30AM | Join Jim Lewis, Area Head of Jazz, for an engaging Improvisation Clinic  ̶̶̶  This is a great opportunity to connect and play with current U of T students and Jazz Faculty and receive valuable feedback.  

Brass Workshop        

10:10AM-12:00PM | Join Anita McAlister, Area Head of Brass, in an educational Workshop for Brass designed for aspiring brass musicians.  This session will cover: fundamentals of brass performance, preparation strategies for post-secondary music studies, a guided warm-up and instructional playing session.  Ideal for students considering advanced brass studies and looking to connect with U of T’s vibrant music community. 

Piano Master Class                                                      

10:10AM-12:00PM | Join Lydia Wong, Area Head of Piano, in a Master Class offering students the opportunity to perform and receive personalized feedback. 

Strings Master Class                                                      

10:10AM-11:30AM | Join Mark Fewer, Area Head of Strings for a dynamic Master Class for orchestral strings, offering student the opportunity to perform and receive valuable feedback.

Voice Master Class

10:10AM-12:00PM | Join Nathalie Paulin, Co-Area Head of Voice, for a Master Class offering vocalists the opportunity to perform and receive valuable expert feedback. 

Woodwinds Demonstration & Master Class

10:10AM-12:00PM | Join clarinet instructor Peter Stoll, for a comprehensive session for Woodwinds, featuring a demonstration lesson, performance strategies, and woodwind ensemble presentations. The final hour will include a Master Class, offering participants the opportunity to perform and receive expert feedback. 

Join us to learn all the ins and outs of how to apply to the Faculty of Music, tips for preparing for the audition and learn about the career possibilities after graduation!  These sessions are helpful for prospective applicants and their families.

Navigating the Music Admissions Process

12:45PM-1:30PM  | An informative session designed for prospective students and their families. Learn about application requirements, timelines, and how to prepare for admission to the Faculty of Music.

Presented by Prof. Daphne Tan, Associate Dean Academic & Student Affairs and Jennifer Panasiuk, Undergraduate Admissions & Recruitment Officer

Let's Talk Music: Faculty & Alumni in Conversation

1:30-2:30PM | Join us for an engaging panel where faculty and alumni share insights into music programs, student life, and the diverse paths a music education can lead to.

Learn more about our unique programs and the rich opportunities available at U of T Music!

Destination....Jazz 

11:30AM-12:00PM  | Discover everything you need to know about the Faculty of Music’s Jazz programs in this informative session led by Jim Lewis, Area Head of Jazz. Learn about program offerings, performance opportunities, and what makes jazz studies at U of T unique.

Mission: Composition

2:30PM-3:00PM | Join Gary Kulesha, Subdivisional Coordinator for Theory and Composition, for an in-depth session on the Faculty of Music’s Composition program. Learn about program structure, creative opportunities, and the possibility of Direct-Entry into Composition in first year. Ideal for prospective students interested in pursuing composition at the post-secondary level.

So You Want To Teach Music? 

3:00PM-3:30PM | Explore the Faculty of Music’s exceptional Music Education program in this informative session led by Sommer Forrester, Subdivisional Coordinator for Music Education. Learn about program structure, the vast array of course offered in this area, and how to prepare for a future in music teaching.  Ideal for prospective students considering a career in music education.    

Creating Your Own Path: Interdisciplinary Music Studies

3:30PM-4:00PM | Discover the possibilities within our new Interdisciplinary Music Studies program, designed for students seeking a flexible and innovative approach to their music studies. Presented by Kevin Komisaruk, Program Director of Interdisciplinary Music Studies, this session will explore program structure, academic pathways, and how to tailor your studies to reflect your unique musical interests and goals.

Guided Tours

Student-led tours typically take about 45 minutes and are on a first-come first-served basis. See the facilities while hearing from one of our current students about the U of T Music community!

For all tours, meet in the main lobby of the EJB. If you have any accessibility concerns, please contact undergrad.music@utoronto.ca in advance of your visit.

Edward Johnson Building Tours

Morning Tours: 10:10AM | 10:30AM | 11:00AM | 11:30AM | 11:45 AM 

Afternoon Tours:  2:15PM | 2:45 PM | 3:00PM | 3:15 PM

Jazz Faculty of Music South Tours

12:00PM | 2:30PM

Accessibility & Accommodation: Guided tours typically include many stairs; if you require an accommodation to make your tour more accessible, please let us know in advance.

Additional Drop-In Tours:

Music Library

10:00AM-4:00PM

Drop-in to see our Music Library which houses the largest research music collection in Canada! Library staff will be on hand to answer any questions.

Electronic Music Studio (EMS)

10:00AM-1:00PM

Drop-in to see our Electronic Music Studio where the recording action happens!  Students will be on hand to answer any questions