Carleton University music professor Jesse Stewart is planning to give a series of intimate solo percussion concerts in a most unlikely venue—a treehouse that he built in Ottawa. Nestled in the... More
Kayhan Kalhor, a graduate of the Carleton music program, is considered one of the world’s best on the Iranian kamancheh. Watch Kalhor give a beautiful and introspective performance to... More
By Caitlin Kealey Carleton Professor Jesse Stewart has been nominated for a Juno for Instrumental Album of the Year. As one third of the group Stretch Orchestra, Stewart is a professor in... More
By Nick Ward Being in the spotlight is nothing new for 4th year Music student and Classical Pianist Suren Barry. Barry was only 11 years old when he was first introduced to the Ottawa community as... More
FASS professors were among six nominees from Carleton for Capital Educators Awards. The annual event is organized by the Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation (OCRI). Craig Bennell, director of... More
By Nicole Findlay Imagine combining the musical stylings of Wilco, Radiohead, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, and Bruce Springsteen, and you have just imagined the sound of Kalle Mattson. Out of Sault Ste.... More
The remarkable collection of Jacob Siskind, renowned music critic and journalist, has found a new home. His estate has awarded the collection to Carleton’s MacOdrum Library, which will allow the... More
Ottawa residents got a sneak peek at the 240 year old fortepiano when CBC TV covered ”For heaven’s sake! Let’s fix this fortepiano” fundraiser. James Wright, Alexis Luko and... More
by Nicole Findlay Students and faculty of the School for Studies in Art and Culture’s music program are hosting a fundraiser to dust off an instrument tucked away since the 70s. The fortepiano... More
James Wright is preparing to jazz up the Carleton campus. In August, he and fellow music professor and musician, Mike Tremblay are hosting the university’s first jazz camp for budding and... More
