Department of Music

Learn more about Music at Mount Allison!

Apply now for admission to the Bachelor of Music program for Fall 2023.

Upcoming Events

***POSTPONED TO MARCH 3***

Faculty and Guest Recital: “Sure on this Shining Night.” Christina Raphaëlle Haldane (soprano), is joined by her cousin, interdisciplinary artist Carl Philippe Gionet (piano) in a program showcasing classics from the operatic and art song repertoire by Barber, Schubert, and Handel, and Canadian works by Cecilia Livingston, Jérôme Blais, Carl Philippe Gionet and Oscar Peterson. The recital will also include a world premiere performance of "You gave me hyacinths" for solo soprano, by David Jaeger C. M., set to poetry by David Cameron. Brunton, 7:30 p.m.

Faculty and Guest Recital – “Forbidden Music." Faculty from the Department of Music alongside musicians from the Tutta Music Orchestra, directed by Tony Delgado and Greg Burton, perform works written under the influence of 1920's Germany by Ernest Bloch, Igor Stravinsky, W.C. Handy, and Kurt Weill. Brunton, 3:00 p.m.

Collegium Musicum: Performances by students in the Bachelor of Music program. Brunton, 4:00 p.m.

Welcome to the Department of Music.

Music has been an important part of the curriculum and community at Mount Allison since the first Certificate in Music was awarded in 1874, more than 140 years ago.

The Music department offers programs and courses for every level of interest, from the Bachelor of Music degree to the BA major in music and the minor in music.

We welcome students in other programs to take music elective courses and to join in our ensembles, and more information about all of these opportunities can be found on this site. Whatever your level of experience, we hope you will become a part of our vibrant musical and scholarly community on campus!

Contact Us and Keep in Touch

We invite members of the community to stay in touch with us by joining our e-mail list. Please write to music@mta.ca to be added to our mailing list, or to inquire about anything related to the Department. The Music Administrative Office can also be reached by phone at (506) 364-2374.