Performance Office Performance Office Overview
The Performance Office is a great resource for all Faculty of Music students whatever their program stream or level. We oversee Applied teacher assignments, ensemble placements, ensemble rehearsal and performance schedules, recital schedules and dress rehearsals, jury scheduling, Chamber music, and our large library of instruments both for performance and music education.
Contact Us
Location:
Edward Johnson Building, Room 107
Office hours:
9:00 am - 4:30 pm (subject to change)
Phone: (416) 978-3746
Email: performance.music@utoronto.ca
Available for advising by appointment in the summer, drop-ins and appointments during the academic year.
What we can help you with
We offer support for current graduate & undergraduate students including;
- Applied teacher assignments
- Ensemble placements
- Ensemble rehearsal and performance schedules
- Recital schedules and dress rehearsals
- Jury scheduling
- Chamber music and small jazz ensembles
- Our large library of instruments
Important information from the Performance Office for current students can be found on our SharePoint page
- Applied Music (juries/recitals) requirements
- Ensemble rehearsal and performance calendars
- Forms
- Job postings (teaching and performing)
- Concerts, Competitions, Summer Programs, and more
Applied Music requirements for Undergraduate, Masters and DMA students in all program streams. Including Recital and Jury information.
- Major Ensembles
- Global Musics Ensembles
- Early Music Ensembles
- UTSO Concerto
- WINDS Concerto
- DMA Recital
- Lilian Goh DMA Piano Recital
Instrument Room
Room 0088, EJB
- Instruments for Education Classes
- Auxiliary Instruments for Ensembles
Performance Scheduling Conflicts
During the academic year many students wish to take advantage of performing opportunities that may enhance and complement their studies in the Faculty of Music. Should a scheduling conflict arise because of a performing opportunity, this must be reported to the Performance Office, where an attempt will be made to resolve the problem. Students must realize, however, that academic obligations take priority over any outside engagement.
Performance Office Staff
Performance Area Heads 2026–2027
