Michael Dobinson
Michael Dobinson is returning to Summer Sizzle as a host Canadian Composer and performer. Michael’ piano works have been included in both Making Tracks and Northern Lights Series at every level. An avid train enthusiast, Michael also provided the Canadian Railroad historical information which appears in the first three volumes of CNCM’s Making Tracks series.
Michael explores many themes, idioms, genres and even cultures which he has drawn on freely and in different ways at different times. He also frequently explores the collision of nature and technology in his music, both in the sounds he uses and the structures he employs.
Michael completed his musical training in two stages: first at York University (Bachelor of Fine Arts, Honours Music) and then at the University of Western Ontario (Masters of Music, Composition). During this time, in addition to receiving training in European Classical music, he received exposure to Balinese, Indian, Japanese and Persian musical theory and aesthetics.
Michael's works have been performed many ensembles, and his works have been heard in towns and cities across eastern Canada (London, Guelph, Toronto, Sudbury, Kingston, Montreal, St. John's, Palmerston, Stratford) and across Canada and parts of the USA (via CBC radio). Several of his increasingly numerous works for children and student pianists have appeared in the Canadian National Conservatory of Music's syllabus.
In addition to his work as a composer, Michael holds a day job as an internet consultant.
Michael explores many themes, idioms, genres and even cultures which he has drawn on freely and in different ways at different times. He also frequently explores the collision of nature and technology in his music, both in the sounds he uses and the structures he employs.
Michael completed his musical training in two stages: first at York University (Bachelor of Fine Arts, Honours Music) and then at the University of Western Ontario (Masters of Music, Composition). During this time, in addition to receiving training in European Classical music, he received exposure to Balinese, Indian, Japanese and Persian musical theory and aesthetics.
Michael's works have been performed many ensembles, and his works have been heard in towns and cities across eastern Canada (London, Guelph, Toronto, Sudbury, Kingston, Montreal, St. John's, Palmerston, Stratford) and across Canada and parts of the USA (via CBC radio). Several of his increasingly numerous works for children and student pianists have appeared in the Canadian National Conservatory of Music's syllabus.
In addition to his work as a composer, Michael holds a day job as an internet consultant.
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