Every Little Voice

Longtime friend of RPSM and founder of its IPAD Ensemble, Thompson Egbo Egbo discusses his journey with music to date. Thompson shares his unique perspective to community music, running The Egbo Arts Foundation, his own budding career as a prominent Canadian jazz pianist, and so much more. Enjoy this inspiring talk!

Who's on your team? This RPSM TALKS looks at other parts of an artists team that help in a live setting, as well increasing the artist as a business.

Moderated by Thompson Egbo Egbo.

With special guests:

Matt Maw (Red Music Rising), Baldeep Randhawa (APA Agency),

Laura Wilson-Lewis (Taylor Oballa Murray Leyland LLP), and

Chris Taylor (Entertainment One).

RSVP to the next TALKS at www.rpmusic.org/events

Dr. Bina John is a professor at the University of Toronto's Faculty of Music. Dr. John has been an instrumental member of the RPSM Board of Directors since 2013, co-chairing its working group on anti-Black racism and anti-oppression, supporting curriculum development, and much more. This episode highlights Bina's passion for RPSM and community connection through music.

Alma shares her story reflecting on her time at RPSM as a student, and her journey since graduating, currently at Queens studying to become a nurse.

The Present Future of the Music Industry - how things were, how things are, and where it is heading.

To know where you’re going, you need to know where you came from, and where you currently are. In this RPSM TALKS. we will explore how the music industry has changed in the last 10 years to present. With an esteemed, and experienced panel, we will discuss some of the big sweeping changes and phenomena that have changed the music industry and how we’ve adapted and continue to evolve into the future from an artist and business perspective.

Panel:

Craig Mannix - Sr. Director of Urban Marketing - Universal Music

Ivan Evidente - A&R Universal Music

Mavis Harris - Maple Music/ Cadence - independent Publicist.

Moderated by Thompson Egbo Egbo.

An inspiring chat with Martin Abel, Chair of the Regent Park School of Music Board of Directors. Having joined the board in 2013, we unpack his journey with the school and his contributions to community music in the City of Toronto.

A wonderful chat with RPSM graduate student, Charlotte Siegel. We talk about her growing career after having recently completed a Graduate Diploma in Opera and Voice at McGill University! Take a trip down memory lane with the incredible Charlotte Siegel.

Welcome to Season Three of Every Little Voice, the podcast on community music, produced by the Regent Park School of Music in Toronto. This socially-distanced season, we dig deeper into the many unique stories and perspectives of our graduate students, board volunteers and more. Stay tuned for an incredible ride ahead!

Learn more about RPSM at our website www.rpmusic.org

A feature interview with Lucas, one of our esteemed choir directors, who helped bring a vinyl recording project to life last year around this time. Enjoy!

A trip down memory lane with our camp counselors from last year, all graduates of our program, reflecting on their time together helping our camps thrive last summer.

Sadly, we're not able to run our summer camps in July-August 2020, but we will continue to do all that we can to remain connected online, and will keep in touch at www.rpmusic.org with updates. Stay safe and healthy, everybody, and thanks for listening to our podcast!