Editors Daniel Fischlin and Mark Lomanno are soliciting international scholars for chapter proposals for a new book, The Improviser’s Classroom: Pedagogies of Adaptive Performance, Social Engagement, and Creative Practice.

The McGill Institute for Health and Social Policy (IHSP) is offering a postdoctoral fellowship for the 2019 calendar year (Jan. 1, 2019-Dec 31 2019).

Thinking Spaces presents Canadian clarinet virtuoso François Houle in an intimate house concert, featuring a solo clarinet realization of Cornelius Cardew’s Treatise using a video graphic score, electronics, and 26 loopers.

“Improvising Inclusivity: Community Music, Accessibility, and Improvisation,” a talk by IICSI Researcher Jesse Stewart, happens Thursday, October 25th at UofG.

Celebrating 50 Years of Music Making, the Thursday at Noon concert series, Thursdays in MacKinnon Room 107 (Goldschmidt Room).

Throughout their residency in Guelph, Jen and Max will continue their ongoing project “Sounding the City”, dedicated to capturing urban environments and re-imagining their soundscapes through site-specific installations and acoustic interventions.

Sounding the City is an ongoing project dedicated to re-imagining the urban soundscape through site-specific installations and acoustic interventions by 2018 Improvisers-in-Residence, Jen Reimer and Max Stein.

In collaboration with Musagetes, we are thrilled to have many of the instruments and artistic works from Crepuscule on display at 10C (42 Carden St.) Join us for the opening reception on Thursday Sept 13 (5PM) @10C 42 Carden St. featuring performances by Douglas R. Ewart and vocalist Rita Warford.

In collaboration with Musagetes, the IICSI are thrilled to have many of the instruments and artistic works from Crepuscule on display at 10C (42 Carden St.) during the Guelph Jazz Festival Colloquium.