Reminder: NO Lecture or Workshop tomorrow!

This is a reminder that due to the U of T trip there will be no lecture or workshop tomorrow, Wednesday Nov. 13.  We will resume our normal lecture schedule next week with a talk by Mark Palowich on Professional Practices for Rigging.

Here again is the most important info about the trip, including directions and basic instructions:

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DIRECTIONS TO UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, FACULTY OF MUSIC

Location: University of Toronto, Faculty of Music, Walter Hall
Edward Johnson Building (EJB), 80 Queen’s Park 

You can take a GO Train from Oakville station at 10:28 (also 10:58.) The train arrives at Union Station at 11:11 (or 11:41). 

From there it is a quick subway ride up the University line to Museum Station. Coffee and donuts will be available in the foyer of Walter Hall of the Edward Johnson building (where we will meet.)

The U of T Faculty of Music is located in the Edward Johnson Building (EJB) , 80 Queen’s Park, just south of the intersection of Bloor Street and Avenue Road, next door to the Royal Ontario Museum (R.O.M.)

IMPORTANT NOTE! - do not confuse the Faculty of Music with the Royal Conservatory of Music! Both are located near the ROM, but the Conservatory is on Bloor St. west of the ROM, while the Faculty of Music is on Queens Park south of the ROM. 


DIRECTIONS BY PUBLIC TRANSIT
- take Go Train from Oakville station to Union Station
- take University Subway line north to Museum Station ( 5 stops)
- exit from station to west side of University Ave (Queen’s Park Crescent).
- the EJB will be straight ahead, adjacent to the R.O.M. and behind the former
Planetarium building.
- once inside the main lobby of the EJB, take the elevator or stairs to basement level, Walter Hall


DIRECTIONS BY CAR
- QEW to Gardiner Expressway
- Gardiner Expressway to Spadina exit
- Spadina Ave. north to Harbord St.
- turn right (east) on Harbord St.
- paid street parking is available on Devonshire Place and in paid lots in vicinity



more information at: http://www.music.utoronto.ca/about/location.htm


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THE  SCHEDULE

12 NOON - Composer Demos and Meet & Greet - November 13, 12-2 pm

Walter Hall, Faculty of Music (Edward Johnson Building), University of Toronto

This is the opportunity for Sheridan student animators to meet with the UT student composers. Each UT composer will present an example of their recent music that gives a sense of musical style. Sheridan animators will then have a chance to meet them individually and present their project in the form of their Leica Reel. 

Sheridan students, please bring the following to this session:

1. pen & notepad (for noting names and contact info)
2. your Leica reel on memory stick or disc
3. your laptop, tablet or smartphone, with your Leica in playable form
4. headphones

Note that you must commit to a working partnership within one week! You will have to stay in contact with each other via email.