Annual General Meeting

Our annual general meeting will be held on Sunday, September 15th at 6pm Eastern Time. This is when you can get updates on the activities of the past year, give feedback, and if you are interested in becoming more involved with ACNMP you can! This year the meeting is completely online.

Send an email to info@acnmp.ca for your link or if you have any questions!

Updates to Syllabus

Our webmaster has been working hard to update the program which stores our syllabus entries. We are in the process of updating our entries to give you more Canadian music to explore! We aren’t quite done yet but wanted to get some rough updates up for you. Here is a draft of updates for Brass and Percussion from our call for scores!

We appreciate your patience as we are continuing to update software and are continuing to update our entries.

Congratulations to our National Award Winners

Thank you to our participants in local Contemporary Showcase Festivals and for your hard work and dedication. Every year some of these performers are nominated for consideration for our National Award Scholarships.

After some hard deliberation on the part of our adjudicators for National Awards the scholarship winners have been chosen. All the candidates were wonderful representatives for their local centres and have shown great commitment to excellence. Please join me in congratulating the winners of our National Awards.

John Weinzweig Junior 2023
Michael Rico-Lam, Edmonton

John Weinzweig Senior 2023
Charlotte Kiang, Edmonton

Ann Southam National Award Junior 2023
Teren Yu, Mississauga

Ann Southam National Award Senior 2023
Carina Shum, Toronto

The Louise MacPherson Memorial Award 2023 
Gaoyuan Thomas Cheng, Regina

The Mary Gardiner Award Junior 2023
Adam Karsli, Toronto

The Mary Gardiner Award Senior 2023
Channan Ngo, Calgary

The Mary Hildebrand Memorial Senior 2023
Esther Zhu, Saskatoon

We will be sharing some of the videos of these performances in the coming weeks, please keep an eye on our social media channels so you don’t miss any!

Meet Our Adjudicators for National Awards

Christopher Reiche Boucher is a performer and composer known for his enthusiasm for performing and composing for unusual instruments and performance situations. His compositions have been performed by Cathy Fern Lewis and Marina Hasselberg, the Emily Carr String Quartet, Negative Zed Ensemble, Pembroke Symphony Orchestra, ContaQt, and Quatuor Bozzini. In June 2017, he completed a solo 24 hour performance of Erik Satie’s Vexations in Prince George at the Casse-Tête Festival of Experimental Music.

Reiche Boucher frequently performed in Victoria BC at A Place to Listen and on concerts hosted by the Victoria Composers Collective. Before becoming Librarian for the Victoria Symphony, he helped establish the Canadian Music Centre’s Victoria Creative Hub and programmed concerts as the New Music Coordinator for Open Space Arts Society. He currently lives in Toronto where he is Principal Librarian for the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.