Resume

• 2005

  DMA

  Performance and Literature

  Minor in Theory and Theory Pedagogy

  Eastman School of Music

• 2002

  Diploma

  Saxophone Performance

  studies with Arno Bornkamp

  Conservatorium van Amsterdam

• 2000

  M.MUS.

  Saxophone Performance

  Academic Honors\nDistinction in Performance

  New England Conservatory of Music

• 1996

  MUS.BAC.PERF

  Performance / Composition

  University of Toronto

• Performing Arts

  Music Theory

  Sound

  Percussion

  Music

  Arts Administration

  Saxophone

  Piano

  Music Education

  Music History

  Orchestration

  Classical

  Performing

  Ensemble

  Composition

  Musical Theatre

  Symphony

  Chamber Music

  Orchestral Music

  Halladay

  Halladay

  Memorial University of Newfoundland

  University of Toronto

  University of Toronto

  Toronto New Music Projects

  Freelance Musician/Composer

  Music Theory (Materials of Music III

  IV and 20th Century)\nSaxophone\nChamber Music

  Memorial University of Newfoundland

  Sessional Lecturer

  Applied Music\nChamber Music\nSaxophone Performance Masterclass

  University of Toronto

  University of Toronto

  Faculty of Music

  Assistant Professor

  soloist with:\nVancouver Symphony Orchestra\nKitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra\nEsprit Orchestra (Toronto)\nOrchestre 21 (Montreal)

  Freelance Musician/Composer

  Artistic Director

  Toronto New Music Projects is dedicated to the work of international composers whose oeuvre we believe deserves more performances in Toronto and Canada. The core collective is Wallace Halladay (saxophone)

  Stephen Clarke (piano)

  Sanya Eng (harp)

  and Ryan Scott (percussion).\nOur performances:\nScelsi Centenary Project (8 January 2005)\nFranco Donatoni Project (22 April 2006)\nGubaidulina Chamber Project (25 November 2006)\nScelsi: sound in three dimensions (29 May 2008)\nThe Music of Philippe Leroux (6 December 2009)\nVinko Globokar: BACK to BACK (9 December 2011)\nStefan und Steffen: The Music of Wolpe and Schleiermacher (16 March 2012)

  Toronto New Music Projects