About
Adrienne Shannon is a Continuing Adjunct Professor at Queen's University's Dan School of Drama and Music, within the Faculty of Arts and Science. Her career spans concert pianism, pedagogy, and multimedia arts. She holds a Master of Music from The Juilliard School and a Doctor of Arts from Ball State University.
Education background includes studies under Boris Berlin, Ania Dorfman, and Mitchell Andrews. She has performed globally with major orchestras like the Toronto Symphony and CBC orchestras, earning international competition accolades.
- Research focuses on music performance, composition, and interdisciplinary arts, including collaborations with digital media.
- Co-founded the PALENAI Piano Duo, renowned for cross-continental performances and innovative programs like Rhythm 'n Views©.
- Former roles include Piano Coordinator at the Royal Conservatory and key roles in festivals such as Pacific Rim Summer Festival and Festival on the St. Lawrence.
Awards highlight contributions to arts innovation and environmental advocacy through music-visual projects. Current teaching includes piano pedagogy and chamber music at Queen's.
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