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Peter Schubert is an Associate Professor in the Department of Music at McGill University's Faculty of Music. He specializes in music theory and musicology with expertise in Renaissance, Baroque, and contemporary choral music. He founded and directs The Orpheus Singers (1991) and VivaVoce (1998), ensembles celebrated for innovative performances and premieres of Canadian works. His academic contributions include groundbreaking textbooks like Modal Counterpoint, Renaissance Style (1999) and Baroque Counterpoint (2005, co-authored).
Education:
- PhD in Musicology, Columbia University
- MA in Musicology, Columbia University
- BA in Music, Columbia College
Research Interests: Schubert's work bridges theoretical scholarship and performance practice. Key areas include counterpoint techniques across eras, Renaissance polyphony analysis, and the intersection of musicology with modern performance. His 'commentated concerts' blend academic insight with live musical demonstration, demystifying complex works for diverse audiences.
Notable Projects: His recordings with ensembles include the acclaimed New Cantatas and Madrigals (1993) and the comprehensive Pierre de la Rue: The Complete Magnificats (2007). He has edited Renaissance choral works and composed innovative Christmas carol arrangements.
Labs/Teams: Leads VivaVoce (professional vocal ensemble) and The Orpheus Singers, fostering choral chamber music exploration. Engages in interdisciplinary projects combining musicology with live performance pedagogy.
