The Scarborough Philharmonic Orchestra community of musicians and composers made a phenomenal effort to continue to practice their art and stay in touch with their audience during Covid-19 lockdown. The silver-lining was developing new skills and finding new friends.
New Generation Composer Program Videos
The New Generation Composer’s Program is offered in collaboration with the Canadian Music Centre and involves the participation of ensembles selected annually,
2022-23
Offered this season in collaboration with Canadian Music Centre and the Odin Quartet, with support from Toronto Arts Council, RBC Foundation, Gooder Foundation, and SOCAN Foundation.
2021-22
The New Generation Film Composer Program is made possible through the support of:



New Generation Film Composer Program Videos
The New Generation Film Composer Program is made possible through the support of:



The New Generation Film Composer’s Program is offered in collaboration with Sheridan College Film Studies Program, involving emerging composers in creating an original film score for an animated short during a year long mentorship program.
2022-23
2020-21
Season 2022-23 Videos
The Scarborough Philharmonic Orchestra community of musicians and composers made a phenomenal effort to continue to practice their art and stay in touch with their audience during Covid-19 lockdown. The silver-lining was developing new skills and finding new friends. As we return to in-person music-making and concert production, we continue to develop and present online content featuring the talents of our musicians, collaborators, colleagues and emerging professionals involved in our New Generation Program.
Video Interviews and Talks
Indepth behind the scenes conversations with musicians, composers and music educators.
New Generation Artists Videos
The Scarborough Philharmonic Orchestra supports the development of the next generation of Canadian Classical musicians and composers.
Season 2020-2021 Videos
The Scarborough Philharmonic Orchestra community of musicians and composers made a phenomenal effort to continue to practice their art and stay in touch with their audience during Covid-19 lockdown. The silver-lining was developing new skills and finding new friends.