Andrew Morrow
About Andrew Morrow
Andrew Morrow serves as the Education Coordinator at Stampede School and is an accomplished freelance musician specializing in clarinet and saxophone. He holds a Master's Degree in Bass Clarinet from the University of Calgary and has performed with various ensembles, including Lands End and Timepoint.
Work at Calgary Stampede
Andrew Morrow has served as the Education Coordinator for Stampede School at The Calgary Stampede since 2017. In this role, he focuses on developing educational programs that align with the values and traditions of the Calgary Stampede. His position involves coordinating various educational initiatives and engaging with students to enhance their understanding of the Stampede's cultural significance.
Education and Expertise
Andrew Morrow holds a Master’s Degree in Bass Clarinet from the University of Calgary, where he studied from 2009 to 2011. Prior to this, he earned a Bachelor of Music (B.Mus) degree from The University of Lethbridge, studying Clarinet from 2004 to 2009. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his work as a musician and educator, specializing in Clarinet, Saxophone, Theory, and History.
Background
Andrew Morrow began his freelance music career in 2008, accumulating over 16 years of experience as a performer and educator in the Calgary, Canada area. He has performed with various ensembles, including the Calgary new music ensemble Lands End, and has been involved in innovative projects that blend music with other art forms.
Achievements
Andrew Morrow has participated in notable performances and collaborations throughout his career. He was a founding member of Timepoint, a contemporary music ensemble in Calgary. His unique performances include engaging with the Dalai Lama and participating in the Mountain Festival of Song alongside renowned pianist Rudolf Jansen. Additionally, he has conducted interactive performances that influenced the outcomes of creative projects, such as a horror film.