Tammy Page, from Quispamsis NB, holds a Bachelor of Music in Vocal performance from Mount Allison University. She is a member of the Canadian Federation of Music Teachers Association, the Canadian Music Festival Adjudicator’s Association, and is an active adjudicator for both piano, voice and choral.
Tammy has performed extensively in Ontario, Quebec, and across the Maritime Provinces for both piano and voice. She began music at a young age, singing with the Rothesay Kings Rotary Girls Choir. From there she proceeded to study voice under Kevin Langford, and the late Prof. Patricia Lee. Tammy was awarded the prestigious “Ethel Peake Excellence in Voice Award” from Mount Allison University, and went on to represent NB at the Canadian National Youth Choir. Tammy has performed with Opera NB, KV Players, and has been the guest Soprano soloist for many other works with the NB Choral Federation and the Saint John String Quartet.
In addition to vocal studies, Tammy continued intensive training in piano, under the tutelage of Maureen Beckwith. Receiving her RCM Grade 6 at the age of 12 years old, she began teaching piano at the age of 13 years old. While at Mount Allison University, Tammy continued to minor in piano while obtaining her vocal degree.
Tammy, in her 30 + years of teaching, has received wide recognition as a musician and teacher. Her ability to make music fun, while still instilling a proper musical foundation, has been key to the success of her music studio. Students range in age and ability, from beginner to advanced. Several of her students have gone on to sign recording contracts, have won National competitions such as “It’s your Shot Canada”, and who’ve gone on to study Performing arts at such places as Sheridan, Ryerson, George Brown, and Mount Allison.