News
Stephen McAdams & Robert Hasegawa receive $2.5M SSHRC Partnership Grant to launch global Timbre and Orchestration Network (TONE)
The McGill Reporter explains TONE's international collaboration that brings underrepresented musical traditions into the research spotlight
2026–2027 lecture and concert season announced!
CIRMMT is happy to announce its 2026–27 Distinguished Lecture and concert season
Catherine Guastavino's research "Beyond decibel levels: Shaping the sounds of the city" highlighted in McGill reporter
Regular member Catherine Guastavino highlights her research on how the sound of a city like Montreal can be improved during her interview by the McGill Reporter.
COBS 2026 Awards Announced
At the CIRMMT-OICRM-BRAMS Symposium (COBS) on May 27, 2026, students from each of the involved research centres were awarded with a prize for excellence in their presentation.
New sonic signature & 25th anniversary logo
CIRMMT members create 25th anniversary logos, as well as a sound logo!
Members participate in the science popularization program “Moteur de recherche”
Rachel Bouserhal, Mickael Deroche, Erin Gee, Catherine Guastavino, Olivier Robin, Dominic Thibault, Caroline Traube, Jérémie Voix et Robert Zatorre took part in the “Moteur de recherche” program to answer questions from the public.
Martha de Francisco to become Maestra Honoris Causa of the Royal Conservatoire The Hague
Congratulations to regular member Martha de Francisco for this illustrious award.
CFI awards Innovation Funding to CIRMMT to advance research at the intersection of music, science and technology
Led by Marcelo Wanderley (Principal Investigator) & Fabrice Marandola (Principal Researcher), CIRMMT will receive a total of $9 million in funds.
The Music, Movement, Machines podcast by John Sullivan interviews Marcelo Wanderley
The Music, Movement, Machines (MMM) podcast features in-depth conversations with musicians, artists, and researchers on technology and the performing arts.
Caroline Palmer and Mathieu Roy's research included in Quebec Science's list of the Top 10 Discoveries of the Year
Congratulations to Caroline Palmer and Mathieu Roy, regular members, for their ourstanding research