Paige Wynn
Operations Manager
Paige Wynn is a trans composer and producer from Toronto, Ontario currently based in Worcester, Massachusetts. She graduated from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor of Music (Composition) and studied with the likes of Gary Kulesha and Abigail Richardson. In 2022 she was co-nominated for the Friends of Canadian Music Award with Matthew Fava, the previous head of the CMC. In 2021, she worked as the composer in residence at the Markham People’s Community Church. Her music has been selected for workshops around Toronto, Ontario, including her piece Tell me who I am in July 2020 and her piece Dancing in the Mirror for the CMC’s Activate program in May 2021. Paige is also dedicated to the production and advocacy of contemporary music. In 2024 she co-hosted Kaleidoscope, a string quartet concert featuring three world premieres and one American premiere. In 2015 Paige directed Pulse, a concert series that facilitated musical and social exploration in accessible and relaxed spaces. She organized two separate concerts, premiered four new Canadian works. Through her music and productions, Paige hopes to inspire authenticity, reflection, and create safer, more expressive spaces for all people
Appointed September 2023
Contact Paige by email.
Operations Manager
Paige Wynn is a trans composer and producer from Toronto, Ontario currently based in Worcester, Massachusetts. She graduated from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor of Music (Composition) and studied with the likes of Gary Kulesha and Abigail Richardson. In 2022 she was co-nominated for the Friends of Canadian Music Award with Matthew Fava, the previous head of the CMC. In 2021, she worked as the composer in residence at the Markham People’s Community Church. Her music has been selected for workshops around Toronto, Ontario, including her piece Tell me who I am in July 2020 and her piece Dancing in the Mirror for the CMC’s Activate program in May 2021. Paige is also dedicated to the production and advocacy of contemporary music. In 2024 she co-hosted Kaleidoscope, a string quartet concert featuring three world premieres and one American premiere. In 2015 Paige directed Pulse, a concert series that facilitated musical and social exploration in accessible and relaxed spaces. She organized two separate concerts, premiered four new Canadian works. Through her music and productions, Paige hopes to inspire authenticity, reflection, and create safer, more expressive spaces for all people
Appointed September 2023
Contact Paige by email.
