Federico Andreoni

Concert organist, music researcher, and church musician, I divide my time between Toronto and Montreal. 

On my website you will find my biography, and information upcoming events and compositions. You can also listen to some recordings from my live performances.

Information about my theoretical and musicological research is coming soon.

Come back again to check my latest news. Feel free to contact me at federico.andreoni@gmail.com, and to join me on Facebook and LinkedIn!

SJE MUSIC

Find out more about the music programme at St. John the Evangelist, its choir, its organ, and all the concerts happening in what is one of the most exclusive churches in Montreal. Read more...


Located on the flamboyant Quartier des Spectacles, next to the new concert hall in Place des Arts, SJE offers amazing performance opportunities to both young and established musicians. Come and join us for some great music, in a wonderful acoustic and a great location, in one of the major world cities! 

LINKS
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NEWS

May 2012. I am pleased and honored to announce that I have been awarded the Joseph-Armand Bombardier CGS by the Canadian agency SSHRC (Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council). This grant will support my research on improvisation and form in German Baroque keyboard music. 
April 2012. During the 2013, 2014, and 2015 concert seasons Federico will perform the complete organ works of J. S. Bach on the magnificent Wolff organ op. 27 at the church of St. John the Evangelist in Montreal. 16 concerts to celebrate one of the most amazing composers of all times! More about this in the Fall 2012.

UPCOMING EVENTS

THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2012
SJE, Montreal
Ascension. Choral High Mass at 5:45pm

CURRENT RESEARCH

Studying the cultural context in which keyboard tablature developed, from the XIVth through the XVIIth century. Very interesting correspondences can be found between tablature, Judeo-Christian traditions, Kaballah, and esoterism... 

Analyzing the use of counterpoint in Brahm's short piano pieces, which reveals interesting hidden thematic and formal relationships.

My doctoral research explores the relationship between improvisation and large-scale formal designs in German organ and keyboard repertoire of the 17th and 18th Century. 

ABOUT FEDERICO  
Read my bio (in English, French, and Italian) and some reviews of my past performances. Listen to some audio samples of my past performances, and look at photos of events and trips that took me around the world. Info about my compositions can also be found here.

SOUND SNIPPETS (live performances)

Messiaen - Dieu parmi Nous.mp3

Andreoni - Flowers of Jamaica.mp3

Vierne - Allegro vivace.mp3