In today’s NACO Lunch Break, Stephanie Morin, second flute, performs Sourmagic by American composer and flutist Alice Jones.
After the pandemic began last year, Alice Jones decided to compose a series of four pieces in a project called #TinyEfforts2020, which she made available for anyone to play, on any instrument they like. This was a way for her to stay in touch with her musical community, support people around her, and elevate BIPOC artists.
The piece Stephanie is performing, Sourmagic, is taken from the second installment, #TinyEfforts2021. If you wish to download and perform these pieces (however you like!), please visit Alice Jones’s website.
second flute and piccolo
Stephanie Morin
Ottawa, ON
Stephanie Morin joined the NAC Orchestra as Second Flute and Piccolo in 2020 and is currently on faculty at the University of Ottawa. In addition to her teaching at uOttawa, Stephanie has been a guest speaker and teacher at programs such as OAcademy, Fluture Music Studio and Flute On The Edge. She is also an active chamber musician, and has performed in NAC chamber music concerts and for Ottawa Chamberfest.
Prior to her tenure at the National Arts Centre Orchestra, Stephanie held positions as Assistant Principal Flute with the Edmonton Symphony, and Principal Flute of the Laval and Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean orchestras. She has also performed with ensembles such as Les Violons du Roy, the Orchestre Métropolitain, and the Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal.
Stephanie pursued her music studies in Montreal, first at Marianopolis College with Carolyn Christie, then at McGill University with Denis Bluteau, and finally at the Conservatoire de Musique de Montréal where she completed a Masters in Flute Performance with Marie-Andrée Benny. Stephanie is a prize-winner at the OSM Competition, the Canadian Music Competition, the Prix d’Europe, and the Orchestra Toronto Concerto Competition.
Stephanie Morin est deuxième flûte et piccolo pour l’Orchestre du CNA depuis 2020 et enseigne présentement à l’Université d’Ottawa. Elle a également été conférencière et professeure invitée pour divers programmes, dont Oacademy, Fluture Music Studio et Flute on the Edge. Chambriste passionnée, elle a participé à des concerts de musique de chambre du CNA et au Chamberfest d’Ottawa.
Avant de faire partie de l’Orchestre du Centre national des Arts, elle a été assistante flûte solo à l’Orchestre symphonique d’Edmonton et flûte solo aux orchestres symphoniques de Laval et du Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean. Elle s’est aussi produite avec Les Violons du Roy, l’Orchestre Métropolitain et l’Orchestre symphonique de Montréal.
Stephanie Morin a suivi sa formation musicale à Montréal, étudiant auprès de Carolyn Christie au Collège Marianopolis, de Denis Bluteau à l’Université McGill et de Marie-Andrée Benny au Conservatoire de musique de Montréal, où elle obtenu une maîtrise en interprétation pour la flûte. Elle a remporté le Concours OSM, le Concours de musique du Canada, le Prix d’Europe et le Concours de concertos d’Orchestra Toronto.
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