Gregory Oh

Gregory Oh conducted RUR A Torrent of Light (Nicole Lizée/Nic Billon) for Tapestry, for which he received the 2022 Dora Mavor Moore Award, as well as The Cave (Tomson Highway/John Millard) and Bearing (Michael Greyeyes/Signal Theatre) for the Luminato Festival, and the recording Ride the Wind with Roscoe Mitchell and the Montreal-Toronto Jazz Orchestra. On piano, he premiered Scott Good’s Hands of Orlac with the London Symphonia and Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony, toured Rwanda and the UK with Neema Bickersteth and Century Song (Volcano), and was featured as conductor and pianist at the Shanghai New Music Festival and the Beijing Modern Music Festival. He is currently writing a concert play called Lessons in Failure that was recently featured on CBC Q, which Wholenote Magazine hailed as “one of the best concerts I’ve ever been to.” He teaches at the University of Toronto and programs Summer Music in the Garden at Harbourfront Centre.