Award-winning trumpeter and recent graduate of the Berklee Global Jazz Institute, Andrew McAnsh is an active force in the contemporary jazz scene, contributing to a range of forward-thinking ensembles and creative initiatives. He has performed alongside a distinguished roster of artists, including Esperanza Spalding, Danilo Pérez, John Patitucci, Brian Blade, Bill Dobbins, Joy Lapps, Larnell Lewis, Terri Lyne Carrington, George Garzone, Pat LaBarbera, Hilario Duran, and Bobby Shew. His appearances at renowned international festivals such as the Newport Jazz Festival, Panama Jazz Festival, Kobe Jazz Walk, Toronto Jazz Festival, and Montreal Jazz Festival have solidified his reputation as a dynamic and versatile performer.

    During his time at Humber College, McAnsh also had the opportunity to collaborate with jazz luminaries such as Jack DeJohnette, Chris Potter, Joe Lovano, Dave Holland, Terence Blanchard, and the New York Voices.

 

​    Johnathan Morin is a 32 year old indigenous tap dancer hailing from Treaty 6 Edmonton, Alberta. Now residing in Treaty 13 Toronto Ontario he is a force in the tap dance community and known across the country and around the world. A Dora Award Nominee, Johnathan co-produces and co directs Rhythm and Sound Dance Company alongside Cori Giannotta and also runs his own drop in classes in Toronto. His passion for the dance has brought him across the country as well as internationally as a performer and educator. 

    With his talent, dedication, and impressive list of accomplishments, Johnathan Morin is sure to continue making rhythmic waves in the world of Canadian tap dance for years to come.

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