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WHO WE ARE

Drawn from a talented pool of physicians, medical faculty, medical and other students, colleagues and friends, the orchestra brings a unique humanistic, artistic and social dimension to medical education and the medical profession. In 1989, Dr. Ante L. Padjen founded the orchestra with an aim to reinforce the study of humanities at the Faculty of Medicine of McGill University.

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A word from our founder
Dr. Ante L. Padjen

What propels successful doctors and scientists with hectic lifestyles to devote three hours of their week to a non-professional orchestra? For many, this is a return to something they cherish and really enjoy.

The orchestra allows musicians to express themselves in spite of having turned away from musical careers. I observe a work ethic that almost surpasses that of professional musicians. Highly skilled professionals in various fields, the orchestral members are able to apply their focus and discipline to the practice of music.

The thought of life without music is unimaginable to me; it’s like asking if you can live without food or air. Music is communication. I’m happy to be alive and to be able to play it.

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Sunday, March 2, 2025, 4PM

Water Symphony

Set sail to a warmer climate with I Medici di McGill as we celebrate the sounds of the sea and the healing power of music with our Water Symphony live event. We are thrilled to welcome Maestra Lori Antounian on her maiden voyage as Musical Director and Conductor. The concert features the beautiful voice of the accomplished mezzo-soprano Chelsea Pringle-Duchemin making waves as soloist in Elgar’s song cycle Sea Pictures.

 

The concert will be held on March 2nd at 4PM at The Church of St. Andrew and St. Paul. 

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