McMaster Percussion Ensemble Concert

Throughout the pandemic, music students have navigated many hurdles whilst trying to maintain the spirit of live performance. The School of the Arts is pleased to invite you the McMaster University Percussion Ensemble Concert, an event which marks the return to in-person concerts for the first time since March 2020.

Under the direction of Dr. Michael Schutz, the McMaster Percussion Ensemble brings together a dynamic group of students from across campus sharing an interest in percussion. Their repertoire includes drum trios, transcriptions of well known musical works, solo features and new repertoires exploring the boundaries of the percussive arts.

Important Event Information

In order to minimize uncertainty and disruption to our students, staff, faculty and university communities, Ontario’s universities, including McMaster, will maintain their COVID-19 vaccination policies until the end of the Winter term (April 30th).

McMaster University will maintain indoor mask requirement until at the end of the Winter term (April 30th). Masks must be worn at all times by audience members.

All audience members must abide by McMaster University's COVID-19 Health and Safety Procedures. Likewise, audience members must abide by McMaster University's Visitor Vaccination Policy. Upon arrival, audience members will be asked to show visual proof of one of the screening tools listed below. If an audience member is unable to provide proof of vaccination or if they have symptoms of COVID-19 or are otherwise unable to successfully complete the provincial government’s COVID-19 self assessment, they will not be able to attend the performance.

Students, Faculty and Staff

All McMaster faculty, students and staff are required to complete daily COVID screening via MacCheck before coming to a McMaster location.

Visitors

To attend a McMaster location, all visitors must download and use the McMaster Safety App to provide proof of full COVID-19 vaccination at least one hour before their first time attending a McMaster location. For ease of entry, we suggest audience members

In addition, all individuals must not attend a McMaster location if they have symptoms of COVID-19 or are otherwise unable to successfully complete the provincial government’s COVID-19 self assessment.