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Douglas Macaulay
Doug
Macaulay works as a Musical Director, Composer, Arranger, Producer, and
Educator. He has composed for a wide variety of genre including band,
orchestra, and film scores and dozens of theatrical scores. His success in
live theatre includes the critically acclaimed Whale Riding Weather for
which he received a Jesse Richardson Award for outstanding Composition &
Sound Design, and the runaway hit The Number 14 which has played around
the world, and continues to be in great demand 15 years after it first opened.
The Number 14 is currently on a North American Tour which includes stops
throughout western Canada, before touring the eastern US and then another run on
Broadway in NYC.
Mr.
Macaulay has also worked as a Music Director for the Pacific Music Industry
Association, CBC Television and Radio, as director of the Cambie Street Brass
Band, the Vancouver Community College Wind Ensemble, and for Theatre Under the
Stars. He co-created the Youth Performing Arts program for the Vancouver JCC,
spent 6 years as Music Director for “Gotta Sing, Gotta Dance” summer music
theatre program, and has directed numerous other instrumental and vocal
ensembles.
Currently,
Doug is the co-founder, Artistic & Managing Director of Con Brio Festivals -
the producers of the Whistler Music Festival and Sun Peaks Music Festivals, and
is sought after as an adjudicator and clinician at music festivals throughout
the U.S. and
Canada.
Mr. Macaulay recently adjudicated the Pearl City Band Festival in
Hawaii
where he directed the Pearl City Schools Massed Bands at Aloha Stadium and has
directed bands across North America and in Europe.
Mr. Macaulay is Director of the Vancouver Firefighters Band and is
now in his 14th year as director of the award winning West Vancouver Youth Band
program which has grown from 39 to over 180 musicians.
“Anyone with a will to learn is a musician of the soul, deserving both
encouragement and respect” -
Philippe Etter
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