Dr. Trevor Chartrand is an active collaborative pianist, and repetiteur in Toronto, Ontario. Being one of
Canada’s most sought after pianists for both recitals performances and opera coaching, he has worked as a head
coach/repetiteur for many opera companies across Canada and the United States including the Canadian Opera
Company (COC), the Glenn Gould School, Opera5, Western University, the University of Michigan, OperaQ and
Cowtown Opera.
Chartrand has performed numerous recitals across the country with both voice and instrumental
partners. These performances have included venues such as the Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre at the Four
Seasons Centre, Koerner Hall, St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts, Roy Thompson Hall, the Meridian Arts Centre, and
many universities across Canada and the United States.
He has also been active overseas serving as music director in France at the Franco American Vocal
Academy. In addition to his international work, Trevor has adjudicated for ORMTA (Ontario Registered Music
Teachers’ Association) zone competitions, and contemporary showcase competitions for both voice and piano,
across Ontario. He has also given public masterclasses as an alumnus at the Western University, and at the
University of Manitoba.
Trevor holds a Doctorate of Musical Arts (DMA) from the University of Michigan under the tutelage of
Martin Katz. He has also obtained an undergraduate degree in solo piano performance, a Master’s degree in
collaborative piano (both from Western University), as well as his ARCT from the Royal Conservatory of Music.