Anthony Michelli

Anthony Michelli has a diverse work experience in the music industry. Anthony started their career in 1987 as a professional drummer, musician, producer, clinician, and educator and has been self-employed in the music field since then. Anthony has also held positions as a music professor at York University and as an ensemble and private study instructor at Centennial College. In addition, Anthony has owned and operated Salem House Studio, where they have worked as a producer, editor, mixing engineer, mastering engineer, and has recorded drums and percussion. Anthony has also worked as an artist endorsee for Remo Inc., Gretsch Drums, Vater Percussion Inc, and Paiste Cymbals. Anthony has also contributed to the music industry as a drum set studies syllabus developer at Arcadia Academy of Music. In 2023, they will start working as an assistant professor of music at St. Francis Xavier University. Overall, Anthony Michelli has extensive experience and expertise in various aspects of the music industry.

Anthony Michelli's education history includes the following:

- Anthony attended York University and obtained a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) ABD in Music. Anthony studied in this field from an unknown start year until 2015.

- Prior to that, they completed a Master of Arts (M.A.) degree in Musicology and Ethnomusicology at York University.

- From 1987 to 2015, they pursued Masters and Ph.D. (ABD) studies in Music, specializing in Performance and Theory. Anthony enrolled in various institutions including the University of Toronto, York University, Banff Center for Arts, Lake Placid Center, and Mohawk College.

- In 1997, they participated in a Jazz Improvisation Seminar at Lake Placid Institute, focusing on Jazz and Big Band Performance.

- In 1996, they obtained a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Jazz Studies from the University of Toronto.

- In 1992, they attended the Summer Workshop Jazz program at The Banff Centre, specializing in Jazz Studies Performance.

- In 1990, they completed a College Degree in Music Theory and Performance at Mohawk College.