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Maxine Thevenot
Canadian-born organist and choral
conductor, Maxine Thévenot enjoys a distinguished international
career performing throughout Europe, Great Britain, and North
America, with a wide-ranging repertoire that includes contemporary
works written especially for her. She is known as a consummate
musician with an engaging performance style coupled with a flair
for exciting programming.
Dr. Thévenot has received the Bachelor of Music in Music
Education with distinction from the University of Saskatchewan,
and the degrees, Master of Music and, most recently, Doctor
of Musical Arts in organ performance from the Manhattan School
of Music, New York where she was twice-awarded the Bronson Ragan
Award for ‘most outstanding organist.’ She also holds the Associate
diplomas from the Royal Canadian College of Organists and the
Royal Conservatory of Music. In 2007 she was elected as an Honorary
Fellow of the National College of Music and Arts, London.
Maxine Thévenot has performed throughout North America
and Europe at many prestigious churches, concert halls, and
festivals, including St. Paul's Cathedral, London; la Cathèdrale
de Notre Dame, Paris; National Cathedral, Washington, D.C.;
Saint Thomas Fifth Avenue, New York City; Princeton University
Chapel, Princeton, New Jersey; Jack Singer Concert Hall, Calgary;
la Basilique de Notre Dame du Cap, Montréal, and the
music festivals of Bratislava, Budapest, Prague, and Vienna.
This season she will perform at several American churches and
universities including the University of Denver, St. Petersburg
College, Florida. Performances abroad include Salisbury Cathedral,
St. George’s Chapel, Windsor and Canterbury Cathedral, UK.
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