Partnerships & Collaborations
Since its launch in 2012, the We Are All Musicians (WAAM) Project has facilitated hundreds of inclusive musical workshops, performances, and collaborative projects throughout Canada and around the world.
WAAM has partnered with numerous community organizations including: Being Studio (formerly H’Art of Ottawa), The Alzheimer’s Society of Ottawa and Renfrew County, Regina Street Public School, Propeller Dance, Community Music Schools of Toronto, the National Arts Centre, Minwaashin Lodge, Discovery University, Kidsability, Opening Doors, Saint Vincent Hospital, the Dementia Centre of Ottawa and Renfrew County, Radical Connections, and many others.
Past WAAM Collaborations
“Turning the Page,” a collaboration with Being Studio performed at the National Arts Centre 4th Stage. 
“Flesh and Spokes,” a collaboration with Propeller Dance. 
Sooundwalk/Soundtalk at Wintergreen Bioblitz. 
Soundwalk/Soundtalk at Wintergreen Bioblitz. 
Motion-controlled interactive gong workshop at Pique Festival, Ottawa. 
Ludophone workshop at Regent Park, Toronto. 
Mud Lake Symphony, a collaboration with Regina Street Alternative School and the National Arts Centre Orchestra. 
Musical Marble Run plus Adaptive Use Musical Instrument (AUMI). 
Hitting the Books interactive performance, Carleton University Library in conjunction with the Carleton University Art Gallery (CUAG). 
Octamasher interactive jam. 
Turning the Tables interactive prepared turntable installation/performance, Carleton University Art Gallery. 
Soundwalk/Soundtalk at Wintergreen Bioblitz 
Junk Funk Sound Cube, Canada Day in Ottawa, 2011.
Rich Tapestries: The Ongoing Story of WAAM
In 2019, Ottawa-based freelance photographer and filmmaker, Hasi Eldib, directed Rich Tapestries: The Ongoing Story of WAAM. The documentary film brings to life the essence of the We Are All Musicians (WAAM) project while offering insight into the vibrant world of music and its profound impact on participants.
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