Steve Bellamy
Steve Bellamy is Associate Dean for the Humber School of Creative and Performing Arts in Toronto. An acoustic music producer and recording engineer, he is a specialist in jazz and classical music recording and the founder of Addo Records. He has engineered or produced more than 150 commercial CD recordings of classical and jazz music and his recordings have received four Juno Awards, several Juno nominations, and many Felix and Opus awards.
Steve has recorded nationally and internationally acclaimed artists including Anton Kuerti, Isabel Bayrakdarian, James Ehnes, Kirk MacDonald, Ted Quinlan, Brian Dickinson, Mike Downes, Dafnis Prieto, Donny McCaslin, John Stetch, Dave Douglas, the Gryphon Trio, and Tafelmusik.
As an educator, he has served on faculty at The Banff Centre, McGill University, the University of Hartford, and Humber College. Steve's research interests include music over networks, multichannel music recording, auditory perception, and psychoacoustics. He is an active member of the AES (Audio Engineering Society) and CARAS (Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences) and has been a frequent guest speaker and clinician for a number of institutions.
Steve has recorded nationally and internationally acclaimed artists including Anton Kuerti, Isabel Bayrakdarian, James Ehnes, Kirk MacDonald, Ted Quinlan, Brian Dickinson, Mike Downes, Dafnis Prieto, Donny McCaslin, John Stetch, Dave Douglas, the Gryphon Trio, and Tafelmusik.
As an educator, he has served on faculty at The Banff Centre, McGill University, the University of Hartford, and Humber College. Steve's research interests include music over networks, multichannel music recording, auditory perception, and psychoacoustics. He is an active member of the AES (Audio Engineering Society) and CARAS (Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences) and has been a frequent guest speaker and clinician for a number of institutions.
