CARLOS FOGGIN
Carlos Foggin — Conductor & Organist
Awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal for outstanding service to the Province in the field of arts and culture and expanding the reach of the arts in Alberta in 2022, and named the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta’s Emerging Artist in 2020, Carlos Foggin is the music director & founder of the Rocky Mountain Symphony Orchestra, and has conducted the ensemble since its inception in 2016.
Equally comfortable in the opera pit or on the concert stage, he has been afforded opportunities to share his art widely in North America, Asia, and Western Europe.
Mr. Foggin is a Fellow of the Royal Canadian College of Organists, the 100th organist to be given the society’s highest honour.
Mr. Foggin’s primary musical teachers and mentors include: Glen Montgomery (piano), Neil Cockburn (Organ), Gareth Jones (Conducting).
Awards
Community Ensemble of the Year
YYCMusic Awards | 2024
Norman Kennedy Graduate Scholarship | 2024
Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal
Province of Alberta | 2023
Lieutenant Governor of Alberta
Emerging Artist Award | 2020
The Willan Prize 2016
For highest marks in national exams (FRCCO)
The Heather Spry Prize 2016
For highest marks in written examination (FRCCO)
The Doreen Porter Prize 2016
For highest marks in practical examination (FRCCO)
Anthony G. Petti Scholarship in Music 2015
F.L. Fenwick Scholarship in Music 2013 | 2014 | 2015
Jason Lang Scholarship 2014 | 2015
The Willan Prize 2013
For highest marks in national exams (ARCCO)
The Rollinson Prize 2013
For highest marks in written examination (ARCCO)
The Ruth & Ralph Barker Prize 2013
For highest marks in practical examination (ARCCO)
The Kathleen Williams Prize 2008
For highest marks in national exams (CRCCO)