BIOGRAPHYKristine Dizon is a clarinetist, conductor, writer, and educator currently serving as a Banting Postdoctoral Fellow at Concordia University in Montréal and the Carlos Miguel Conducting Fellow at OAcademy. She is the founder of TMAP Productions, a label dedicated to supporting underrepresented musicians, and the Music & Language Learning Center, an online global education platform.
Her work spans Europe, Asia, and the Americas through masterclasses, festival residencies, and premieres of new works by living composers. Her recordings, An American In Paris and Two of a Kind—have been internationally recognized for her “shimmering technique,” “refined sound,” and “fluid musical dialogue.” She is also a prize-winning researcher, published author, and recipient of honors from the Fulbright Program, Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia, and World Classical Music Awards. |
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NEW DIGITAL RLEASERE:CONNECTre:CONNECT was made possible by a consortium commission featuring the La HERmandad duo (Carrie RavenStem and Adria Sutherland, clarinets) and other artists (see consortium members below). The work received its world premiere at the 2023 International Clarinet Association's 50th Anniversary "ClarinetFest" in Denver, Colorado.
The music addresses the conference's theme, "unity" by exploring the four stages of separation and togetherness experienced by many during the 2020 COVID pandemic. |
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NEWS
Advanced to Second Round - McKnight Fellowships for Musicians 2026Kristine Dizon advanced to the second round of the 2026 McKnight Fellowships for Musicians, a competitive national award recognizing artistic excellence, originality, and impact in the performing arts.
The McKnight Artist and Culture Bearers Fellowship intends to recognize and support artists and culture bearers who are beyond emerging and have sustained experience in their practice area. Fellows demonstrate achievement, commitment, and high-level proficiency in artistic and/or culture bearer practice that contributes to their field and impacts and benefits people in Minnesota. www.macphail.org/mcknight-fellowships/ |
January 2026 Official Selmer Artist - Henri Selmer Paris Kristine Dizon was named a Selmer Artist by Henri Selmer Paris, joining an international roster of distinguished performers representing the historic French instrument maker. |
January 2026 New Podcast Alert: Whose Stage Is It Anyway? Launched in 2026, Whose Stage Is It, Anyway? is a public humanities podcast hosted by Dr. Kristine Dizon exploring power, access, and authority in music and performance culture through cultural analysis and close listening. |
December 2025 Modern Reflections - Reviewed in The Clarinet Kristine Dizon’s recording Modern Reflections was featured in the December 2025 issue of The Clarinet, published by the International Clarinet Association. The review praised her tonal control, interpretive clarity, and engagement with contemporary repertoire. |
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