Dominic Greene Music

I take my work as a professional musician very seriously. I am always professional, punctual, respectful, well dressed and more than happy to accommodate specific musical requests. I have recently completed a masters degree in violin performance at the University of Toronto. I enjoy collaborating with other musicians, and frequently perform in string duo, trio and quartet settings (ie. violin/violin, violin/violin/cello, violin/violin/viola/cello). I absolutely love what I do, and it would be a pleasure to add a nice atmosphere to your event with some string music!

St. John's native Dominic Greene recently completed a Master of Music degree in violin performance at the University of Toronto, in the studio of Erika Raum. While in Toronto, Dominic has performed with various ensembles, including the University of Toronto Symphony Orchestra, University of Toronto Baroque Ensemble and the Sneak Peek Orchestra. This year, Dominic was privileged to have been given the opportunity to play as concertmaster of the University of Toronto Symphony and Opera Orchestras. He has also been an active freelance performer and teacher across the GTA. Prior to his studies in Toronto, Dominic attended Memorial Unversity of Newfoundland, where he completed a Bachelor of Music degree in Violin Performance with Nancy Dahn. During his time at Memorial, Dominic played violin and viola with the Memorial University Chamber Orchestra, assuming roles of concertmaster and principal viola, and has also been a regular member of the first violin section of the Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra, sitting as assistant concertmaster for the (phone number hidden) season. He is past assistant concertmaster of the Newfoundland Symphony Youth Orchestra. Dominic enjoys playing violin as a pit orchestra musician, having played for local productions such as South Pacific and West Side Story. Dominic was also a regular performer in the local Kiwanis Music Festival for solo violin, and has represented the strings in the junior rosebowl competition several times. He has participated in summer music programs, including the Tuckamore Chamber Music Festival, the Scotia Festival of Music, the Orford Music Festival and the Tafelmusik Baroque Summer Institute. Dominic is also a regular member of the orchestra for the Opera on the Avalon Festival in St. John’s. In addition to his love of instrumental music, Dominic has shared his love of choral music with various ensembles around the city of St. John’s, including the Memorial University Chamber Choir, the Quintessential Vocal Ensemble and Innismara Renaissance ensemble. In 2011, Dominic was the inaugural recipient of the Dorothy and David Peters renewable Scholarship for music performance at Memorial University.

Dominic is currently a freelance performer and teacher in St. John's, and frequently performs in solo violin, string duo, trio, quartet and orchestral settings. He is a versatile performer, and is proficient in many styles including classical, folk, pop, rock and jazz.

If you would like to get in touch with me, I can be reached by phone/text message at (phone number hidden), or by email at (email hidden) You can also check out my YouTube channel: Dominic Greene Violin. I look forward to hearing from you!