Annelise Noronha provides a keynote address as the last event of AUDIO+ 2021. Drawing on her 25+ years working as a recording engineer, producer and musician in studios and stages across Canada, Noronha will share her experiences, professional history, mentors and allies, as well as her insights into creating incentives for an environment that encourages diversity in audio.

Noronha is a freelance recording producer, composer, and educator based in Toronto, Ontario, with an extensive and diverse background in the music industry. Noronha worked as an audio engineer for artists such as Ansley Simpson, Blue Rodeo, James Brown, Jennifer Lopez, Phil Dwyer, and Oscar Peterson (among many others). Her impressive portfolio also includes long format mixing, digital editing, and cast recording experience for movies and television projects by Atom Egoyan, David Hyde, and others. Noronha has been a panelist for the Toronto AES event Diversity in Audio in May 2020, and a featured guest on the Sisters of Sound podcast in October 2018.

This event is presented in part by the Orion Series in Fine Arts.

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