Michael Schutz is Professor of Music Cognition/Percussion at McMaster University in Canada, where he conducts the percussion ensemble and teaches courses on music perception and cognition. Prior to McMaster, Michael spent five years as Director of Percussion Studies at Longwood University, taught percussion at Virginia Commonwealth University, and performed frequently with the Roanoke Symphony, Opera on the James, Oratorio Society of Virginia, and the Lynchburg Symphony. Active in the promotion of new mus
For additional information on his research and publications here are his Google Scholar and LinkedIn profiles. General information can be found on Wikipedia , and further detail on his current research on the official MAPLE Lab website .
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