Ozorak

Native of the capital city, Suzanne Ozorak completed her musical studies in organ performance and piano pedagogy at the University of Ottawa. She continued her training at the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal in Raymond Daveluy’s organ class, where she earned a First Prize. She then refined her skills with Bernard Lagacé at Concordia University, obtaining an advanced diploma in organ performance.

Internships in several European countries allowed her to work with major organ masters such as André Isoir, Daniel Roth, Marie‑Claire Alain, Michel Chapuis, Ferdinando Tagliavini and Montserrat Torrent. She further developed her improvisation skills with Tobias Willi and Emmanuel Le Divellec in Switzerland.

Her most recent recording, made on the magnificent organ of Saint‑Martin in Dudelange, Luxembourg, features works from the symphonic organ repertoire.

Suzanne Ozorak has performed in several European countries as well as in Canada and the United States. In 2022, she was invited to the International Organ Festival in Piedmont and later in Bern, Switzerland. In spring 2023, she had the opportunity to give a concert on a Spanish organ in Panama City, Panama.

Alongside her career as an organist, Suzanne Ozorak studied piano pedagogy with Jean‑Paul Sevilla and Cynthia Millman Floyd. She began teaching at the Conservatoire de musique de Gatineau, then at the University of Ottawa and the Conservatoire de Montréal. Her teachers were Gisèle Pépin and Madeleine Bélanger. She has been teaching from her home studio in Montérégie and has been affiliated with the Vincent‑d’Indy School of Music since 2012. She is also accompanist for the Troubadours de LaSalle choir.