Music, Memory and the Armenian Genocide—Series 3 Episode 1
The JHI’s Humanities at Large podcast returns for Series 3! In Episode 1: Music, Memory and the Armenian Genocide (https://www.humanities.utoronto.ca/news/music-memory-and-armenian-genocide-series-3-episode-1) , host Melissa Gismondi speaks with pianist and composer Eve Egoyan who explores, through In Stone, a deeply personal work shaped by her family’s connection to the Armenian Genocide, how music can give voice to a history that has been denied. Blending piano, her own voice and AI-generated sound, Egoyan turns to music to confront silence, memory and denial, and to imagine nature itself as a witness to history. Eve was the JHI’s 2025-26 Artist in Residence.