Fraser Jackson & Monique de Margerie Toronto, Ontario
Toronto Symphony bassoonist Fraser Jackson and pianist Monique de Margerie have been playing music together since 2009. They met at the Cammac Music Festival in Québec where they still teach every summer. Specializing in a broad range of musical styles, they have performed in such places as Toronto, Quebec, and Cambodia. ... more
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