Harpsichordist Susan Toman has held a deep passion for music of the Baroque era since she was a child. She was a prize winner at the 2007 Brugge International Harpsichord competition, and completed her Doctorate in harpsichord from McGill University in 2009. From 2011 to 2014, she co-directed La Compagnie Baroque Mont-Royal in Montreal with tenor David Menzies.

Susan has appeared at early music Festivals in Montreal, Bloomington, Rochester, and London. More locally, she has performed with the Ottawa Bach Choir, Theatre of Early Music, Thirteen Strings, and Music & Beyond. Active as both a soloist and collaborator, she can be heard in local concert series as well as the house concerts that she hosts every year. Susan is currently an Associate Faculty member at Carleton University (Ottawa) where she teaches harpsichord. In the past she has taught at the University of Regina and Greenville College, and has designed courses for both Taylor University and the University of North Texas.      

Susan's discography with harpsichord includes Rameau's Nouvelles suites de clavecin (Centaur Records, 2008) and Road to the Isles (2013). ​

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