A bit about me...

Maryrose McLaughlin is a young musician and  first year musicology masters student at Tufts University. Maryrose also has a degree in philosophy and music, with a focus in piano and voice performance, from Saint Anselm College. During her undergraduate career, Maryrose studied both conducting and composition and completed her senior thesis on the etymology, form, and theory of Baroque Italian concertos. Maryrose was also a soloist  for the Saint Anselm College Choir during their 2024 Euro-Tour, and will be performing with them again in Paris in March of 2027.

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Maryrose’s current  academic focuses are both histoircal and ethnographical; she is currently working on research relating to the Early Modern period and the effects of colonialism in Irish music, religion, and culture. Additionally, Maryrose is now a member of the Tufts Early Music Ensemble, where she will be playing harp and singing.

 

 When not at school, Maryrose lives and works in New London, NH as a part-time dental assistant and line cook. In her free time, she enjoys writing, painting, baking, traveling, and spending time outside.

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For information about Maryrose’s writings and performances follow her on Instagram: @maryrose__mclaughlin