Becky Reesor (she/her) is an immersive pianist-composer based in Saint John, NB. With original piano and large-scale nature projections, she turns concerts into seated nature walks.

"It's an adventure while offering peace." 
– Kate Giles, Artistic Director (Sunbury Nature and Arts Centre)

Reesor is currently touring her latest album, Stop the Clock, snapshots of landscapes fleeting moments in nature. Her newest compositions (Felt, Not Said, 2027) turn inward, exploring heart, gut, and senses. A folk-inflected classical sound laced with jazz and electronic influence, her work has been featured on CBC Radio and presented in venues ranging from Scotland's historic Iona Abbey to arts centres across Atlantic Canada.

Creative freedom has always been central to Reesor’s artistic life. From writing poetry and arranging choral music to filling sketchbooks, sewing costumes and dancing simply to feel energy move through her, she has long expressed herself through multiple art forms. Later in her career, she realized she had lost that freedom. This sparked a journey of looking inward, and embracing self-expression through various art forms. Today, that exploration shapes her performances, inviting listeners to encounter music through image, memory, movement and sensation.

"It just made me want to go and touch some bark." 
– Audience member, Saint Andrews NB

Alongside her solo project, Reesor is in demand as a film composer, wedding and event pianist, band keyboardist and classical collaborator, including with Symphony New Brunswick and the New Brunswick Music Festival. She runs an international online piano studio and hosts improvisation workshops. She holds a Master of Music from McGill University.  

Reesor's upcoming single, Drifts, will release in 2027.