Music

The School of Music offers graduate programs and degrees in three broad fields of specialization: performance, composition, and music scholarship.

 
 
 

Faculty Members in Music

Name Research Interests
Anderson, L. Mark Piano, Piano Pedagogy
Carrabre, T. Patrick Music; construction of identity; creation of shared musical spaces with indigenous and non-western musicians; decolonization; use of interactive electronics
Chang, Dorothy Composition
Davis, Ryan Strings
Fisher, Alexander Music, n.e.c.; Christianity studies (including biblical studies and church history); musicology; music; Sound Studies; History; religious history; european history
Franch Ballester, Jose Spanish clarinetist
Fung, David Performing arts; performing arts, music, piano, piano performance, intersections between music and visual arts; historically informed performance,
Gillham, David violin
Girard, Jonathan conducting, orchestra, opera, new music, conducting pedagogy, orchestral repertoire, symphonic music, orchestral music, orchestration, Berlioz, Stravinsky
Hamel, Keith Music composition; Composition; Interactive Computer Music
Hamm, Corey Piano and Chamber music
Hermiston, Nancy Jane Performing arts, n.e.c.; Other medical sciences; opera, voice, theatre, interdisciplinary work with a diversity of fields and opera; Opera training and its effect on sculpting the brain - Wall Opera Project, Hermiston/L/Boyd/J Werker
Hesselink, Nathan Music; ethnomusicology; music analysis; entrainment; rhythmic play and social meaning; Anglo-American rock music; African American popular music
Jun, Hyejung Music; choral
Langager, Graeme choral conducting
Law, Hedy Opera; eighteenth-century French music; opera; pantomime; dance; gesture; sign; the Enlightenment; Cantonese music; Cantonese opera; Cantonese songs; tone language; global Cantonese music; global music history; gender and sexuality; music and race
Maler, Anabel Humanities and the arts; music and disability studies; music in Deaf culture; music perception; embodiment and gesture; post-tonal form; intersections of music theory, musicology, and ethnomusicology
Metzer, David Popular Music, Classical Music, Popular Culture, Musicology, Jazz Studies
Poudrier, Eve Music theory; Theories of rhythm and meter, with a special emphasis on temporal multiplicity and twentieth-century music; Music cognition, especially rhythm, expertise, and cross-cultural issues; Schenkerian analysis
Raftery, James opera; baritone; tenor
Robinson, Dylan Indigenous Arts
Sharon, Rena chamber music and conflict resolution, art song / lieder, young artist experience summer camp
Szabo, Krisztina
Taylor, Robert Music, Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Music Education, Conducting, Instrumental conducting, brass instruments
Tenzer, Michael Music Cultures of the World,  Rhythm,  Music and Human Evolution,  Music and Cultural Critique,  Jazz,  Indonesian Music,  Contemporary Art Music, Performance, composition, promoting interest in the world's finest musics
Van Handel, Leigh
Vellutini, Claudio Opera; Critical Musicology; Cultural and reception history of nineteenth-century Italian opera; Early 19th century music (opera); Habsburg cultural policies; Historiography; Italian opera in the Habsburg Empire; Performance and staging practices; Vienna opera (first half of 19th century); 19th-century opera singers; Opera and mobility studies; Opera's global dissemination in the 19th century
Whitney, Valerie Music; French Horn
Wood, Jasper Violin, chamber music
 
 
 
 

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