231 result(s) found.

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  Alexandre Abdoulaev

  Lecturer, Musicology

  Alexandre Abdoulaev is a musicologist, conductor, arranger, and jazz and classical pianist. He earned his Ph. D. in Historical Musicology at Boston University (GRS’14), and holds a BM in piano performance and an MA in Musicology from the Catholic University of America (BTR’03, BTR’06). Alexandre is currently a Professor of Music at West Chester University, […]
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  Aldo Abreu

  Lecturer, Historical Performance - Recorder

  Recordings on Arte Vision, Koch International. Abreu has toured throughout the US, Europe, New Zealand, Central America, and his native Venezuela. First-prize winner of the 1992 Concert Artists Guild New York competition, and laureate of the Concours Musica Antiqua (Belgium) and the Premio Flauto Dolce (Germany), Abreu has performed at the Ambassador Auditorium in Los […]
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  Vartan Aghababian

  Lecturer in Music, Composition and Music Theory

  Composition studies with William Bolcom, Leslie Bassett, James Hartway, Eric Sawyer, Theodor Antoniou, and Sam Headrick. Dr. Aghababian was a film music editor with Triad Music at Warner Brothers Studios (Burbank, CA) and has scored several documentary films while continuing to compose on commission. His music is performed throughout New England, across the United States, […]
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  Lynne Allen

  Professor of Art, Printmaking; Chair of Print Media & Photography

  Lynne Allen’s work has been exhibited widely nationally and internationally and is included in collections at the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Museum of Modern Art Library, the New York Public Library, New York; the Corcoran Gallery of Art, the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C and the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, among others.  […]
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  Felice Amato

  Assistant Professor of Art, Art Education

  Felice Amato is an artist, scholar, and educator. Her interests lie in the field of material performance; she works at the intersection of education, visual arts, theater, and performance, with a special focus on applied puppetry, masks, and arts research. Much of her research and creative work explores the phenomenological and material nature of puppetry […]
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  Kenneth Amis

  Lecturer in Music, Tuba

  World-renowned composer-performer Kenneth Amis enjoys an international career of high acclaim. Amis began his musical exploits in his home country of Bermuda. He started playing the piano at a young age and upon entering high school took up the tuba and developed an interest in performing and writing music. A Suite for Bass Tuba, composed when […]
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  Martin Amlin

  Mildred P. Gilfillan Professor of Music; Senior Director, Young Artists Composition Program, BU Tanglewood Institute

  Composer and pianist Martin Amlin has received grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the Massachusetts Artists Foundation, the St. Botolph Club Foundation, and the Massachusetts Council for the Arts. He was a recipient of an ASCAP Grant to Young Composers and has received numerous ASCAP Plus Awards. He has […]
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  Carl Anderson

  Lecturer in Music, Bass; Assistant Director, Double Bass Workshop, BU Tanglewood Institute

  Double bassist Carl Anderson joined the Boston Symphony Orchestra at the start of the 2019-2020 season. A versatile performer, he is equally comfortable in the orchestra, in chamber music ensembles, and as a soloist. Orchestral appearances have included performances with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra; with the New York Philharmonic under the baton of Alan Gilbert […]
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  Jean Anderson

  Lecturer in Music, Voice

  Dr. Jean Anderson is a nationally-known vocal coach and pianist. She is the principal opera coach at Boston Conservatory, where she also coaches art song and teaches courses in operatic recitative and aria studies. She teaches foreign-language diction at the New England Conservatory of Music. She is active as a musical advisor, pianist, and coach […]
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  Steven Ansell

  Associate Professor of Music, Viola

  Steven Ansell joined the Boston Symphony Orchestra as principal viola in September 1996, occupying the Charles S. Dana chair, having already appeared with the BSO in Symphony Hall as guest principal viola. A native of Seattle, he also remains a member of the acclaimed Muir String Quartet, which he co-founded in 1979, and with which […]
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  Jorge Arroyo

  Assistant Professor, Lighting Design; Co-Chair of Design and Production

  Jorge Arroyo is a freelance Lighting Designer based in Boston and New York with over 25 years of experience in theater, dance, concerts, corporate events, opera, and television. Born and raised in Puerto Rico, he is one of only a handful of professional lighting designers to hail from the island. He is an organizing member […]
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  Edwin Barker

  Associate Professor of Music, Double Bass

  Edwin Barker is recognized as one of the most gifted bassists on the American concert scene.  Acknowledged as an accomplished solo and ensemble player, Mr. Barker has concertized in North America, South America, Europe, and the Far East. As principal double bass of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Edwin Barker has performed and recorded extensively with […]
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  Bella Bennett

  Lecturer in Art, Graphic Design

  Bella Bennett is a graphic designer based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She received her MFA in Graphic Design from Boston University in 2022. Her thesis work focused on the interplay between digital and print publishing. Previously she received her Bachelor of Arts in Writing, Literature and Publishing from Emerson College in 2019. Bella is a designer […]
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  Samantha Bennett

  Core Faculty, Violin, BU Tanglewood Institute

  Hailed by the Chicago Tribune as a violinist “requiring no caveats, full of subtlety and poise,” Samantha Bennett is an active and varied performer around the nation. She was recently appointed to the violin section of The Florida Orchestra, beginning September 2015. She performs regularly with Boston Symphony Orchestra, Boston Pops, and Sarasota Orchestra and is a […]
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  Mark Berger

  Lecturer, Music Theory

  Violist and composer Mark Berger has toured throughout the United States and internationally as a member of the Lydian String Quartet, performing the acknowledged masterpieces of the classical, romantic, and modern eras as well as premiering remarkable compositions written by today's cutting-edge composers. In addition to his work with the quartet, Berger frequently performs with […]
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  Jennifer Bill

  Lecturer in Music, Saxophone; Conductor of Concert Band

  A dedicated and multifaceted musician and educator, saxophonist and conductor, Dr. Jennifer Bill has performed in Asia, throughout Europe and the United States. Her poignant performance style captivates audiences around the globe.  Dr. Bill is a Selmer Artist. A versatile saxophonist, Dr. Bill has performed as a soloist and a contemporary chamber musician with a […]
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  Michael Birenbaum Quintero

  Associate Professor of Music; Chair, Musicology & Ethnomusicology Department

  Michael Birenbaum Quintero studies Black cultural politics in Latin America. His work in Colombia examines the place of music in both the Afro-Colombian social movement and the cultural policy of the state under neoliberal multiculturalism; historical constructions of Blackness through music; sounded cosmology; vernacular Black music circulation and technology; violence and trauma; the affective politics […]
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  Jonathan Bisesi

  Director, Percussion Workshop, BU Tanglewood Institute

  Jonathan Bisesi has held the position of Percussionist with The “President’s Own” United States Marine Band since May 2004. Mr. Bisesi is currently on the Percussion Faculties of George Mason University School of Music, (2015; Co-coordinator of the Percussion Department since 2022), Boston Conservatory at Berklee (2021) and the University of Maryland (2022; Director of […]
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  Penelope Bitzas

  Associate Professor of Music, Voice; Director, Young Artists Vocal Program, BU Tanglewood Institute

  Mezzo-soprano Penelope Bitzas is an Associate Professor of Music in Voice at Boston University and in 2007 she received the prestigious Metcalf Award, which is Boston University’s highest honor for excellence in teaching.  She received her Bachelor of Music in Voice Performance and Music Education from Ithaca College, magna cum laude and the Masters of […]
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  Rébecca Bourgault

  Associate Professor of Art, Art Education; Chair of Art Education

  Rébecca Bourgault, MFA, EdD, is an associate professor and chair of Art Education. Her research includes an expanded view of art education, encompassing lifelong becoming, socially engaged art practices, and approaches to arts research that explore transdisciplinary, translingual, and holistic ways of knowing. Recent work includes a co-edited volume on contemporary arts research (2024, Brill/Sense) […]