General assumption: every listed individual started in the
Fall Semester of the indicated year. I have no information about anyone
who may have started in the Spring Semester. Except for those who
passed away while they were still employed,
Charles Combe and
Carol Winborne,
I also have no information about the actual first day or last day of work
for anyone else in the Music Department.
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UW Oshkosh Music Department Faculty pages
or a link to their current Faculty page
N/A = For unknown reasons the Department never installed
a photograph of many Faculty.
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Joyce Andrews
(1990-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/joyce-andrews-soprano
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Jeri-Mae G. Astolfi
(2007-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/jeri-mae-astolfi
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Bruce Atwell
(1998-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/bruce-atwell-horn
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Klara Fenyo Bahcall
(1988-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/klara-bahcall-violin-viola
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Cheryl Bensman-Rowe
(1999-2000)
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/bensmanrowe.htm
page not Archived,
all information about her permanently lost
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Todd Borgerding
1999-200?
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Todd Borgerding
(1999-200?)
-- Ph.D., M.A., B.S.; Musicology; teaches courses in music history and
directs the UW Oshkosh Early Music Ensemble. Before joining the UW
Oshkosh Department of Music in 1999, he taught at Colby College and SUNY
StonyBrook. A specialist in Renaissance music, his research centers
onearly modern Spain, music and rhetoric, religion and liturgy, and
homoeroticism in Renaissance music. His publications include several
articles and the books Gender, Sexuality, and Early Music
(Routledge, 2002), and The Motet, Rhetoric, and Religion in Renaissance
Spain (Univ. of Rochester Press, 2006). He is also conductor of the
Madison Chamber Choir.
http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty/borgerding.php
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Colin Brown
(1996-1998)
-- C.P.D.,
M.M.,
B.S.M.E.; Elementary Music Methods; vocal music
director at Ripon High School. He has performed with the
Lyric Opera of Cleveland, Skylight Opera Theatre, Bel Canto Chorus,
Washington Opera Chorus. He received his
Certificate of Performance and Master of Music degrees from
Northwestern University and his B.S. in Music Education from
Duquesne University. Mr. Brown is a member of MENC, and ACDA.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/brown.htm [Archive]
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Mihoko Burton
(2003)
Included in a list of Music Faculty, but a home page was never created
all information about her permanently lost
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N/A
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Rose Chancler
(2000-200?)
-- D.M.A., M.M., B.M.; Piano; frequent performer throughout the U.S.
and Canada equally as both a soloist and collaborative artist. She travels
often and has most recently played concerto and recital engagements live
and on television and radio throughout the states of Alaska, New York,
Texas, and Pennsylvania. Her collaborative performances have included
recitals with notable musicians such as violinist Paul Rosenthal,
cellist Jeffrey Solow; and saxophonist Harvey Pittel. In addition, she has
performed in master classes for Pinchas Zuckerman, Josef Gingold,
Janos Starker, Heinz Holliger, Julianne Baird, and many others. She has
held teaching positions at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, the
D'Angelo School of Music, the Baylor School of Music, and the
Iowa School of Music in Iowa City, and has been an invited guest artist
and teacher at the Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival and the
Fairbanks Fine Arts Camp. Dr. Chancler has also spent numerous summers at
the Chautauqua Institution in upstate New York, where she has performed
solo and collaborative recitals while working as a faculty accompanist,
teacher, and coach. She holds performance degrees from the
University of Texas at Austin and the Eastman School of Music, where she
studied with Rebecca Penneys and received her
Doctor of Musical Arts in Performance and Literature in 1994.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/chancler.htm [Archive]
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Carl E. Chapman
(1981-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/carl-chapman-director-of-choirs-chair-of-music-department
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James Chaudoir
(1984-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/james-chaudoir-composition
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Marianne Chaudoir
(1990-2002)
-- M.M., B.M.; Class Piano, Music Appreciation. An active performer
on piano, organ and harpsichord, Ms. Chaudoir is organist/choirmaster
at Trinity Episcopal Church and accompanies the Oshkosh Chamber Singers
and the Children's Honors Chorus of the Green Lake Festival of Music. She
holds the Colleague Certificate from the
American Guild of Organists (CAGO) and is
Immediate Past Dean of the Northeast Wisconsin Chapter.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/people/mchoudoir.html [Archive]
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Julia Chybowski
(2008-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/julia-chybowski-musicology
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N/A
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Alice Clark
(1998-1999)
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/clark.htm
page not Archived,
all information about her permanently lost
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Charles Combe
1994-2009
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Charles Combe
(1994 - 3-04-2009)
-- M.M., B.M.: Guitar. Received his degrees from the
University of Wisconsin Madison, where he studied with Javier Calderon.
He has had master classes with Oscar Ghiglia, Ricardo Iznaola,
Gilbert Biberian, Lily Ashfar, and Nicola Hall. He has performed with
various ensembles, and continues an active career. Recently, Mr. Combe
has undertaken lecture responsibilities at the
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh within the Music Business division.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/people/combe.html [Archive]
The photo was cropped from the
2008 Department Group Photo
by the campus New Bureau for their 3-05-2009 "UW Oshkosh Today" Obituary
announcement page. Charles' Department home page never had a photo.
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David Cowley
(1987-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty/cowley.php
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Cara Davis
(2008-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/cara-davis-general-studies
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David Dunning
(2007-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/david-dunning-jazz-lab-band
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Karen Fournier
(2002-2004)
Ph.D., M.A., B.A. (Music), B.A. (History); Music Theory; Dr. Fournier
received her Ph.D. from the University of Western Ontario
(London, Canada), where she engaged in interdisciplinary research under
the supervision of Dr. Richard Parks (Faculty of Music) and
Dr. Tom Carmichael (Centre for the Study of Theory and Criticism).
Dr. Fournier's doctoral research has taken her into such fields as
epistemology, the philosophy of science, social constructivism,
semeiotics, and feminist theory, to name just a few. She has published
some of her most recent research in The Journal of Musicological Research
and GAMUT (The Journal of the Georgia Association of Music Theorists),
and has presented various papers at national and international music
conferences throughout the United States and Canada, and more recently,
in Spain. As a second area of interest, Dr. Fournier is engaged in a
study of musical and lyrical influence in punk rock and is undertaking
a study of two seminal punk bands, the Sex Pistols and the Ramones. She
has presented aspects of this research in England and as the Keynote
Address to the 2003 Graduate Music Symposium at SUNY University at Buffalo.
Prior to joining the faculty at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh,
Dr. Fournier taught music theory at the University of Western Ontario,
the University of Guelph (Guelph, Canada), and Brock University
(St. Catharines, Canada). She holds a teaching award from the
University of Western Ontario, and was on the teaching honour roll at
that institution for four years.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/people/fournier.htm [Archive]
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Kay Gainacopulos
(1982-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/kay-gainocopulos-clarinet-saxophone
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Kimberly Golden
(1998-1999)
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/golden.htm
page not Archived,
all information about her permanently lost
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N/A
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Sharon Gray
(1992-1997)
-- D.M.E., C.P.M., M.A., B.M., B.A.; Coordinator,
Music Education Program; holds a Doctor of Musical Education from the
College-Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati. She has pursued graduate
studies at the Crane School of Music, and Spalding University, holding
degrees in Music Education, Educational Administration and
Vocal Performance. A published author and an active clinician, she has
focused her music education interests on teacher training, developing
strategies for field experiences and investigating the relationship of
personality and competence in student teachers. Dr. Gray has studied
choral music/performance with Robert Shaw, Brock McElheran, John Leman
and Mary Ruth McFarland.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/gray.htm [Archive]
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James Grine
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James Grine
(1966-2003)
-- D.M.A., M.M., B.M.; Flute; has held the principal flute position
in the Oshkosh Symphony since 1967 and is also principal flutist of the
Green Lake Festival Orchestra. In 1975 he was appointed soloist and
principal flutist of the Victoria (Texas) Bach Festival and was
associated with this professional festival for twenty years, performing
numerous concerts with its orchestra. He was also appointed its
Principal Guest Conductor, appearing on PBS (Houston) and receiving
critical acclaim for his work with orchestra and singers. Engagements
include solo performances with the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra, solo
and chamber music performances with the Green Lake Festival (with
conductors Sir David Willcocks and Catherine Comet), and solo and chamber
performances in live broadcasts over Wisconsin Public Radio. Dr. Grine
can be heard performing Yehuda Yannay's extended Duo for Flute and Cello
(with colleague David Cowley) on INNOVA CD.
Nationally known as a successful flute teacher, James Grine's
students have won national, regional and state competitions; they have
performed with professional orchestras both in the United States and
abroad, and frequently perform in the master classes of internationally
recognized flutists.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/people/grine.html [Archive]
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Andrea Gullickson
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Andrea Gullickson
(1994-2005)
-- D.M.A., M.M., B.M.; Oboe, Bassoon, Department of Music Chairperson;
is active as a chamber musician, recitalist and concerto soloist. Under
professional management with Great Lakes Performing Artist Associates,
she maintains an active schedule with concert appearances throughout
North America, Europe Asia, and Australia. She has released 6 solo and
chamber music compact discs on the CRS, Crystal and Boston Record labels.
Her 7th disc, a set of oboe concertos recorded with the
Czech Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra during July, 2005 is forthcoming.
Reviewers find her performance marked by "passages of ghostly beauty
played with transparent grace" (Santa Barbara Independent), and that
"she plays with a beautiful sense of line and shape"
(Journal of the International Double Reed) and a "big colorful sound that
she uses to make clear-headed, decisive statements"
(Milwaukee Journal Sentinel ). Dr. Gullickson's recent concert engagements
have included solo and chamber music performances at the
Rimsky-Korsakov National Conservatory (St. Petersburg, Russia),
National Museum for Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.),
Wuhan Conservatory of Music (Wuhan, China),
Banff Centre for the Arts (Canada), and
Weill Recital Hall At Carnegie Hall. Andrea is a member of the highly
acclaimed chamber ensemble, WiZARDS! A Double Reed Consort. She has
received grants for her research in 18th century music and the
oboe d'amore. In 2004 she was awarded the
James McNaughton Rosebush Professorship for excellence in teaching,
professional achievement and service.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/people/gullickson.html [Archive]
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Michael Hale
(19??-1998)
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/hale.htm
page not Archived,
all information about him permanently lost
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Barbara Harbach
1997-2000
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Barbara Harbach
(1997-2000)
-- Visiting Professor of Music; tours extensively as both a concert
organist and harpsichordist. Her appearances include recitals throughout
North America, Korea, Japan, Europe, the former Soviet Union, and
Eastern European countries, as well as solo and continuo roles with
symphony orchestras. She holds degrees from Pennsylvania State University,
Yale University, and the Eastman School of Music (D.M.A.). An
accomplished composer, Harbach has written musicals, choral anthems,
works for organ, harpsichord, and string orchestra, as well as many
arrangements and transcriptions for brass and organ of various baroque
works. She is involved in research, editing, and publication of
manuscripts of 18th century keyboard composers. Her work is available in
both recorded and published form through Gasparo Records, Kingdom Records,
Albany Records, Northeastern Records, Hester Park, Robert King Music,
Elkan-Vogel, Augsburg Publishing, Agape Music, and Vivace Press.
Ms. Harbach is a prolific recording artist (solo & ensemble). She is
editor of Women of Note Quarterly and has been the Director of three
Women in Music Symposia at the State University of New York at Buffalo.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/harbach.htm [Archive]
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Amy Hartman
(2008-2009)
http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty/hartman.php
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Beverly Hassel
1965-2005
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Beverly Hassel
(1965-2005)
-- M.M., B.M.; Piano, Class Piano; holds degrees in piano performance
from the University of Wisconsin Madison and has engaged in additional
study at Indiana University and in Europe. Her principal teachers have
been Leon Iltis, Carroll Chilton, Paul Badura-Skoda and Gyorgy Sebok.
Ms. Hassel is active as a soloist, accompanist and chamber musician and
has performed throughout the U.S., Switzerland, and on
Wisconsin Public Radio and Television. Her research interests include
the mature violin and piano sonatas of W. A. Mozart and the song settings
of Emily Dickinson poetry, which have been presented at the national
conventions of the Music Teachers National Association in Salt Lake City
and Cincinnati and the
National Museum for Women in the Arts in Washington, D.C.
She can be heard with Joyce Andrews on a CD of Emily Dickinson Songs
recently released by Capstone Records. Holding national certification
from the Music Teachers National Association, Ms. Hassel is a member of
the Wisconsin Music Teachers Association and an active adjudicator. She
is the faculty advisor to the Students for Music and the university's
Chamber Arts Series.
http://www.uwosh.edu/music/people/hassel.html [Archive]
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Emily Helvering
(2006-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/emily-helvering-oboe
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Frank Hoffmeister
(1987-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/frank-hoffmeister-tenor
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N/A
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John Imobersteg
(1999-)
Is listed in the 2001-2 - 2008-9 Campus Directories, but is not listed
with the rest of the
Music Faculty, and has no home page.
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Charles Isaacson
(1978-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty/isaacson.php
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N/A
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Eloise "Ellie" Jenkins
(1997-1998)
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/jenkins.htm
page not Archived,
all information about her permanently lost
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Eli Kalman
(2006-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/eli-kalman-piano
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Soo-Jin Kwoun
(2003-2004)
-- M.A.., B.A.; Music Therapy. Ms. Kwoun has been a Board certified
Music Therapist since 1999 following the completion of her Masters degree
in Music Education and equivalency in Music Therapy at the
University of Iowa. Ms. Kwoun's clinical experience has included work in
chronic psychiatry, children with special needs, preschoolers and older
adults in residential institution. She is currently working on her Ph.D.
in Music Therapy at the University of Iowa.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/people/kwoun.htm [Archive]
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Leigh-Ann Lethco
(1999-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/leigh-ann-lethco
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Kenneth Liske
(1999-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/kenneth-l.-liske-music-education
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Nancy M. Lloyd
(1974-2000)
-- MME, RMT, WMTR; Director of Music Therapy; holds degrees from
Indiana University School of Music. Mrs. Lloyd has clinical experience
with clients diagnosed as cognitively or developmentally disabled,
children, adolescents, and adults with mental disorders; elderly and
persons with Alzheimer's disease and related disorders.
Member--AMTA, GLR, WCMT Executive Board, and
Wisconsin Alzheimer's Association Chapter Network. Frequent presenter
(juried) for music therapy/allied health conferences: Atlanta,
San Francisco, Milwaukee, Chicago, San Diego, St. Louis, Waterloo, ON,
Green Bay, Madison, Houston, Stevens Point, La Crosse, and Cleveland.
Appointed to AMTA's National Speaker's Bureau; serves as
writing consultant, Very Special Arts clinician/music coordinator
and music ministry volunteer.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/Lloyd.htm [Archive]
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Timothy Lovelace
(1998-2000)
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/lovelace.htm
page not Archived,
all information about him permanently lost
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David W. Luce
2001-2002
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David W. Luce
(2002-200?)
-- Ph.D., MT-BC; Coordinator of Music Therapy program; received his
Ph. D. in August 2001 from Michigan State University where he studied
with Dr. Ted Tims and Roger Smeltekop. His doctoral research focused on
the education and self-development of music therapists. Dr. Luce has been
a Board Certified Music Therapist since 1992 following the completion of
his undergraduate equivalency and Master of Music Therapy degrees at
Southern Methodist University where he studied with Drs. Charles Eagle
and Mark Rider. Dr. Luce's clinical experience has included work in acute
and chronic psychiatry, chemical dependency, and sub-acute medical
rehabilitation settings, as well as work with children and adults with
special needs, older adults in skilled nursing and residential
environments, and palliative care and hospice.
Dr. Luce has served the American Music Therapy Association as a
member of the Assembly of Delegates, as
Government Relations Representative for the Western Region, and
currently represents the Great Lakes Region on the AMTA Research Committee
and is a member of the AMTA Ethics Board.
Additionally, Dr. Luce frequently presents at national and regional
conferences, as well as local in-services and presentations.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/luce.htm [Archive 2002]
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Joan Luce
(1969-1998)
-- Ph.D., M.M., B.M.; Department of Music Chairperson, holds degrees
from the College-Conservatory of Music of the University of Cincinnati
and the University of Michigan. Dr. Luce, a violist, has performed
throughout the Midwest, in Europe, and on Wisconsin Public Radio and
Television. She has been principal violist of the Oshkosh Symphony,
the Haydn Festival Orchestra in Eisenstadt, Austria, the
International Chamber Orchestra at Roehampton Music Festival in England,
and the Green Lake Festival Orchestra. Grants from the
National Endowment for the Humanities and the Aston Magna Academy have
enabled her to pursue her interest in music's history and literature.
She is violist with the Collegium Chamber Players.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/luce.htm [Archive 1998]
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Ed Martin
(2007-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/ed-martin-music-theory-electronic-music-and-composition
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Lucia Matos
2003-2007
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Lucia Matos
(2003-2007)
-- D.M.A., M.M., B.M. Conductor of University Orchestra.
Brazilian conductor, Lucia Matos has appeared with numerous
orchestras in the US and abroad, including the Symphony Orchestra of
Moldova National Philharmonic, Bloomington Symphony, MN, Des Moines
Symphony, Orquestra Sinfonica Municipal de Campinas and Orquestra
Sinfonica de Americana. Her first CD with Andrea Gullickson, oboe and the
Czech Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra was released in 2006 by Cala Records
(CALA CACD1037). It has received excellent reviews and has been featured
by radio stations in more than 15 states throughout the US, Canada and
Australia.
Also intensively involved with opera, Lucia Matos was the conductor
for Cosi fan tutte and Mad about Mozart (Gala Concert) at Opera Illinois.
Her repertoire also includes the operas La Traviata, Tosca, L’Elisir
d’Amore, Le Nozze di Figaro, Die Zauberflote, Rigoletto and Samson
et Dalilah.
Lucia Matos studied conducting with Henrique Gregori at the
Universidade Estadual de Campinas and after graduating she became
assistant conductor for two professional orchestras in Brazil (Orquestra
da UNICAMP and Sinfonica Municipal de Campinas). In 1998 she was awarded a
fellowship to continue her studies in the United States. She received the
Master of Music and Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of Iowa, as
student of Dr. William LaRue Jones.
http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty/matos.php
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Payton MacDonald
2001-2005
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Payton MacDonald
(2001-2005)
-- DMA, MM, BFA; percussion, world music. Payton MacDonald currently
performs with Alarm Will Sound, a professional new-music group based in
New York City and Verederos, a flute and percussion duo. With Verederos,
Dr. MacDonald has performed concerts nationwide and recently recorded a
CD under the Equilibrium label. He also performed professionally for two
years with the Pangaia steel band and is currently directing the
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Steel Band. Dr. MacDonald earned his BFA
from the University of Michigan, where he studied percussion with
Michael Udow and Judy Spencer. He earned his MM, DMA, and the
Performers' Certificate from the Eastman School of Music where he studied
percussion with John Beck and composition with Sydney Hodkinson,
Robert Morris and Augusta Read Thomas. Further studies include tabla with
Pandit Sharda Sahai and Bob Becker. Dr. MacDonald has published articles
and interviews in Percussive Notes, Twenty First Century Music, and
American Record Guide. He is also an artist/clinician for Encore Mallets.
His music has been performed by various professional and academic
ensembles.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/people/macdonald.html [Archive]
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Heather McWilliams
(2004-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/heather-mcwilliams-euphonium-tuba
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Rob McWilliams
(1996-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/rob-mcwilliams-director-of-bands
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N/A
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Wally Messner
(1976-)
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http://www.uwosh.edu/music/faculty-1/wally-messner-recording-technology
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Jeffery Meyer
(2002)
-- M.M.; BM; Conductor of University Orchestra; Piano. Born in Chicago,
began his musical studies as a pianist, and shortly thereafter continued
on to study composition and conducting. He has led such ensembles as the
St. Petersburg Chamber Philharmonic, the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra,
Filharmonie Hradec Kralove, the Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic, the
New Symphony Orchestra (Bulgaria) and the
Stony Brook Contemporary Chamber Players, and is currently the
Director of the University Orchestra at the
University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh. In the last year, he has conducted in
the United States and Russia, performed as a soloist and chamber musician
in New York, Canada and Germany, and written incidental music to
David Mamet's Duck Variations, which was performed throughout Berlin by
the theater group Heimspieltheater.
An active participant in the music of our time, he has collaborated
with many composers, and commissioned and premiered many new works. As a
pianist, Jeff has been in residence at the Banff Centre for the Arts, and
in residence at the Aspen Festival as part of the Furious Band, a
New York-based group dedicated to contemporary music. He has been
broadcast on CBC Newfoundland, has recorded and performed with the
Philadelphia Virtuosi, and has been heard as a soloist at the
Aspen Festival. During the 2001-2002 academic year he lived and studied in
Berlin and Leipzig as the recipient of a DAAD grant in music.
Jeff has performed in master classes for such artists as Richard Goode,
John Perry, Gyorgy Sebok, Robert McDonald and Leon Fleischer, studied
chamber music with Julius Levine, Charles Neidich, and Timothy Eddy, and
is currently completing his Doctorate of Musical Arts in Piano Performance
with Gilbert Kalish at the State University of New York at Stony Brook.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/people/meyer.htm [Archive]
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Andrew Naumann
(1995-1997)
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/naumann.htm
page not Archived,
all information about him permanently lost
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N/A
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Dmitri Novgorodsky
(2000-2001)
-- BM., MM., MM., MMA; Piano Performance, Piano Literature; holds
Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Piano Performance from
Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory; Master's and Master of Musical Arts
(residency degree for DMA) in Piano Performance from Yale University.
Among his principal and chamber music teachers - Boris Berman,
Harvey Wedeen, Claude Frank, Lambert Orkis and Victor Merzhanov.
Awards include Gold Medals at National Competitions in the former
U.S.S.R., the "Extraordinary Pianist" grant in Israel and the
"Extraordinary Abilities in the Arts" permanent US residence. During
three years at Yale School of Music, Mr. Novgorodsky received five
Distinguished Honorary Prizes to the outstanding pianist. Mr. Novgorodsky
is a member of the National Musicians' Honor Society. He has performed in
Russia, Ukraine, Byelorussia, Kazakhstan, Canada, France, Israel, and
Turkey as a recitalist, chamber musician and concerto soloist and has
appeared at such venues in the United States as Carnegie Hall,
Steinway Hall, Kennedy Center. His collaborative activities include a
three-year affiliation with the violinist Sarah Chang, recitals with
cellists Kenneth Kuo, Ole Akahoshi and Yamaha performing artist,
Professor Arthur Campbell. During the 2000- 2001 season, the
Campbell-Novgorodsky duo gave Canadian and American premieres to
"Prophesies from 47 Ursae Majoris" by Andrew Paul MacDonald; the
recording of this work is currently available on CD "Premieres"
(Catalog No. GSCD-341 © 2001, Gasparo Records, Inc.). Under the
prestigious U.S. Department of State Artist Abroad Award, the duo went on
an extended concert tour to Turkey, where Dmitri Novgorodsky also
presented a series of piano master classes at Istanbul Center for
Advanced Musical Research. In 2001, Mr. Novgorodsky appeared at
Carnegie Recital Hall and Steinway Hall (at the
Scriabin Society of America's invitation). He also performed
Chopin's Piano Concerto # 1 with the link to critical acclaim. In
collaboration with Andrea Gullickson, he has most recently given an
American premiere to the "Unremembered wings" for oboe and piano at the
International Double Reed Conference in West Virginia. Mr. Novgorodsky's
upcoming engagements comprise solo, collaborative, orchestra performances,
as well as master classes, lectures, workshops and a live radio broadcast
in the United States, Taiwan, Israel, Kazakhstan and Russia.
In spring 2000, Mr. Novgorodsky was Visiting Professor of Piano at
Grand Valley State University, Michigan. In fall 2000, he joined the
faculty of the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh as
Assistant Professor of Piano.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/novgorod.htm [Archive]
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Kathleen Otterson
(1995-2000)
-- Mezzo-Soprano: M.M.; B.M.E. (UW Madison) has been a member of the
UW Oshkosh voice faculty since 1995. She makes her home in Madison, where
she also teaches at Edgewood College and maintains a successful private
voice studio. Ms. Otterson appears frequently as a guest artist with
choruses and chamber groups around Wisconsin, specializing in oratorio and
art song. Recent solo appearances have been with the
Madison Festival Choir, Oakwood Chamber Players, the Oshkosh Symphony,
Edgewood Chamber Symphony, and the UW Choral Union. Opera credits include
principal roles in the UW Opera productions of Turn of the Screw,
Die Walkure, Semele, and La Cenerentola, as well as appearances with the
Madison Opera and Madison Savoyards. In August of 2000, Ms. Otterson
created the role of Mrs. Salazar in the world premiere of David Bishop's
new opera Esperanza in Madison. An enthusiastic proponent of the song
recital and of American art song in particular, Ms. Otterson performs
frequently in Madison and elsewhere with Chicago-based pianist
Jamie Schmidt. Upcoming engagements include solo recitals in Oshkosh,
Madison, Fond du Lac, and Bayfield, WI.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/otterson.htm [Archive]
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Joanne Peterson
(1976-2001)
-- M.S.T., B.A.; Organ; Music Education; has held public school
teaching and supervision positions in Nebraska and Wisconsin. Her
principal organ studies were with Paul Jones and Miriam Duncan.
Mrs. Peterson is very active as a performer and is church organist/choir
director with First Congregational Church, Oshkosh. She maintains a
private piano and organ studio,and teaches organ for the
Northeastern Wisconsin American Guild of Organists
- AGO - Outreach Project. Ms. Peterson was heard most recently in
UW Oshkosh faculty recital, the Appleton Noon Organist Series, and as
soloist with the UW Oshkosh Symphony.
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Bryan Post
(2001)
Included in a list of Music Faculty, but a home page was never created
all information about him permanently lost
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Susan Powell
(1999)
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Elizabeth Pupeter
(1997-1998)
-- RMT-BC, B.M.; Music Therapy Practicum Supervisor. A graduate from
the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, she is currently a member of the
National Association for Music Therapy, the Great Lakes Region, and the
Wisconsin Chapter of Music Therapy. Ms. Pupeter is a full-time
Registered Music Therapist and has clinical experience working with a
wide variety of adults and children with various disabilities. In
addition, Ms. Pupeter contracts with Very Special Arts Wisconsin in which
she is the choral director of the Fond du Lac Choir. She has also
completed Artist-In-Residence programs and delivered workshops in music
and movement.
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Marty Robinson
(2004-)
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Jacob Roseman
(2000)
-- B. M., Philadelphia College of the Arts; M. M.,
Eastman School of Music; D. M., Florida State University; certificate,
Mozarteum International Summer Academy (Salzburg, Austria). He has
concertized throughout the United States and Europe, as well as Japan as
solo recitalist and as a chamber musician and has also performed with the
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra,
Concerto Soloists of Philadelphia, the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra,
and the Savannah Symphony Orchestra; currently, he is Principal Flutist
of the Green Bay Symphony Orchestra. Full fellowships to music festivals
include the National Orchestral Institute, the New College Music Festival,
the Salzburg Festival, and the Aspen Music Festival. His former teachers
include William Hebert, Charles DeLaney, Peter-Lukas Graf, Bonita Boyd,
Samuel Baron, Robert Bloom, and Julius Baker. During the Fall of 1999 he
served as Visiting Lecturer of Flute at the
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Currently, he is artist/instructor
of flute at the Wausau Conservatory of Music and flute/music appreciation
instructor for the University of Wisconsin-Marathon Center.
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Carol Rosing
(2006-)
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George W. "Sandy" Schaefer
(1983-1987, 1992-1998)
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Steve Schani
(2007-)
Although he is pictured in the Department Group Photos for
2007,
2008 and
2009,
he is not listed on the
Current Faculty
page, and has no Department home page.
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Nancy Schmalz
(1999-2001)
-- B.M.; Flute; is active as an independent teach of flute,
accompanist, and chamber musician.
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Alison Shaw
(2004-)
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Carmen Shaw
(1978-2004)
-- M.M., B.M.; Class Piano; an ad hoc member of the Music Department
faculty, Ms. Shaw maintains an independent piano studio and is active in
the Wisconsin Music Teachers Association and the
Music Teachers National Association. She performs frequently as
accompanist and chamber player.
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Randall Sorensen
1998-2003
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Randall Sorensen
(1999-2004)
-- Dr. Sorensen's education includes degrees from
St. Cloud State University, the University of Wisconsin Madison,
and Ball State University. He has studied trumpet with Dr. Albert Moore,
John Aley, and Paul Everett. While a doctoral assistant at Ball State,
Dr. Sorensen taught trumpet, conducted the trumpet ensemble, and performed
with the faculty brass quintet. His performances with the brass quintet
were often broadcast on Indiana Public Radio and the group was featured at
the 27th annual conference of the Society of Composers, Inc. From
1990-1994 Dr. Sorensen was a member of the Muncie Symphony and
Marion Philharmonic Orchestras.
In 1994 Dr. Sorensen joined the Army and performed with the
U.S. Army Signal Corps Band at Ft. Gordon, Georgia (1994-96) and the
Army Ground Forces Touring Band at Atlanta, Georgia (1996-98). As a member
of the Army Ground Forces Band he performed in the concert band,
jazz ensemble, and brass quintet and was principal trumpet for several
selections included on a compact disc recorded by the band in June 1998.
In addition to teaching trumpet lessons, Dr. Sorensen is the
director of the UW Oshkosh Jazz Ensemble.
Dr. Sorensen is principal trumpet in the Oshkosh Symphony, is a
member of the Faculty Brass Ensemble, and an active performer in the
Fox Valley area.
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Sarah Thrush
(2005-2006)
Although she had a Music Department home page, nothing was ever
installed on it except her name, campus telephone number and campus E-Mail
address.
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Esther Wang
(1997-1998)
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Jun Wang
(1995-2001)
-- G.P.D., M.M., B.A.; Conductor of the University Orchestra. Jun Wang
is from the People's Republic of China. He received his B.A. in conducting
from Shanghai Conservatory of Music in 1986 and his M.M. in conducting
from Western Michigan University in 1993. Two years later, he earned his
G.P.D. in conducting from the Peabody Conservatory of Music under the
guidance of Maestro Frederik Prausnitz. Before coming to the
United States, Mr. Wang was a conductor of the
Central Philharmonic Society and Hubei Opera-House for six years. In 1995,
he joined the UW Oshkosh Department of Music faculty. While teaching
orchestral conducting and other musical courses at UW Oshkosh, he
currently serves as the Music Director of Oshkosh Symphony Orchestra.
Mr. Wang often appears as a guest conductor for symphony orchestras both
in China and the United States.
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Mihoko Watanabe
(2003-2007)
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Christina Wilkes-Walton
(2000-2001)
-- is currently Lecturer in Percussion at the
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. Having, completed her
Doctorate of Musical Arts in Percussion Performance at The
University of Arizona, Dr. Walton's educational background includes a
Bachelor of Music in Music Education from West Texas State University
and a Masters of Music in Percussion Performance from
Florida State University.
She has performed professionally in several symphony orchestras,
including Principal Timpanist with the Acadiana Symphony Orchestra,
Lafayette, LA, Principal Percussionist with the Lake Charles Symphony
and Rapids Symphony, Amarillo Symphony Orchestra,
Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra, and Tucson Symphony Orchestra. She is also
past Principal Percussionist with the Arizona Opera Company and has
several percussion clinics, solo concerts an recitals throughout the
southwest to her credit.
Dr. Walton's teaching credentials include working as a
Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Arizona and
Florida State, teaching private lessons and conducting the percussion
ensembles. Dr. Walton has taught percussion at the elementary, secondary,
high school, and college levels. She is proficient in rudimental and
concert style percussion, percussion keyboards, timpani, drumset,
multiple percussion and steel drums.
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Carol Winborne
(1971 - 9-08-2002)
-- M.M., B.M.; Class Piano; has had wide experience teaching studio
and group piano for all ages and levels of students. Ms. Winborne is
active in professional organizations, is past president of the
Wisconsin Music Teachers Association, past national chair of the
Independent Music Teachers Forum of Music Teachers National Association,
serves on the National Executive Board of MTNA, and on a committee of the
National Conference on Piano Pedagogy. She is active as performer,
clinician, adjudicator, and pedagogy consultant.
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/music/winborne.htm [Archive]
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