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Organ performance Carillon performance Collaborative performance
My research is primarily performance-based, focusing on the study and performance of organ literature. I have a particular interest in contemporary literature and often perform these composers in recital. As former Director of the Committee for New Music Competitions and Commissions for the American Guild of Organists, I have had a unique opportunity to promote new music composition and performance. As a result of my doctoral thesis, I continue to present the compositions of French organist Jeanne Demessieux in recital. I have also researched and performed compositions by women composers of the Romantic period, including Fanny Mendelssohn and Emily Stirling. My secondary area of research is the study and performance of carillon literature. I value collaborative performance and often perform with colleagues on organ, harpsichord, and piano.
University of Kansas, DMA/Organ Performance University of Kansas, MM/Church Music Luther College, BA/Music
Board of Directors, The Guild of Carillonneurs in North America Director, Music Publications Committee, The Guild of Carillonneurs in North America District Convener for the state of Florida, American Guild of Organists
Solo Recital, 2010 American Guild of Organists Region IV Mid-winter Conclave (1/18/10)
Carillon tour of Western New York, including performances at the University of Rochester (7/20/09), Alfred University (7/21/09), and Penn State University, The Behrend College, Erie (7/23/09) Solo carillon recitals for International Carillon Festival Springfield, Illinois (6/1/08 & 6/3/08) Organ and Carillon tour of Australia, including organ recital at the University of Sydney (10/0/07) and carillon recitals at the University of Sydney (10/2/07) and the National Carillon, Canberra (10/3/07)
The College of Fine Arts Office of Research hosts the CFA Research Seminar Series which focuses on exploring how artists and arts researchers can lead, contribute to, and collaborate effectively in discipline-specific, interdisciplinary, and transdisciplinary research.
December 3, 2010 Presenter: Dr. Dennis Steindler
February 4, 2011 Presenter: Dr. David Norton
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