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The Music Department is a fully accredited member
of the National Association of Schools of Music.
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PRIOR EXPERIENCE
A Short Course in Theory
Piano Class
Voice Class
Jazz Artists and Epochs
Introduction to Western Music
Art of Music
Introduction to Non-Western Music
Music in the United States
Private Instruction
Women and Music
Celtic Music Traditions
BEGINNING
TECHNIQUES
Vocal Techniques
Brass Techniques
Woodwind Techniques
String Techniques
Percussion Techniques
Piano Techniques
Technology Techniques
MUSICIANSHIP
Musicianship I, II, III, IV, V
THEORY
Modal Counterpoint
Diatonic Harmony
Chromatic Harmony
Form
CONDUCTING
AND ORCHESTRATION
Introduction to Conducting
Conducting
Orchestration
HISTORY
Music of the Western World
Musics of the World
Western Music to 1750
Classical and Romantic Music
20th Century Music to 1945
Contemporary Music Since 1945
EDUCATION
Teaching Music to Children
Teaching Music to Adolescents and Adults
Music Education Seminar
ENSEMBLES
Choir
Women’s
Chorus
Vocalis
Moravian
College-Community Orchestra
Wind
Ensemble
Instrumental
and Vocal Chamber Ensembles
Early
Music Ensembles
Jazz
Ensembles
Marching
Band & Color Guard
Basketball
Pep Band
SPECIAL
AREAS
Improvisation
Seminar
Recital
Project
Practica in Pedagogy, Literature, Composition,
Repertoire, Sacred Music, Performance
Techniques, Jazz
Special Topics
Independent Study
Field Study
Honors
Music majors may be elected to the College’s chapter
of Delta Omicron, an international music honor society.
| JAMES
E. BARNES |
Associate Professor of Music; Chair of the
Department of Music |
| EDUCATION:
B.A., State University of New York at Albany; M.M., Juilliard
School; M.S., Lehigh University |
| INTERESTS:
Conducting, Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Orchestra, Technology.
Mr. Barnes is Director of Instrumental Music at Moravian. |
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| HILDE
M. BINFORD |
| Associate Professor of Music |
| EDUCATION:
B.A., Rice University; M.Mus., Shepherd School of Music, Rice
University; Ph.D., Stanford University |
| INTERESTS:
Music history, interdisciplinary studies. |
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JOY ONDRA HIROKAWA |
| Visiting Instructor of Music Education |
| EDUCATION:
B.Mus.Ed. & M.Mus., Temple University; doctoral program at Boston University |
| INTERESTS: The Bel Canto Children's Choir |
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| LARRY
LIPKIS |
| Professor of Music and Composer-in-Residence
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| EDUCATION:
B.A., University of California at Los Angeles; M.A., University
of Pennsylvania; Ph.D., University of California at Santa
Barbara |
| INTERESTS:
Composition and early music. Five of Dr. Lipkis’s works have
been recorded on CD. His bass trombone concerto was premiered
in 1997 by the Los Angeles Philharmonic. He performs and records
with the Baltimore Consort, an internationally acclaimed early
music ensemble specializing in popular music from Shakespeare’s
time. He is also a classical music programmer for WDIY-FM. |
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NEIL
D. WETZEL |
| Assistant Professor of Music; Director of
Jazz Studies |
| EDUCATION:
B.M., M.A.T., University of the Arts; Ed.D., Columbia University |
| INTERESTS:
Jazz, saxophone. Mr. Wetzel is Director of Jazz Studies at
Moravian. |
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| PAULA
R. ZERKLE |
| Associate Professor of Music |
| EDUCATION:
B.A., University of California at Berkeley; M.M., State University
of New York at Stony Brook; D.M., Indiana University |
INTERESTS:
Vocal music, women composers, musicianship, world music.
Dr. Zerkle is Director of Choral Music at Moravian. |
Deborah Elizabeth Andrus, clarinet
John Arnold, guitar
Eduardo Azzati, voice, Women's Chorus
Allan Birney, harpsichord
Suzanne Bleiler-Conrad, flute
Ralph Brodt III, trombone
Patricia Koch Budlong, voice
Jane Checkeye, Suzuki piano
Justin DeAngelo, piano
Dan DeChellis, piano
Ronald Demkee, tuba
David Diggs, oboe
Inna Eyzerovich, violin
Lou Carol Fix, recorder, organ
Bronwyn Fix-Keller, voice
Anthony Gairo, saxophone, jazz
Linda Ganus, flute
Alan Gaumer, trumpet, jazz
Frank Giasullo, piano
Alison Gillespie, Celtic fiddle
Arianna Goldina, piano
Lori Huth, Suzuki piano
Moonhee Hwang, piano
Russell Jackson, organ, piano
Robin Kani, flute, flute ensembles
Linda Kistler, violin
Lisa Kozenko, oboe
Byron Landham, drum set
Lou Lanza, jazz voice
Steven Mathiesen, percussion, percussion ensemble
David Moulton, cello
Gregory Oaten, voice
Valerie Pearson, clarinet
Nancy Terlaak Poot, Suzuki violin, viola
Gary Rissmiller, drumset
Yvonne Robinson, voice
Paul Rostock, electric bass, jazz, string bass
David Roth, jazz piano
Mary Ann Saylor, viola, Suzuki violin
Martha Schrempel, piano
Kimberly Seifert, bassoon
Audrey Simons, cello
Peter Smyser, jazz guitar
Donald Spieth, Artist in Residence, orchestra
Nora Suggs, flute
Carol Tileston, Suzuki guitar
Barbara Thompson, piano, musicianship
Debra Torok, piano, music technology
Scot Walker, bagpipe
Todd Williams, French horn
Andrea Wittchen, harp
Lawrence Wright, trumpet, brass ensembles
William Bauman, Administrative Assistant
E. Blair Flintom, Facilities Coordinator
Geri Flores, Academic Secretary
Shannon Kilpatrick, Library Assistant
Rose Panik, Music Institute Secretary
Paul
Larson
Richard
Schantz
Monica Schantz |
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