Faculty
Conductors
- Stephen Squires, Principal Conductor
- Jay Friedman, Principal Guest Conductor
- Jane Glover, Guest Conductor 2007-2008
- Leonardo Vordoni, Guest Conductor 2007-2008
- Cheryl Frazes Hill, Director of Choral Activities
- Anne Heider, Women's Chorus
Violin
- Shmuel Ashkenasi
- Laura Park Chen
- Robert Chen
- Nathan Cole
- Cyrus Forough
- Teresa Fream
- Vadim Gluzman
- Stefan Hersh
- Yang Liu
- Mark Lakirovich
Viola
- Li-Kuo Chang
- Roger Chase
- Lawrence Neuman
Cello
- Tanya Carey
- Barbara Haffner
- Richard Hirschl
- Ken Olsen
- John Sharp
- Wendy Warner
Bass
- Andrew Anderson
- Steve Lester
Flute
- Dionne Hansen-Jackson
- Donald Peck
Oboe/English Horn
- Eugene Izotov
- Peggy Michel
- Grover Schiltz
Clarinet
- Carolee Smith
- Gregory Smith
- John Bruce Yeh
Bassoon
- Dennis Michel
- Theodore Soluri
Saxophone
- Jan Berry
Horn
- Dale Clevenger
Trombone
- Jay Friedman
Trumpet
- Roger Ingram
- Tage Larsen
- Chris Martin (master classes)
- Channing Philbrick
- Mark Ridenour
Tuba
- Gene Pokorny (master classes)
- Charlie Schuchat
Harp
- Sarah Bullen
Percussion
- Ed Harrison
- Vadim Karpinos
Orchestral Seminar
- Henry Fogel
Piano
- Emilio del Rosario
- Ani Gogova
- Kuang-Hao Huang
- Ludmila Lazar
- Meng-Chieh Liu
- Solomon Mikowsky
- Jorge Federico Osorio
- Nobumasa Fujiwara, technician
Guitar
- Denis Azabagic
- Paul Henry
- Pamela Kimmel
Voice
- David Holloway
- Michael Best
- Matthew Chellis
- Mark Crayton
- Judith Haddon
- Jonita Lattimore
- Elizabeth Norman
- Samuel Ramey
- Roger Scanlan
- Richard Stilwell
- Tracy Watson
- Dana Brown, vocal coach
- Scott Gilmore, opera, vocal coach
- Cheryl Frazes Hill, chorus
- James Gandre, performance class
- Anne Heider, chorus
- Giulio Favario, vocal coach
Theory & History
- Charles Brauner
- Donald Chen
- Stuart Folse
- Sevgi Giles
- Ani Gogova
- William Hussey
- Amanda King
- Rudy Marcozzi
- Gregory Reish
- David Schrader
Composition
- Kyong Mee Choi
- Stacy Garrop
Music Education
- Wesley Brewer
- Cheryl Frazes-Hill
- Mary Jo Ferneding
- Judy Moe
- Ron Polancich
- John Thomson
Jazz Studies
- Jerry DiMuzio, saxophone
- Jim Gailloreto, saxophone
- Paul Mertens, saxophone
- Mike Smith, saxophone
- Brad Wheeler, saxophone
- Carey Deadman, trumpet
- Art Hoyle, combo coach
- Roger Ingram, trumpet
- Rob Parton, trumpet
- Ron Ruvio, trumpet
- Steve Berry, trombone
- John Blane, trombone
- Tom Garling, trombone/comp.
- Neal Alger, guitar
- Henry Johnson, guitar
- John McLean, electric guitar
- Dave Onderdonk, guitar
- Rob Amster, bass
- Scott Mason, bass
- Marlene Rosenberg, bass
- Ruben Alvarez, Latin percussion
- Phil Gratteau, drum set
- Paul Wertico, drum set
- Jo Ann Daugherty, piano
- Roger Harris, piano
- Fred Simon, piano
- Jim Trompeter, piano
- Jackie Allen, voice
- Linda Clifford, voice
- Michael Molloy, voice
- Jeff Morrow, voice
- Judy Roberts, voice
- Colleen Timler, voice
- See http://www.roosevelt.edu/CCPA/MusicConservatory/Faculty.aspx for a current list of faculty members as the list is subject to change.
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