Bard College Conservatory of Music - Faculty

Faculty

Piano

  • Melvin Chen
  • Jeremy Denk
  • Richard Goode (master classes)
  • Jeffrey Kahane
  • Matti Raekallio
  • Peter Serkin

Violin

  • Shmuel Ashkenasi
  • Eugene Drucker
  • Yi-Wen Jiang
  • Ani Kavafian (master classes only)
  • Ida Kavafian
  • Soovin Kim
  • Weigang Li
  • Daniel Phillips
  • Laurie Smukler
  • Arnold Steinhardt

Percussion

  • So Percussion
  • Tzong-Ching Ju, adviser
  • Daniel Druckman, adviser
  • Jonathan Haas, adviser
  • Garry Kvistad, adviser
  • Jan Williams, adviser
  • Greg Zuber, adviser

Viola

  • Steven Tenenbom
  • Michael Tree
  • Ira Weller

Cello

  • Sophie Shao
  • Peter Wiley

Double Bass

  • Marji Danilow
  • Leigh Mesh

Flute

  • Nadine Asin (master classes only)
  • Tara Helen O'Connor

Oboe

  • Laura Ahlbeck
  • Richard Dallesio
  • Elaine Douvas
  • Nicholas Stovall

Clarinet

  • Laura Flax
  • David Krakauer
  • Anthony McGill

Bassoon

  • Marc Goldberg
  • Patricia Rogers

Horn

  • Julie Landsman
  • Jeffrey Lang
  • Julia Pilant

Trumpet

  • Carl Albach

Trombone

  • Demian Austin
  • John Rojak

Tuba

Harp

  • Sara Cutler
  • Bridget Kibbey

Composition

  • Joan Tower
  • George Tsontakis
  • Da Capo Chamber Players, in residence

Chamber Music

  • Marka Gustavsson, coordinator
  • Robert Martin
  • Blair McMillen
  • Raman Ramakrishnan

Orchestral Studies

  • Leon Botstein
  • Erica Kiesewetter

Music Theory and History

  • Leon Botstein
  • Christopher H. Gibbs
  • John Halle
  • Peter Laki

Performance Studies

  • Luis Garcia-Renart

Performance Practice

  • Raymond Erickson
  • Stephen Hammer

MM in Vocal Arts

  • Dawn Upshaw, Artistic Director
  • Kayo Iwama, Head of Program
  • Edith Bers
  • Patricia Misslin
  • Lorraine Nubar

MM in Conducting

  • James Bagwell, Co-director
  • Leon Botstein, Co-director
  • Harold Farberman, Co-director

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