Anthony Fuoco

Anthony Fuoco serves as Lecturer of Keyboard at Baldwin Wallace University, teaching piano, pedagogy, and jazz courses while maintaining an active performance career.

Education:

• M.M. in piano performance from University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana
• B.M. in piano performance from State University of New York, Potsdam

His artistic focus bridges jazz and classical disciplines, emphasizing improvisation, composition, and classical repertoire. As a sought-after performer, he explores both structured classical forms and spontaneous jazz expression, frequently collaborating across genres.

Fuoco leads multiple ensembles including Pulse (releasing a 2025 album on New Focus Recordings) and Horizon Trio (debut album 2025), while collaborating with artists like Joe Lovano—whose 2019 Bop Stop performance with Fuoco aired nationally on NPR's Jazz Night in America. He also performs classical piano duo repertoire with his wife Christine Fuoco and contributes to groups such as Cleveland Jazz Orchestra and Jazzworks.