Mark Carver

Mark Carver is an Associate Teaching Professor of Collaborative Piano at Carnegie Mellon University's School of Music. His career spans performances with prestigious orchestras including the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and Carnegie Mellon University Wind Ensemble. He holds a BFA and MM from Carnegie Mellon, with studies at Indiana University and the Académie Internationale d'Été in France.

• Education: BFA & MM from Carnegie Mellon University, Indiana University, and Chautauqua Institute
• Performance Highlights: Carnegie Hall debut at 17, acclaimed Gershwin performances, and collaborations with Pittsburgh Camerata
• Discography: Jessica Rivera Sings Romantic Music, Spanish-American Songs, and Sacred Songs and Interludes

Recipient of major awards including the Cincinnati World Competition Grand Prize and Carnegie Mellon Chamber Music Prize. Known for refined accompanying skills and contributions to music education.