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Adam Sliwinski is a performer-in-residence at Princeton University, part of the Edward T. Cone Program, and a core member of the Grammy-winning ensemble Sō Percussion. He holds adjunct roles in music education, co-directing the Sō Percussion Summer Institute and Bard College's percussion program. His work bridges performance, composition, and pedagogy, emphasizing collaborative creation in contemporary music. Sliwinski earned degrees from Oberlin Conservatory and Yale University, specializing in percussion under Robert van Sice and Michael Rosen.
Education:
- Doctor of Musical Arts, Yale University
- Masters in Music, Yale University
- Bachelor of Music, Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Research & Teaching: Specializes in percussion chamber music, contemporary performance practices, and rhythm studies. Teaches courses such as 'Practices and Principles of Rhythm' and 'Ends and Means: Issues in Composition' at Princeton. His writings explore percussion's role in modern music, featured in Cambridge Companion to Percussion and newmusicbox.org.
Performance Highlights: Extensive touring with Sō Percussion and the International Contemporary Ensemble, including residencies at Harvard, Columbia, and NYU. Conducted premieres like Vijay Iyer’s Radhe Radhe (ECM Records, 2014). Solo recordings include Nostalgic Synchronic (2015) for prepared digital piano.
