Daniel Schlosberg

Professor Daniel Schlosberg is a Professor of the Practice in Piano and Director of Undergraduate Studies at the University of Notre Dame. A Grammy-nominated pianist, he specializes in contemporary music, art song, and chamber music. His performances include collaborations with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Eighth Blackbird, and Third Coast Percussion. He premiered works such as Augusta Read Thomas’s *Starlight Ribbons* and Kaija Saariaho’s *Calices*. A Steinway Artist, he has recorded for labels like Albany and Bridge, with notable releases including *Gaul Me Maybe: French Baroque Keyboard Music*.

Education:

• Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) in Piano, Stony Brook University
• Master of Music (MM), Peabody Conservatory
• Bachelor of Arts (History), Johns Hopkins University
• Bachelor of Music, Peabody Conservatory

Research & Performance: Schlosberg directs the Baltimore Lieder Weekend and collaborates with soprano Laura Strickling. His work emphasizes contemporary compositions and historical repertoires, including art song curation and baroque keyboard music. He frequently lectures at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and serves as a pre-concert annotator.

Awards & Recognition:

• Grammy nomination for the album *40@40* (Best Classical Solo Vocal Album)
• Steinway Artist designation

Teaching & Outreach: Advisor to the University of Notre Dame Table Tennis Club since 2005, and faculty member at Ravinia’s Steans Institute vocal program. His pedagogical focus blends performance excellence with interdisciplinary engagement.