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Emily Martin is the Ellen P. Williams Associate Professor of Music and Director of the Bucknell Voice Lab at Bucknell University. She also serves as the inaugural Faculty Fellow for the Pericelli-Gegnas Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation and co-founder of em2CONNECT, a creative facilitation firm specializing in artist education.
Her educational background includes:
- Doctorate of Musical Arts in Performance and Pedagogy, Summa Cum Laude, University of Colorado Boulder
- Artist Diploma in Voice and Opera Performance, The Academy of Vocal Arts, Philadelphia, PA
- Bachelor of Music in Voice Performance, Cum Laude, School of Music, College of Fine Arts, Boston University
Dr. Martin's research integrates voice pedagogy, opera, American art song, and musicians' wellness with arts entrepreneurship and civic engagement. As a University of Utah SVI-trained vocologist and registered yoga teacher, she pioneers holistic approaches to vocal training, emphasizing flexibility and joy in artistic expression while reshaping music education through non-traditional repertoire and community-focused curricula.
Her creative output centers on expanding vocal repertoire, exemplified by the 2020 album 'Let Evening Come: American Songs Old and New' featuring unheard works by American composers. This project bridges historical and contemporary practices, highlighting her commitment to uncovering marginalized voices and innovating within classical traditions.
Scientific recognition includes:
- U.S. Fulbright Scholar Award (2022-2023) for research at The Royal Conservatoire at The Hague
- The Chicago Tribune's designation as one of the 'Best Classical Recordings of 2020'
As an educator, Dr. Martin mentors through global masterclasses and residencies while leading em2CONNECT to support artists during industry disruptions. Her Fulbright grant enabled cross-cultural collaboration at The Hague, advancing methodologies for new audience development. She directs the Bucknell Voice Lab, which explores the intersection of vocal science and artistic practice, and co-founded the performance collective Women on the Verge to champion collaborative creativity.
