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Dr. Judith Ofcarcik is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Music Theory at James Madison University's School of Music. Her research focuses on formal function, narrative analysis, and Beethoven's late variation movements, alongside contributions to music theory pedagogy. She holds a PhD in Music Theory from Florida State University (2013), an M.M. in Organ Performance from Indiana University (2009), and a B.M. in Flute Performance from Eastern Illinois University (2006).
- Education:
- PhD Music Theory, Florida State University (2013)
- M.M. Organ Performance, Indiana University (2009)
- B.M. Flute Performance, Eastern Illinois University (2006)
Her work has been published in Music Theory Online and Engaging Students: Essays in Music Pedagogy, and she co-authored the entry "Variation Form" for Oxford Music Bibliographies. She has presented at conferences including the Society for Music Theory and Rocky Mountain Society for Music Theory.
Dr. Ofcarcik also maintains an active role as a church organist and pedagogue, performing works by Bach, Arvo Pärt, and Messiaen. Her teaching spans music theory and performance, blending scholarly research with practical musical engagement.
