Robert Satterlee

Robert Satterlee is a Professor of Piano and Director of Graduate Studies in the Keyboard Department at Bowling Green State University's College of Musical Arts. He is a renowned solo and chamber musician, performing internationally with engagements in the US, China, Europe, and beyond. His performances emphasize contemporary works, including premieres at festivals like Music04 in Cincinnati. He has released acclaimed recordings on Naxos and Blue Griffin labels, with the latter praised by the New York Times. Satterlee collaborates with symphony musicians from Chicago, London, Philadelphia, and Detroit, and co-directed Chamber Music Quad Cities. He holds degrees from Yale University, Peabody Conservatory, and the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music. Teaching roles include summer instruction at Interlochen Arts Camp.

Education:

• Yale University
• Peabody Conservatory
• University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music

Performance Highlights: Regular performances on Dame Myra Hess Memorial Concerts, Schubert Club, and Music Teachers National Association conferences. Tours in China, Greece, and across Europe. Notable collaborations with orchestras and festivals including the World Piano Conference in Serbia and Piano Plus Festival in Greece.

Recordings: Naxos CD featuring Frederic Rzewski's works (2014) and Blue Griffin release with Rzewski/Albright music (2015).

Grants & Recognition: Competitions prizes include St. Louis Symphony Young Artists Competition honors. Active in chamber music leadership roles.