Steven Pane

Steven Pane is a Professor of Music at the University of Maine at Farmington. His work emphasizes interdisciplinary collaborations, blending music with poetry, visual arts, and literary studies. Notable projects include the Celestial Emporium with poet Jeff Thompson and artist Dawn Nye, and explorations of Ives’s Concord Sonata with Tiane Donahue. He performed the American premiere of Ana-Maria Avram’s Musique pour Mallarmé in 2010 at Harvard and UMF, reflecting his interest in phenomenology and contemporary composition.

• Education: PhD in Music (1998) from University of Maine; MM (1986) from Westminster Choir College; BM (1983) from Manhattan School of Music

Pane has performed at prestigious venues including the Academy of Music (Philadelphia), Aaron Davis Hall (New York), Davies Hall (San Francisco), and the Kennedy Center. His recent work engages with avant-garde composers and interdisciplinary dialogues in music.

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