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William Ciabattari is Associate Professor of Music and Chair of the Department at Lycoming College, where he has served since 2006. He conducts the concert band and jazz ensembles and teaches courses in music education, music theory, instrumental conducting, music fundamentals, and world music traditions.
He founded the Lycoming College Community Orchestra in 2013, transforming it into a full symphonic ensemble. His leadership extends to academic administration as department chair, reflecting his deep engagement with music pedagogy and performance.
- B.S.E., University of Arkansas
- M.M., Cleveland Institute of Music
- Ph.D., Case Western Reserve University
His areas of expertise include music education, band and orchestra conducting, low brass performance, and jazz. He has developed curriculum across foundational and advanced topics in music, emphasizing both Western and global traditions.
While no formal publications are listed, his professional work reflects a sustained commitment to music education, ensemble development, and community engagement through performance.
He has received no listed scientific awards, but his career includes significant contributions as an educator and performer.
Ciabattari advises music students and contributes to program development as department chair. He has not received mention of external grants, but his leadership in creating and expanding ensembles implies institutional support and collaborative initiatives.
He is associated with several performing groups, including the Lycoming College Community Orchestra, Williamsport Symphony Orchestra, Billtown Brass, Williamsport City Jazz Orchestra, NEOTUBA (a Cleveland-based tuba quartet), and the Blossom Festival Band. These reflect his dual role as educator and active professional musician.
