جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Michael Caporizzoمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Sound Recording Technology
• Audio Engineering
• Music Performance
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Michael Caporizzo serves as Associate Professor and Director of the Sound Recording Technology (SRT) program within Ithaca College's School of Music, Theatre, and Dance. He teaches SRT coursework at all levels while advising students and overseeing internships, leveraging his dual expertise as both educator and industry professional. Master of Music in Guitar Performance (Ithaca College) Bachelor of Music in Sound Recording Technology (Ithaca College) His research focuses on the intersection of sound engineering and musical performance, emphasizing fundamental audio concepts, problem-solving in evolving industry landscapes, and collaborative studio practices. Caporizzo investigates live sound reinforcement techniques, orchestral recording methodologies, and the pedagogical integration of studio technology in music education. Recent publications demonstrate consistent output in classical, contemporary, and popular music recording (2017-2022), with specialization in chamber music, solo instrumental works, and genre-crossing productions. His technical credits span orchestral, jazz, rock, and metal contexts, highlighting adaptability across acoustic and electronic domains. Caporizzo maintains active industry engagement as recording/live engineer for artists including Pablo Cohen, Aaron Tindall, and The Roots, while advising SRT students through hands-on studio experiences and internship coordination. His teaching philosophy prioritizes mastery of core audio principles within rapidly changing technological environments. As SRT program director, he oversees curriculum development and industry partnerships, connecting students with professional recording opportunities at venues hosting artists like Pitbull and Frankie Valli.

Asher Wulfmanمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• String Performance
• Viola Performance
• Violin Performance
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Asher Wulfman serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Music Performance within the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance at Ithaca College. His office is located in room 3208 of the James J Whalen Center for Music in Ithaca, New York. His artistic and pedagogical focus centers on string instrument performance, with specialized expertise in viola and violin techniques within classical music traditions. His work emphasizes technical mastery, interpretive depth, and historical performance practices for string musicians. Professor Wulfman actively contributes to the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance through performance instruction, ensemble coaching, and participation in departmental artistic initiatives that advance string education at the collegiate level.

Melivia Raharjoمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Collaborative Piano
• Chamber Music
• Violin Accompaniment
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Melivia Raharjo serves as Lecturer in Music specializing in Collaborative Piano at Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music within the Department of Chamber and Collaborative Music, based in Music Addition, MA109. Her educational qualifications include: Artist Diploma in Collaborative Piano from Cleveland Institute of Music (2021) Master of Music in Collaborative Piano from Cleveland Institute of Music (2019) Bachelor of Music from Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, National University of Singapore (2017) Raharjo's professional focus centers on collaborative piano performance, particularly in chamber music settings with string instruments. Her work emphasizes interpretive synergy with instrumentalists across violin and cello repertoire, art song partnerships, and competition accompaniment. She advocates for chamber music as a joyful communal experience that inspires broader musical engagement. Her distinguished accolades comprise: Two Special Prizes for Mozart and Beethoven Sonata performances at the 11th International Violin Competition of Indianapolis (2022) Duo Competition victory at Music Academy of the West (2021) featuring world premiere of Conrad Tao's 'Churn' No information is available regarding student advising or research grants. Raharjo maintains active performance collaborations with renowned ensembles including the Takács Quartet and individual artists such as Roger Vignoles and Jaime Laredo, while serving as official pianist for the International Violin Competition of Indianapolis and Hidden Valley Music Seminar's cello master classes.

• Collaborative Piano
• Vocal Coaching
• Piano Accompanying
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Elizabeth Manus is an Instructor of Music (Piano) specializing in collaborative piano and vocal coaching. She holds multiple concurrent academic and performance roles, including piano faculty at Muhlenberg College, Staff Pianist at Rowan University, and pianist/vocal coach for West Chester University's opera program. She also serves as accompanist for the Bucks County Choral Society and Pennsylvania GirlChoir. Education: B.M. from University of Michigan Diploma in Piano Accompanying from Curtis Institute of Music M.M. from University of the Arts Diploma in Piano and Chamber Music from L'ecole D'Art Americaines, Fontainbleau, France Organ training under David Spicer and Robert Elmore Research & Artistic Focus: Her expertise spans collaborative piano performance, vocal coaching, and instrumental accompanying across opera, choral, and symphonic contexts. She maintains active involvement in chamber music and organ performance, with extensive experience in professional orchestras including Kennett, Delaware, York, and Lancaster Symphonies. Her international performances include venues like the Kimmel Center's Verizon Hall and Avery Fisher Hall. Awards & Recognition: Ezerman Piano Award for performance excellence President’s Award for Academic and Artistic Achievement (University of the Arts) Professional Affiliations: Member of the Philadelphia Chapter of the American Guild of Organists, with ongoing contributions to music festivals including Strings International Music Festival, Lutheran Music Festival, and Germantown Institute for the Vocal Arts.

William Campbellمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Music Composition
• Technology & Music
• Music & Social Justice
• +۳ مورد دیگر

William Campbell serves as Associate Professor of Music, Department Chair, and Director of Composition Studies at Linfield University since 2023. Based at the Vivian Bull Music Center in Oregon, he teaches within the Department of Music while maintaining an active creative practice as composer and pianist. His educational background includes: Ph.D. from the University of Oregon M.M. from San Francisco Conservatory of Music B.M. from the University of Arizona Dr. Campbell's research integrates Music Composition, Technology & Music, and Music & Social Justice through mindfulness-based creative practice. His work explores human connection and environmental celebration across concert music and film scoring, with recent compositions performed globally and featured in award-winning documentaries. He emphasizes building musical foundations for lifelong learning in his pedagogical approach. His creative output demonstrates significant industry recognition: Billboard #11 Classical Crossover Chart (2023) Two Academy Award nominations (2021) Luminous Frames International Film Festival win (2021) Mid-American Emmy nomination (2020) ASCAP Plus Awards spanning eight years (2010–2017) Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame induction (2011) As an educator, Campbell focuses on inspiring students to realize artistic potential through foundational skill development. His professional website WilliamCampbellMusic.com showcases ongoing projects reflecting Pacific Northwest influences, though specific research grants or advising details remain undocumented.