Associate Professor of Collaborative Piano & Program Lead

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boston universityEast Boston (MA)

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About the role

Boston University’s College of Fine Arts, School of Music seeks an experienced associate professor of collaborative piano to begin July 1, 2027. The role leads the established collaborative piano program, teaches MM and DMA students, mentors graduate assistants, and oversees curricula. The successful candidate will maintain a national performance profile, recruit top students, coach ensembles, and collaborate with opera, orchestral, wind, and choral programs across the School.

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