Associate Professor of Collaborative Piano & Performance

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silkroadEast Boston (MA)

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Boston University’s School of Music seeks an experienced collaborative piano educator and performer to join as Associate Professor of Music. The incumbent will lead the collaborative piano degree program, teach MM and DMA students, and oversee curricula and ensembles. The appointment begins July 1, 2027, with responsibilities including recruitment, vocal coaching courses, and maintaining a national performance profile. A terminal degree in music performance is required.

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