

Michelle Conda
Professor of Piano
Coordinator of Secondary Piano
and Piano Pedagogy
College-Conservatory of
Music
University of Cincinnati
P0 Box 210003
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0003
telephone: 5l3-556-9525
fax:
513-556-0202
Michelle.Conda@uc.edu
Dr. Conda earned her B. M. degree
in piano performance from Mansfield University in Pennsylvania, and her M.
M. degree in piano performance from Bowling Green State University. her Ph.D.
in Piano Pedagogy is from the University of Oklahoma, where she studied piano
and pedagogy with Dr. Jane Magrath and Dr. E. L. Lancaster. She has taught
and given masterclasses througout the United States, her area of expertise
is in adult learning. Dr. Conda has hosted numerous
events at the College-Conservatory of Music, including the Yamaha Technology
Symposium, numerous clinicians from around the country, and the National
Group Piano/Piano Pedagogy Forum, of
which she is a founding member.
Dr. Conda has published articles
in American Music Teacher, Soundboard, Keyboard Companion, Piano
Forum, and Yamaha Key Action. She has given presentations
for the National Group Piano Piano Pedagogy Forum, Music Teacher's National
Association Conference, National Conference on Keyboard Pedagogy, as well
as numerous state and local conferences. She is also Associate Editor for Keyboard
Companion magazine.
Presently, Dr. Conda is writing 2 group piano books for Prentice Hall Publishing; Group
Piano for the Well-Rounded Musician and Source Materials for the
Well Rounded Musician. Anticipated printing is in 2006.
Even with her research, Dr.
Conda manages to maintain a performance schedule as pianist for the Cincinnati
Community Orchestra. Dr. Conda's most recent performances include the Schumann
Concerto in Am, Khatchaturian Concerto, the Saint-Saens' Carnival of the
Animals, Shostakovich Concerto, and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue.
As
Coordinator of Secondary Piano and Piano Pedagogy at the University of
Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, Dr. Conda established the cognate
in piano pedagogy, which was approved in 1996. Several students have published
articles as a direct result of their cognate work.
Dr. Conda previously taught
secondary piano and piano pedagogy at the University of Toledo.
Dr. Conda has been a member
of the piano faculty of the College-Conservatory of Music since 1993.
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