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Professor of Fine Arts (Music Division) Carey Center, Room 32 724-805-2263 (on campus ext. 2263) albert.tiberio@email.stvincent.edu Dr. Tiberio's CV - Professional musical studies with outstanding musicians including Jean Morel (Metropolitan Opera, NY), Karl Munchinger (Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra, Germany), Emanuel Balaban (Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, Monaco), Jorge Mester (Pasadena Symphony Orchestra, CA), William Vacchiano (NY Philharmonic), Harry Glantz (NBC Symphony Orchestra - Toscanini), Armando Ghitalla (Boston Symphony), Adolph Scherbaum (Virtuoso Baroque Soloist), Bernard Wagenaar, Paul Creston, Robert Ward, Vincent Persichetti, and Jacob Druckman.
- 30+ years teaching experience in conservatories, universities, colleges, secondary schools, and private studios
- Assistant Conductor of Pittsburgh Opera and Conductor of 24+ symphony orchestras; chamber orchestras; symphonic bands; vocal, choral, and instrumental ensembles
- Principal Trumpet in 25+ symphony orchestras, symphonic bands, and chamber ensembles
- Composer of 40+ orchestras; symphonic bands; local, choral, and chamber works
- Author of three books and numerous articles
- Held the post of European Musical Director
- Lectured throughout the U.S. and Europe
- Recipient of musical honors and awards in both U.S. and Europe
- Numerous TV and radio appearances, including host of a weekly tri-state radio program on musical analysis and performance
- Newspaper Music Critic and Editor for the Juilliard Newsletter
Education Ed.D., Columbia University M.A., Columbia University B.S., The Juilliard School
Courses Taught Comprehensive Musicianship I Comprehensive Musicianship II Comprehensive Musicianship III Form and Analysis Fundamentals of Music Theory Music Appreciation Music History and Literature I: Baroque and Classical Periods Music History and Literature II: Romantic and Contemporary Periods Recital Attendance Sight Singing, Ear Training, and Solfeggio Survey of Musical Theater and Opera
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