Music Faculty
John Albertson
John Albertson, Professor Emeritus of Music at George Washington University, is an applied music instructor in Classical and Jazz Guitar.
Robert Baker
Robert Baker has been a member of the faculty of the Department of Music for 25 years.
Douglas Boyce
Douglas Boyce writes chamber music that draws on Renaissance traditions and modernist aesthetics, building rich rhythmic structures that shift between order, fragmentation, elegance, and ferocity.
Magdalena Duhagon
Born in Uruguay, guitarist Magdalena Duhagon has performed in the United States, Canada, Europe, Middle East and South America, giving concerts in cities like Paris, Berlin, Warsaw, Alexandria, Cairo, Beyrouth, Amman, Prague and Amsterdam.
Mary Findley
Mary Findley has been featured as a violin soloist with many orchestras, including the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra under Thomas Schippers.
Eileen Guenther
Dr. Eileen Guenther is the Professor of Church Music at Wesley Theological Seminary and a Lecturer in Music at The George Washington University.
Loren Kajikawa
Loren Kajikawa recently joined the music faculty at The George Washington University’s Corcoran School of the Arts & Design.
Kip Lornell
Kip Lornell has been teaching courses in American music and ethnomusicology at GW since 1992.
Eugene Montague
Eugene Montague joined the faculty at the George Washington University in the fall of 2009, having previously taught for several years at the University of Central Florida.
Jon Ozment
Jon Ozment is a jazz piano instructor. He has over 30 years of experience in performance, teaching, improvisation, theory, and jazz history.
Michaela Trnkova
Michaela Trnkova, international harpist, is Lecturer in Harp at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design’s Music Program.
Uri Wassertzug
Dr. Wassertzug is an adjunct professor of Viola and Chamber Music.
A. Scott Wood
A. Scott Wood is director of orchestral activities at The George Washington University’s Corcoran School of Arts and Design.
Ning Yu
Praised for her "taut and impassioned performance" by the New York Times, pianist Ning Yu performs with vigor and dedication for traditional and avant-garde repertoire of the 20th and 21st century on stages across the United States, Europe and Asia.
