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Curriculum Vitae Gregory D Sauer Curriculum Vitae Gregory D Sauer October 08, 2017 General Information University address: College of Music College of Music HOUSEWRIGHT MUSIC BUILDIN0202 Florida State University Tallahassee, Florida 32306-1180 E-mail address: [email protected] Professional Preparation 1988 Master of Music, New England Conservatory. Major: Applied Cello. 1986 Bachelor of Music, Eastman School of Music. Major: Applied Cello. Professional Experience 2006–present Associate Professor, College of Music, Florida State University. 1997–present Assistant Principal Cello, Colorado Music Festival. 2001–2006 Associate Professor, School of Music, University of Oklahoma. 1996–2006 Principal Cello, Oklahoma City Philharmonic Orchestra. 1995–2001 Assistant Professor, School of Music, University of Oklahoma. Visiting Professorship(s) 2000–2001 University of California, Los Angeles. Honors, Awards, and Prizes Contra Costa Chamber Orchestra Concerto Award, Contra Costa Chamber Orchestra (2006). ($5,000). Robert Glenn Rapp Presidential Professor, University of Oklahoma (2004). ($25,000). Vita for Gregory D Sauer Amoco Good Teaching Award, University of Oklahoma (1998). ($1,000). Fifth Prize, London International String Quartet Competition, City of London (1989). ($8,000). First Prize, Hudson Valley String Competition, Hudson Valley Philharmonic (1986). ($3,000). Performer's Certificate, Eastman School of Music (1986). Second Prize, Ima Hogg National Young Artist Competition, Houston Symphony (1986). ($3,500). Current Membership in Professional Organizations American String Teachers' Association College Music Society Teaching Courses Taught Applied Music Major, Cello (MVS2423) Applied Music Major, Cello (MVS3433) Applied Music Major, Violincello (MVS6463) Junior Recital (MVS3970) STRING REPERTORY (MVS2520) STRING REPERTORY (MVS3530) STRING REPERTORY (MVS5550) STRING REPERTORY (MVS6560) Applied Music Major, Cello (MVS4443) Applied Music Major, Violincello (MVS1413) Applied Music Major, Violincello (MVS5453) Applied Music Principal, Violincello (MVS1313) Applied Music Secondary, Violincello (MVS1213) Cello Pedagogy (MUS4936) Doctoral Recital: Public Recital (MVS6985) Doctoral Recital: Public Recital (MVS6986) Honors Study (MUS4904) Modified Credit, All Instruments (MVO5350) Senior Project/Thesis/Recital (MUS4970) STRING REPERTORY (MVS4540) Applied Music Principal, Cello (MVS3333) Applied Music Principal, Cello (MVS4343) Applied Music Secondary, Cello (MVS4243) Chamber Music (MUN5465) Directed Individual Study (MUS5906) Doctoral Recital: Chamber Music Recital (MVS6988) EPPES/ZWILICH STRING QUARTET (MUN5465) Master's Recital (MVS5977) Page 2 Vita for Gregory D Sauer Senior Recital (MVS4971) String Repertory (MVS2520) String Repertory (MVS3530) String Repertory (MVS5550) String Repertory (MVS4540) Senior Tutorial in Music (MUS4936) String Repertory (MVS6560) Applied Music Secondary, Cello (MVS2223) Internship in Music Performance (MUS5941) Doctoral Recital: Studio Recital/Lecture (MVS6987) Directed Individual Study (MUS4905) Applied Music Major, Violoncello (MVS1413) Applied Music Major, Violoncello (MVS5453) Applied Music Major, Violoncello (MVS6463) Applied Music Major, Violoncello (MVS4443) Applied Music Major, Violoncello (MVS3433) Applied Music Major, Violoncello (MVS2423) Applied Music Principal, Violoncello (MVS1313) Applied Music Principal, Violoncello (MVS2323) Applied Music Principal, Violoncello (MVS3433) Applied Music Principal, Violoncello (MVS3333) Applied Music Secondary, Cello (MVS3233) Master's Recital 2 (MVS5977) Doctoral Chamber Recital (MVS6988) Doctoral Solo Recital (MVS6986) Doctoral Treatise (MUS6979r) Junior Recital (MUS3970) Master's Recital 1 (MUS5906) Senior Recital (MUS4971) Applied Music Principal, Violoncello (MVS4343) Applied Music Secondary, Modified Credit, All Instruments (MVO4240) Applied Music Secondary, Violincello (MVS5253) Applied Music Secondary, Violoncello (MVS5253) Chamber Music (MUN4463) Doctoral Solo Recital (MVS6985) Undergraduate Coaching, All Instruments (MVO4240) Modified Credit, All Instruments (MVO5250) Applied Music Principal, Violincello (MVS5353) Applied Music Principal, Violoncello (MVS5353) Modified Credit, All Instruments (MVO6460) Chamber Music (MUN2460) Applied Music Graduate Coaching (MVO6065) Applied Music, Graduate Coaching (MVO6065) Applied Music Secondary, Violoncello (MVS1213) App Mus Maj, Violoncello (MVS1413) App Mus Maj, Violoncello (MVS6463) Page 3 Vita for Gregory D Sauer App Mus Prin, Violoncello (MVS1313) App Mus Sec, Violoncello (MVS1213) String Repertory (MVS6985) String Repertory (MVS6986) String Repertory (MVS6987) String Repertory (MVS6988) Doctoral Committee Chair Carey, M. A., graduate. (2017). Bohuslav Martinu and his First Cello Sonata: A Performance Guide. Vives, M. H., graduate. (2013). Yun, Y., graduate. (2013). Geeseman, K. A., graduate. (2011). Kim, J., graduate. (2010). A Comparison of Original and Performer's Editions: Frederic Chopin's Introduction and Polonaise Brilliante, Op. 3, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's Variations on a Rococo Theme, and Luigi Boccherini's Concerto in B-flat Major, G.482. Williams, M. B., graduate. (2010). Bonev, B. I., graduate. (2009). The Cadenza in Cello Concertos- History, Analysis and Principles of Improvisation. Staykova, Z., graduate. (2009). A Contextual Approach to Learning Orchestral Excerpts for Cello. Ivanov, H. P., graduate. (2008). The Twentieth Century's Most Significant Works for Cello: Historical Review and Analysis. Collins, A., doctoral candidate. Galvarino, J. L., doctoral student. Pereverseva, A., doctoral student. Doctoral Committee Member Berindean, M. R., graduate. (2017). de Azevedo Bastos, Elaine Taina, graduate. (2017). Gan, J. R., graduate. (2017). Han, S. Y., graduate. (2017). Stuart, M. D., graduate. (2017). Howng, C., graduate. (2016). Agostino, N. L., graduate. (2015). Kim, H. M., graduate. (2015). Potur, O. V., graduate. (2015). Vaughn, J. B., graduate. (2015). Kim, H., graduate. (2014). Szewczyk, P., graduate. (2014). Falkner, R. M., graduate. (2014). Jensenius, E. G., graduate. (2014). Page 4 Vita for Gregory D Sauer Kim, H. J., graduate. (2014). Lloja, V., graduate. (2014). Geib, M. T., graduate. (2013). Ciulei, S. O., graduate. (2013). Han, H., graduate. (2012). Cho, Min-Young , graduate. (2011). Foster, A. M., graduate. (2011). Keasler, D. J., graduate. (2011). Song, S. H., graduate. (2011). Ryu, J., graduate. (2010). Hain, K., graduate. (2010). Moldovan, T. A., doctoral candidate. Kim, R. H., doctoral student. Lim, H., doctoral student. Royal, A., doctoral student. Master's Committee Chair Pittman, J. K., graduate. (2015). Thompson, M. E., graduate. (2015). Bennett, A. B., graduate. (2014). Farrell, K. B., graduate. (2014). Page, J. V., graduate. (2014). Kirsch, D. L. R., graduate. (2013). Macmillan, A. N., graduate. (2012). Shaw, N. A., graduate. (2011). Sinko, G. L., graduate. (2011). Sinco, M. L., graduate. (2010). Barnes, R. J., graduate. (2010). Master's Committee Member Cutright, M. G., graduate. (2015). Kam, K. H. K., graduate. (2015). Lerman, S. J., graduate. (2015). Lougheed, B. W. P., graduate. (2015). Royal, A., graduate. (2015). Tompkins, R., graduate. (2014). Dutilly, P. J., graduate. (2014). Bonkowski, M. M., graduate. (2013). Nunn, J. L., graduate. (2012). Lesmes, M. A., graduate. (2012). Potur, O. V., graduate. (2012). Stuart, M. D., graduate. (2012). Page 5 Vita for Gregory D Sauer Patierno, C. H., graduate. (2010). Grover, O., graduate. (2010). Castor, J., graduate. (2009). Tropepe, S., graduate. (2009). Wiseman, A., graduate. (2007). Castro, L., student. Bachelor's Committee Chair Booth, A. N., student. Dmitri Shostakovich's String Quartet No. 8 in C minor Op. 110: A Performer's Guide. Additional Teaching Not Reported Elsewhere Sauer, G. (2015). Artist/Faculty at Green Mountain Chamber Music Festival, Burlington, Vermont. Green Mountain Music Festival. Sauer, G. (2014). Artist/Faculty at Green Mountain Chamber Music Festival, Burlington, Vermont. Green Mountain Chamber Music Festival. Sauer, G. D. (2012). Guest Clinician, ASTA Cellobration, Boca Raton, FL. Sauer, G. D. (2012). Seminar in General Music at Christ Church Episcopal School, Greenville, SC. Sauer, G. D. (2012). Applied Cello and Chamber Music at Duxbury Music Festival, Duxbury, MA. Sauer, G. D. (2011). Applied Cello and Chamber Music at Red Lodge Music Festival, Red Lodge, MT. Red Lodge Music Festival. Sauer, G. D. (2009). Applied Cello and Chamber Music at Texas Music Festival. Texas Music Festival. Sauer, G. D. (2008). Applied Cello and Chamber Music at Hot Springs Music Festival. Hot Springs Music Festival. Page 6 Vita for Gregory D Sauer Research and Original Creative Work Presentations Invited Presentations at Conferences Sauer, G. D. (presented 2010, January). Vibrato as Spice. Presentation at Florida Music Educators Annual Conference, Florida Music Educators Association, Tampa, FL. (Regional) Sauer, G. D. (presented 2009, February). Cafe Music. Presentation at Southern Chapter Annual Conference, College Music Society, Southern Chapter, Orlando, FL. (Regional) Sauer, G. D. (presented 2007, November). Musical One-Upmanship: Martinu Takes on Paganini. Presentation at National Conference, College Music Society, Salt Lake City, UT. (National) Invited Lectures and Readings of Original Work Sauer, G. D. (2007, August). Transfigured Night, a Thematic Analysis. Delivered at Garth Newel Music Center, Warm Springs, VA. (National) Master Classes Sauer, G. (2016, March). Cello Master Class. Master class delivered at State University of New York-
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