Tido Janssen, Cello; Stacy Kwak, Piano; Hye-Jean Choi, Organ SELECTED SOLO and CHAMBER MUSIC PERFORMANCES
T I D O J A N S S E N ________________________________________________________________________ EDUCATION 2003 Doctor of Musical Arts in Cello Performance, University of North Texas Related field: Music Theory Major Professor: Eugene Osadchy 1994 Master of Music in Cello Performance, Boston University Major Professor: George Neikrug 1988-1991 Folkwang Hochschule für Musik Essen in Duisburg, Germany Major Professor: Jürgen Wolf TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2010-present Lecturer II, University of Texas Pan American/University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Edinburg, TX. Full time faculty. Responsibilities included directing the UTPA Symphony Orchestra (2010-2013), maintaining and recruiting a cello studio, chamber music, classroom teaching (music appreciation, string methods, string pedagogy, string repertoire), and participation in faculty committees. 2006-2010 Academic Assistant of Cello, University of Lethbridge (UofL), Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. Full time faculty. Responsibilities included maintaining and recruiting a cello and bass studio, classroom teaching, conductor of the UofL Music Conservatory Senior Youth Orchestra, and Conservatory Strings Coordinator (coordinating string recruitment and string instrument rental program; cello ensemble, and Conservatory Honours String Quartet) 1999-2006 Assistant Professor of Cello, Hardin-Simmons University (HSU), Abilene, TX. Full time tenured faculty. Responsibilities included maintaining and recruiting a cello and bass studio, classroom teaching (music appreciation, string methods, freshmen theory) and participation in faculty committees 1999-2006 Adjunct Instructor of Cello. Abilene Christian University, Abilene, TX. Responsibilities include maintaining and recruiting a cello and bass studio, and teaching a string methods class. 1996-1999 Teaching Fellow, University of North Texas, Denton, TX. Responsibilities included teaching private cello lessons to music majors and non-music majors, teaching Viola da Gamba.
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