Dr. Alison P. Deadman

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Associate Professor (hired 1998)

Areas of responsibility:

Music History
Clarinet

Education:

B.A. (honors) in Music, University of Leeds, England
M.Phil. in Music, University of Leeds, England
M.A. in Clarinet Performance, California State University, Fresno
Ph.D. in Musicology, University of California, Los Angeles

Dr. Deadman serves as an artist/clinician for the Yamaha Corporation of America. To learn more about getting financial support to have her come to visit your institution please send her email.

To see the handout for "Using Technology to Enhance College Music Education" - a presentation given as part of the Region 8 Session of the N.A.S.M. conference in New Orleans, November 25, 2002, click here.

Dr. Deadman is in the final year of a three-year training program to become a certified teacher of the Alexander Technique. To find out more about how the Alexander Technique can help musicians avoid painful over-use injuries go to the Alexander Technique Center website.

Courses taught :

Music History Survey I-IV
Woodwind Literature and Pedagogy

Applied Music Taught: Clarinet Clarinet Choir Chamber Music	Professional Activities/Organizations: International Clarinet Association American Musicological Society East Tennessee Schools Band and Orchestra Association Pi Kappa Lambda Music Honor Society Johnson City Symphony Orchestra Symphony of the Mountains (formerly the Kingsport Symphony Orchestra) Alexander Technique International American Society for the Alexander Technique
Research/Creative Activities: Clarinet performance Woodwind performance practice Handel operas	Hobbies: Running Hiking Gardening Sewing/ Knitting

Why did you choose to come to ETSU?

A chance to use both of my areas of expertise in a friendly work environment, at a picturesque location!

Why should a student come to ETSU?

You will have the advantages offered by a moderate sized institution--more individual attention and more chance of playing in major ensembles.