DR. PAUL WYBRANIEC
Director of PM Music School
Clarinet / Alto Saxophone / Music Theory / Aural (ABRSM)
Languages: English, Polish
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Doctor of Musical Arts, SUNY Stony Brook University
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Master of Music, Mannes College of Music
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Master of Music, Chopin Music Academy, Warsaw, Poland
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Bachelor of Music, Opole City Music School & Chopin Music Academy, Warsaw, Poland
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Carnegie Hall, New York Debut Recital in 2003 (with pianist Mikako Ogata)
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PMduo member; performed as a soloist and chamber musician in Poland, France, Switzerland, South Korea, United States, and Japan.
DR. MIKAKO OGATA
Piano
Languages: English, Japanese
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Doctor of Musical Arts, City University of New York
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Master of Music, Tokyo College of Music
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Master of Music, Mannes College of Music
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Bachelor of Music, Tokyo College of Music
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Carnegie Hall, New York debut recital 2003 (with clarinetist Paul Wybraniec)
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Specialized on a history of the performance practice of Mozart’s piano music.
ANA MARIA DIAZ HERRERA
Viola/Violin/Piano/ Aural (ABRSM)
Languages: English, Spanish
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Doctor of Musical Arts, Rutgers University (in progress)
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Master of Music (Orchestral Studies), Tianjin Juilliard, China
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Master of Music (Music Performance), Delaware University
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Performed with numerous Chamber ensembles and Symphony Orchestras.
MARY JEWELL
Piano/Aural (ABRSM)
Languages: English
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Bachelor of Music Magna Cum Laude, West Chester University, West Chester PA
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Teacher and Performing Musician in Central NJ since the 1970's specializing in Piano and Clarinet.
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Performs with groups including Rutgers Collegium Musicum, Monmouth Symphony and the Summerswing Orchestra.
TYLER SELVIG
Oboe/Bassoon/Piano/Music Theory
Languages: English,French
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Doctor of Musical Arts, Rutgers University (in progress)
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Master of Music in Oboe Performance & Literature, University of Illinois
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Bachelor of Music in Oboe Performance, Crane School of Music
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Courses in Collaborative Piano/Accompanying, Special Education Training and Early Education/Class Piano
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Performed with numerous Chamber ensembles and Symphony Orchestras.
HANNAH HAN
Piano
Languages: English, Korean
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Bachelor of Music, Piano Performance, Mannes College of Music
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Performed as an accompanist at Metropolitan Opera and Chicago Opera.
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Accompanist at various music festivals and concerts in New York and New Jersey.
JULIAN OSSA
Piano/Theory/Aural Skills (ABRSM)
Languages: English
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Bachelor of Music in Composition, Rutgers University Mason Gross (in progress)
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Juilliard Preparatory Division in Composition and Piano
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Guest lectured at the Juilliard Preparatory Division
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ASCAP Morton Gould Composer Award: Honorable Mention
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Has performed at Lincoln Center
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Has had works premiered by professional chamber ensembles such as Ensemble Intercontemporain and the Mivos Quartet
GREG ERICKSON
Ukulele/Guitar
Languages: English
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Bachelor of Arts, Kean University
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Performs as a soloist and with rock bands in New Jersey.
HAMZA AHMED
Sitar/Oud
Languages: English
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Bachelor of Arts, Rutgers University
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Teacher and Performing Musician in Dubai, UAE and New Jersey
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Experience Teaching all age groups
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Specializes in the Eastern Modal Traditions and Improvisation
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Arabic Music Retreat attendee
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Performed in Rock bands, Arabic ensembles, and Fusion groups
ZIYUAN SIU
Violin/Music Theory (ABRSM)
Languages: English, Mandarin
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Currently a member of the Chamber Orchestra
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Performed in Rowan University, Carnegie Hall, EB'S Mayors Gala, Rutgers University
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First Place Winner, performed at the winners recital in Carnegie Hall
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Knowledgeable of the ABRSM syllabus, can guide students through the program.
LUKE NOKES
Piano/Music Theory/Aural Skills
Languages: English
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Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies - Music Education Vocal Double Concentration, Rutgers University Mason Gross (in progress)
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Associate in Science - Humanities Concentration, Ocean County College
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Composer and independently-published recording artist
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Performs solo as well as in jazz and classical ensembles
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Experience teaching private lessons to varying age groups
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Experience teaching in NJ public schools