Claire Fedoruk, DMA

Professor of Musicology

Fax: (626) 969-7419

Office Location: Warren Music Center, Room 219

Dr. Claire Fedoruk is a high level scholar-practitioner whose research is focused on vocal music of the Renaissance and 21st centuries. Dr. Fedoruk’s passion is the intersection of scholarship and performance and its impact on those who practice both. She has presented her work at the Oxford Round Table, and is a member of the AMS Pedagogy Study Group and evaluation committee member for their conference. This spring she will present her work at several conferences, including Historical Performance: Theory, Practice, and Interdisciplinarity (Bloomington, IN), Representations of Early Music on Stage and Screen (Sheffield, UK) and at the Society for Musicology in Ireland (Belfast, UK). Dr. Fedoruk is Professor of Musicology as Azusa Pacific University, where she teaches at the graduate and undergraduate levels, and serves as the Director of Graduate Programs.

Education

DMA, Early Music Historical Performance, University of Southern California
MM, Vocal Performance and Literature, Eastman School of Music
BM, Vocal Performance and Literature, Pacific Lutheran University

Credentials/Certifications

American Guild of Musical Artists
Screen Actor’s Guild

Academic Area

School of the Arts

Expertise

Mid-17^th-Century Roman Cantatas/Opera
Minimalism of the 20^th Century
Baroque Ornamentation
Renaissance Performance Practice
Baroque and Medieval Manuscripts
Historical Pronunciation

Courses Taught

GMUS 500 – Introduction to Graduate Music Program
GMUS 501 – Seminar in Music History I
GMUS 502 – Seminar in Music History II
MUS 351 – Ancient, Renaissance, and World Music Literature
MUS 352 – Baroque, Classical, and Early Romantic Music Literature
MUS 455 – Late Romantic and 20th-Century Music Literature