Styliani Tartsinis - Classical Saxophone Player

Styliani Tartsinis Resume

EDUCATION 2005 Rutgers University Doctor of Musical Arts in Saxophone 1996-97 New England Conservatory Postgraduate Study in Saxophone 1996 Florida State University Master of Music, Multiple Woodwinds 1994 University of Southern Mississippi Bachelor of Music in Saxophone Performance 1990-92 Manhattan School of Music Undergraduate Study in Saxophone Performance 1989-90 Interlochen Arts Academy High School Diploma TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2007-present New York City Department of Education, Music Teacher Assignments include: Â§ PS 79 (K-5): Chorus, band, woodwind/ brass sectionals, keyboard / guitar classes and World Music Drumming Ensemble Â§ Mosaic Preparatory Academy, Pre-K – 6, Chorus, keyboards, recorder, and percussion ensemble. Â§ Martin Van Buren High School, Queens Village General music classes and keyboard class 2005- 07 Eastern Christian Middle & High School, NJ Â· Band Director & Chair of Music Department High School, Band, Orchestra, pit orchestra theory classes, & instrumental sectionals (woodwind, brass & percussion), jazz band & jazz improvisation course Â· Middle school band, jazz band and sectionals (woodwind, brass and percussion) Â· Beginner Band and all beginner band sectionals (woodwind, brass and percussion) Westchester Conservatory of Music, NY Saxophone and Clarinet Teacher 2003-04 Rutgers University Saxophone Teaching Assistant Bronx Arts Ensemble Public School Program, NY Recorder Teacher 1997-98 Community Music School of Springfield, MA Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet, Recorder Teacher/Chamber Music Coordinator 1994-96 Florida State University Saxophone Teaching Assistant LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE 2005 NCO Academy Graduate, US Army, Ft Dix, NJ Â· Leadership courses 2004 – Present Promoted to Sergeant (Non-Commissioned Officer) Â· Leadership duties include: Supervising a team for unit food ordering, and assembly Â· Supervise soldiers for duties for the day consisting of organizing Physical Fitness information to be recorded into the system, supervise teams to assemble and disassemble equipment for performance jobs. MUSIC CURRICULUMS Music and the Brain (Keyboard) Little Kids Rock (Guitar & Modern Band) Orff-Schulwerk World Music Drumming Band & Chorus CERTIFICATION: NYS Certification NJ Certification Orff-Schulwerk level 1 PUBLISHED ARTICLES 2007 Instrumental Dictation, MENC Keep The Music Playing, MENC On the Road to Rhythmic Development, SBO Rehearsing in Style, MENC Approaching Bebop, JazzEd MASTER CLASSES AND CLINICS 2007 International Navy Saxophone Symposium “History & Method behind the Altissimo” 2006 International Navy Saxophone Symposium: “Method behind the Altissimo” Promotion of live music The Real Deal & Back to Basics in public schools LECTURE RECITALS 2004 Lincoln Center, Bruno Walter Auditorium, New York Public Library of the Performing Arts, Greek Classical Music Rutgers University Doctoral Program: Alois Haba: Suita for Solo Saxophone op. 99” 2003 Rutgers University Doctoral Program: “An Analysis of Ingolf Dahl's Concerto for Saxophone (1949), and a Comparison of the Original and the Revised Score for Saxophone and Band” Rutgers University Doctoral Program: Henry Brant: A Comparison of the Orchestral and Wind Version of Henry Brant's Concerto for Saxophone 1997 Manhattan School of Music “Interpreting Haba Suita & Ibert Concertino Da Camera” 1996 Florida State University “Building Technique through Interpretation” DOCTORAL PERFORMANCE PAPERS 2004 "Alois Haba: Suita for Solo Saxophone op. 99” 2003 Henry Brant: A Comparison of the Orchestral and Wind Version of Henry Brant's Concerto for Saxophone” Ingolf Dahl: “An Analysis of Ingolf Dahl's Concerto for Saxophone (1949), and a Comparison of the Original and the Revised Score for Saxophone and Band” PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE, 1997- present SOLO RECITALIST HIGHLIGHTS 2006 Conservatory of Westchester, White Plains, NY Hellenic Music Foundation 7th Annual Gala Benefit Concert, Astoria, NY 2005 Composer Collaborative (new music series), Christ & St. Stevens, NYC 2004 Bruno Walter Auditorium, New York Public Library of the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center, Hellenic Festival 2003 World Saxophone Congress XIII, University of Minnesota 2002 Kennedy Center, Washington DC St. Paul's Chapel (Selected performer for series), NYC Trinity Church, NYC 2001 Weill Recital Hall (Carnegie Hall), NYC Merkin Hall, NYC Riverside Church, NYC 2000 Mirada, Monterey, CA 1999 TV, N YC Wisteriahurst Museum, MA Springfield Museum, MA 1998 Lincoln Center Music at Noon Summer Concert Series (Back of Harvard Square

Updated: April 4, 2012