Alan Darling
Coach/Accompanist, Voice and Opera
Royal Academy of Music, University of Michigan
Former faculty member, Yale University. Currently also serving as faculty
for Lyric Opera Centger for American Artists. Accompanied singers in recitals
throughout North America and Europe. Regular participant in the Ravinia Festival.
Drew Edward Davies
Assistant Professor, Musicology
dedavies@northwestern.edu -
847-467-3367
PhD, University of Chicago
Recent Activity
Specialist in 16th- through 18th-century musics of Latin America and Iberia
in global contexts. Articles and reviews published in Eighteenth-Century
Music, Revista Portuguesa de Musicologia, Heterofonía,
and The Courtesan's Arts: Cross-Cultural Perspectives, an essay collection
from Oxford University Press. Dissertation “The Italianized Frontier:
Music at Durango Cathedral, Español Culture, and the Aesthetics
of Devotion in Eighteenth-Century New Spain” received the 2006 Wiley
Housewright Award from the Society for American Music. Mexico City Regional
Coordinator for MUSICAT, the National Seminar on the Music of New Spain and
Independent Mexico (Seminario Nacional de Música en la Nueva España
y el México Independiente) at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma
de México. Edition of the complete works of Santiago Billoni, an 18th-century
Italian composer in New Spain, forthcoming from A-R Editions. Complete thematic
catalog of the music archive of Durango Cathedral, Mexico in preparation. Drafting
a monograph on music and religious culture in New Spain. Frequent collaborator
with early music ensembles and recent presenter at academic conferences throughout
the USA, and in Mexico, the UK, Spain, Cuba, Poland, and Japan. Research interests
include Spanish viceregal/colonial arts and culture; historiography; cultural
studies; medieval music; post-Tridentine church music; 20th-century English
art song.
Bernard J. Dobroski
John Evans Professor of Music, Music Education
bjdobroski@northwestern.edu -
847-491-5716
PhD, Northwestern University
Former dean of the Northwestern University School of Music (1990-2003) and dean of the University of Oregon School of Music (1986-1990). Tubist, keyboard performer and music educator. Former member of the United States Navy Band in Washington, D.C. Other activity as author/editor, conductor, impresario, and in fundraising/marketing in higher education. Currently teaching graduate and undergraduate courses in the School of Music, as well as in the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences.
Richard Drews
Assistant Professor, Voice
r-drews@northwestern.edu - 847-491-3939
BSEd, MMus, University of Nebraska
Coordinator, Voice and Opera Program. Tenor. Active performer; international
career as soloist, recitalist, and operatic singer. Performances with Metropolitan
Opera, Lyric Opera of Chicago, New York City Opera, Santa Fe Opera, Opera Theatre
of St. Louis, Atlanta Opera, Florida Grand Opera, Deutsche Oper am Rhein, and
many other companies throughout the United States and Canada. Winner, Metropolitan
Opera National Council Auditions. Former member, Lyric Opera Center for American
Artists.