Masterclass: David Cartledge, piano

Free admission to observe, no ticket required David Cartledge, NCTM, is professor of music in piano and director of graduate studies at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. He has performed across the United states and internationally. A recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Trust Award for Young Australians and the Sir John Crawford Scholarship of the Australian American Association Canberra, Cartledge also teaches courses in piano literature for graduate students majoring in piano. For a quarter of a century, he directed the school's Secondary Piano Program, a program for non-piano majors that under his leadership grew to more than 900 students per semester. At conferences, Cartledge has demonstrated methods for training tomorrow's music professionals to speak effectively about music, using digital musical analysis effectively in the classroom, and using video as an effective means of asynchronous instruction. His presentations include these and other topics at both national and chapter College Music Society conferences, the national conference of the Association for Technology in Music instruction, the national Group Piano and Piano pedagogy Forum, the World Piano Pedagogy Conference, and the Indiana Music Teacher's Association state conference. He has served on the national program committees of the MTNA National Conference and the National Conference on Keyboard Pedagogy, and he is co-chair of the NCKP Teacher Education in Higher Education Committee. A native of Australia, Cartledge was co-director of the Indiana University Piano Academy, an annual. multi-week opportunity for middle-to-high-school pianists from around the world to gather in Bloomington. He is frequently invited to give masterclasses, and he has judged piano competitions at both state and national levels. He resides in Bloomington, Indiana, with his wife, son, and daughter.For ticket questions, please contact the Newman Center Box Office at 303-871-7720.For all other Lamont questions, please call 303-871-6400.We offermultiple accessibility services, which you can view here (https://liberalarts.du.edu/lamont/performances-events).Patrons seeking accommodations can call (303) 871-7720.