faculty profile

Aysegul Durakoglu

TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, MUSIC & TECHNOLOGY
Building: Morton
Room: 108
Phone: 201-216-5081
Fax: 201-216-8245
Email: Aysegul.Durakoglu@stevens.edu
Website
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Education

Ph.D., New York University
M.M., Juilliard School of Music
B.M., Mimar Sinan University, Istanbul State Conservatory

Research

-Musical Perception and Response
-Music of the Eastern Mediterranean Region
-Contrapuntal Lines and Rhythmic Organization in Claude Debussy's Piano Music
-Multi-Cultural Aspects in Turkish Music

General Information

Recordings:

 

Twelve Piano Etudes of Claude Debussy, 2011

Favorite Piano Works, 2009

Alla Turca, 2006 


Experience

Aysegul Durakoglu has been performing as a concert pianist and chamber musician nationally and internationally. She has performed in prestigious music festivals and concert series throughout the United States, Canada, Russia, and Turkey. Most recently, she has presented a performance project, titled "Musical Journey with the Orient Express" at Jazz at Lincoln Center, and lecture-recitals on the music of Claude Debussy for the composer's 150th birthday. More information can be obtained at her web-site: www.ayseguldurakoglu.com.

Professional Service

Professional Concert Pianist: International and National Venues (see website)
Affiliate Associate Professor, Stevens Institute of Technology, 2010-Present
Visiting Lecturer, Stevens Institute of Technology, 2005-2009
Adjunct Faculty, New York University, 1992-1998
Director and Instructor of Piano, Studio di Musica, Hoboken, 2003-Present
Artistic Director, Musica Mundana, Chamber Music Society, 1998-Present

Honors & Awards

NYU PhD Dissertation, Notable Distinction
NYU Chamber Music Society’s Special Award for Leadership and Contribution
NYU Travel Grant for International Seminar in Berlin

Professional Societies

CMS College Music Society

Musica Mundana Chamber Music Society

Selected Publications
Journals
  1. Aysegul Durakoglu. "Affiliate Associate Professor, Music & Technology", Traditional and Polyphonic Music through Multi-Cultural and Political Conflicts, Article, Vol. 1, No.2, Contemporary Turkish Culture, 2008.
Courses
  • HMU 350 Music of the Eastern Mediterranean
  • HMU 496 Music Performance: Private Lessons
  • HMU 497 Music Performance: Recital
  • HMU 101 Music History I
  • HMU 102 Music History II
  • HMU 220 Piano Class I
  • HMU 221 Piano Class II
  • HMU 322 Piano Class III
  • HMU 324 Piano Class IV