Dr. Gabriel Alfieri
- Adjunct professor
Areas of Expertise
Music, Western music history, theater and film music, song, singing and voice pedagogy, music of the English Renaissance, music of the African diaspora in the United States, sacred music
Education
- B.Mus. in vocal performance, Rhode Island College (1996)
- M.Mus. in voice/vocal pedagogy, New England Conservatory (2009)
- M.Mus. in musicology, New England Conservatory (2010)
- Ph.D. in musicology, Boston University (2015)
Professional Experience
I am a professional musician and scholar, and a recipient of numerous grants and awards. I have presented my work at various national conferences, including the American Musicological Society, the Society for American Music, the Modern Language Association, the North American British Music Studies Association and the Renaissance Society of America. My research is published in American Music, The Tennessee Williams Annual Review, The Journal of Singing and Classical Singer, and I regularly provide program notes for the Boston Early Music Festival and other performing organizations. I am also a professional vocalist, director/conductor and singing teacher/vocal coach, and director of music at St. Martin of Tours Episcopal Church in Providence, Rhode Island.