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  Halim Lee

  Lecturer in Art, Graphic Design

  Halim Lee is a multidisciplinary graphic designer. She has a background as a mobile UX Designer at Samsung and completed her MFA degree at the Rhode Island School of Design. By embracing diverse media, from print to digital, she strives to explore new possibilities in graphic design. She weaves together humor, storytelling, and poetic computation […]
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  Hyun Min Lee

  Instrumental Core Faculty, BU Tanglewood Institute

  Cellist Hyun Min Lee has dedicated her career to the art of classical music, sharing her passion for the cello through performances, teaching, and collaborative projects. Her journey has taken her to esteemed venues such as Carnegie Hall, Boston Symphony Hall, Leipzig Gewandhaus, and the Seoul Arts Center, to name a few, offering audiences a […]
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  Melinda Lee Masur

  Co-Director, Young Artists Piano Program, Boston University Tanglewood Institute

  Lauded for her “impeccable technique and artistic interpretation” [The Columbian], pianist Melinda Lee Masur has performed on all three stages of Carnegie Hall, at London’s Wigmore Hall and Purcell Room, the Berliner Philharmonie, at the Ravinia Festival, Festival Les Muséiques Basel and in Boston’s Symphony Hall. As a chamber musician, Masur has performed with such […]
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  Gray Leiper

  Manager of Graduate Admissions

  As Manager of Graduate Admissions Gray Leiper oversees daily Dean’s Office communications with prospective graduate students to the College of Fine Arts across all programs from inquiry to admission as part of a collaborative admissions team across the three schools. He also serves as primary contact for prospective online students. Prior to joining the team at BU, Gray […]
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  Jeffrey Leonard

  Lecturer, Music Education

  Jeffrey Leonard is a Summa Cum Laude graduate of the Berklee College of Music, having majored in Music Education and Jazz Composition and Arranging. He holds a Master’s Degree in Music Education from Boston University. Jeff was the director of bands and the jazz program at Lexington High School starting in 1983, and the Performing […]
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  Ayden LeRoux

  Lecturer in Art

  Ayden LeRoux is a queer artist, writer, and critic from New England. Her work explores embodiment, eroticism, and illness, in order to complicate narratives about caretaking, gender, and family structures. She is a Contributing Editor at BOMB, covering art and literature pertaining to sexuality, disability, and feminism. Her fiction, essays, and criticism have been published […]
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  Warren Levenson

  Lecturer in Music

  A BU faculty member since 1995, Warren Levenson has led the BU Jazz Combos since 2015. He taught and coordinated three levels of Group Guitar lessons and provided private guitar instruction at BU from 1995 to 2020, and has presented a series of improvisation clinics.  He is also an ensemble leader and guitar instructor at […]
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  Benjamin Levy

  Lecturer in Music, Double Bass

  Boston Symphony Orchestra double-bassist Benjamin Levy was born in Cooperstown, New York, in 1980 and grew up in Pennsylvania and Colorado. While in high school he studied with David Potter, and spent two summers studying with Stuart Sankey at the Aspen Music Festival. Mr. Levy has had chamber music collaborations with soprano Dawn Upshaw, the […]
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  Catherine Liddell

  Lecturer, Historical Performance - Lute and Theorbo

  Known and sought after for her skill, sensitivity and experience as a continuo player, Ms. Catherine Liddell has performed with many of America’s leading period instrument ensembles, including Boston Baroque, the Handel & Haydn Society, Apollo's Fire (Cleveland), Tafelmusik (Toronto), Seattle Baroque Orchestra, and in the Aston Magna and the Boston Early Music Festivals. Performances […]
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  Lucia Lin

  Professor of Music, Violin

  Lucia Lin first made her debut at age eleven, performing the Mendelssohn Concerto with the Chicago Symphony and then went on to be a prize winner of numerous competitions, including the prestigious International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow. Ms. Lin has performed in solo recitals throughout the U.S., making her New York debut at Carnegie Recital […]
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  Rodney Lister

  Senior Lecturer, Composition and Music Theory

  Rodney Lister received his early musical training at the Blair School of Music in Nashville, Tennessee. He was a student at the New England Conservatory of Music (Bachelor of Music degree, with honors) and at Brandeis University (Master of Fine Arts and Ph. D. degrees) from 1975 to 1977. In between his stay at those […]
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  Celia Llácer

  Conductor, BU Tanglewood Institute Young Artists Orchestra, 2023

  Celia Llácer started studying Orchestral Conducting with maestro Borja and next year she will be studying Master’s conducting at the Zurich University of the Arts with Professor Johannes Schlaefli and Professor Christoph-Mathias Mueller. Throughout her career, she has received masterclasses from Emmanuel Villaume, Karel Mark Chichon, James Lowe and Professor Nicolas Pasquet. With the start […]
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  Don Lucas

  Associate Professor; Chair, Woodwind, Brass, Percussion Department

  Don Lucas, international trombone soloist, orchestral/chamber musician and teacher, originally from Falls Church, Virginia, U.S.A. was educated as a Fulbright Scholar to London’s Guildhall School of Music (“Premiere Prix” and Advanced Solo Studies Diplomas), Texas Tech University (M.M. & B.M.), North Texas State University, The University of Houston (DMA work) and The Berklee College of […]
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  Siu Yan Luk

  Staff Pianist, String Department

  Siu Yan Luk is currently a staff pianist at Boston University, Suzuki School of Newton, and Unitarian Universalist Area Church-First Perish in Sherborn. Graduated from Eastman School of Music with Doctor of Musical Arts in Performance and Literature (Piano) and Master of Arts in Music Theory Pedagogy, she previously held adjunct faculty positions at Rochester […]
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  William Lumpkin

  Associate Professor of Music; Artistic Director, Opera Institute

  William Lumpkin's extensive repertoire and career have led to engagements with Opera Theatre of St. Louis and Boston Lyric Opera, having previously served on the music staff for Los Angeles Opera, Aspen Opera Theatre, and Wolf Trap Opera. Additionally, Maestro Lumpkin led performances of the Mary Zimmerman production of Philip Glass’s Galileo Galilei as part […]
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  Matt Lupulio

  Director of Admissions

  BU College of Fine Arts School of Theatre Director of Admissions Matt Lupulio joins us most recently from the Perkins School for the Blind, where he oversaw all activities at the Grousbeck Center for Students & Technology. He brings extensive event planning, supervision of student workers & teaching assistants, crisis support and communication expertise. He is […]
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  Brandi Main

  Manager of Graduate Student Services

  Brandi Main joined the BU College of Fine Arts in 2024 as the Manager of Graduate Student Services, and she is delighted to be a Terrier F1RSTS Advocate through the Newbury Center here at BU. Before starting her position in CFA, she began her journey in higher education in 2021 when joining the staff at […]
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  Sharif Mamoun

  Assistant Director, Athletic Bands

  Assistant Director of Boston University Athletic BandsSharif Mamoun studied Music Education at University of Massachusetts Amherst, where he performed in the drum line of the award-winning UMass Minuteman Marching Band, and also received his Master’s in Music Performance (percussion) at UMass, during which time he served on the band’s percussion staff and was student coordinator […]
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  Gg Martel

  Academic Operations Manager

  Currently the Academic Operations Manager for Boston University College of Fine Arts School of Theatre, Gg Martel (she/her) has a long career in production management and administration in higher education. Most recently, she was the production manager at BU’s Wheelock Family Theatre and immediately prior to that was the chair of the Performance Production department […]
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  David Martins

  Director, Clarinet Workshop & Conductor, Young Artists Wind Ensemble, Boston University Tanglewood Institute

  With a dual career as a clarinet performer and conductor, David J. Martins balances orchestral venues with an active teaching and conducting schedule. After 25 years he retired in June of 2023 as a Master Lecturer in the School of Music at Boston University where he was the Music Director of the Wind Ensemble and […]