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Rebecca Dunnell
Associate Professor
Education
- Doctor of Musical Arts (D.M.A.)
Flute Performance; University of
North Carolina
- Master of Music (M.M.) Flute
Performance; University of North Carolina
- Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.)
Applied Flute; Long
Island University
Courses Taught
- Flute
- Music Literature and History,
Antiquity-Renaissance
- Music Literature and History,
Baroque and Classical
- World Music
- Foundations of
Music Theory
- Flute Choir
ensemble
- Enjoyment of
Music
Academic Interests
- Flute repertoire and pedagogy
- Socio-Musical history,
especially Ancien Régime
- Music of Northern India
- Women in Music
Scholarly Activity
- Clinician, Kentucky Flute Festival, Campbellsville
University, KY, 2013.
- Guest Faculty, the British Isles Music Festival, Ardingly
College, West Sussex, U.K. August 2012.
- Editor, The Flutist’s Handbook: Pedagogy Anthology,
vol. 2, published by the National Flute Association, 2012.
- Presenter, British
Flute Society International Convention, Royal Northern College of Music,
Manchester, U.K., 2010.
- Performance, Concert of Indian Classical Music, Chhandayan
Centre for Classical Indian Music, New York City, NY, 2010.
- Performance, (Zephyr
Flute & Harp Duo) presented by the Lyra Harp Society of Kansas City. 2010.
- Performance, Arkansas State University, selection via
Missouri Arts Council performer listings. This residency of workshops and
capstone evening performance was presented with funds from MAAA (Mid-America
Arts Alliance with funds from National Endowment for the Arts, Arkansas Arts
Council) and the ASU Lecture-Concert series. 2010.
- Contributor, Selected Flute Repertoire and Studies: A
Graded Guide, published by the National Flute Association, 2009.
- Presenter, The Royal College of Music, London, U.K. 2009.
- Performance, David
Taddie's "Luminosity for Flute/Alto flute and Electronic Sounds,"
National Flute Association Convention, 2008.
- Publication, Mozart:
Sonata K. 13, arranged for flute
& harp, pub. by ALRY, Inc. 2008.
- Performances, St.
Joseph Symphony, St. Joseph, MO, 2008-2012.
Student Group Advisement
- Faculty Advisor, Sigma Alpha Iota, International women's
honor music fraternity. 2002-present.
Other Professional Experiences
- Missouri-London
program: faculty residence in London, U.K., teaching World Music, Music
Appreciation, and British Life & Culture. International Enrichment program
at Imperial College. 2008.
- Member, Pedagogy Committee, National Flute Association.
2009-present.
- Research grants to
pursue academic interests at Archives Nationale and Bibliothèque Nationale de
France, Paris; and British Library, London, U.K. 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012.
- President, Kansas
City Flute Association, 2007-2010.
