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SFCM’s classes in music history and literature provide a vital learning experience for all aspiring musicians. SFCM faculty deliver engaging sessions, helping students think critically about the meaning of the music they play by examining the musical values of other times, places, and cultures.
Faculty
They know their stuff.
Julio Elizalde
Corey Jamason
Rebeca Mauleón
Patrick Wolff
Faculty
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Erick Arenas
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Sarah Cahill
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David Coll
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David Conte
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Melita Denny
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Julio Elizalde
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Corey Jamason
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Rebeca Mauleón
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Isaac Pastor-Chermak
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Rebecca Plack
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Alexander John Stalarow
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Marcie Stapp
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Rachel Vandagriff
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Patrick Wolff
David Conte
Composition Chair
Julio Elizalde
Corey Jamason
Historical Performance Chair
Rebeca Mauleón
Patrick Wolff
Professor Alexander Stalarow's Music and Queer Identity's semester-ending field trip was a drag—in the best way. SFCM Music Director Edwin Outwater's "Holiday Gaiety" show is held at San Francisco Symphony over the holiday season.
Industry Alliances to Support Students and Artists
In recent years, SFCM acquired two leading artist management companies and an iconic record label to reimagine how elements of the music industry can better integrate to advance the human experience through music. For students, that means more opportunities to interact with touring artists and industry experts–including professional development workshops, side-by-side performances, and enhanced masterclasses.