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Elefante Music & School for the Performing Arts

1790 Springfield Ave, New Providence NJ 07974 (908) 464-5928 • 413 Park Ave, Scotch Plains NJ 07076 (908) 322-7542

Piano Teachers

Art Bailey Piano • Trombone • Trumpet • Tuba • Baritone Horn

For more than 30 years, Art Bailey has been a performer, composer, arranger, and educator, working in the NYC area and worldwide. As a freelance pianist and accordionist, he has performed in a wide variety of styles including jazz, classical, klezmer, and Cuban music. He has shared the stage at times with Itzhak Perlman, Steve Lacy, Del McCoury, Kirk Knuffke, Guy Klucevsek, Rez Abbasi, Matt Wilson, Marty Ehrlich, Dave Valentin, Karl Berger, Binky Griptite, Alfredo (Chocolate) Armenteros, The Atlanta Symphony, The Metropolitan Opera, The New York City Opera, Andy Gonzales, David Krakauer, and the Grammy award winning Klezmatics. In addition, he has performed in Broadway pit orchestras, most recently in “An American In Paris.”

Art has performed on, produced, and arranged or composed for numerous albums as a sideperson, including three recent projects of his own, “Quiet as a Bone,” a jazz piano trio recording featuring Art’s compositiongs, “Branch from the Tree,” a klezmer quintet with settings of compositions associated with Romanian tsimbalist Joseph Moskowitz, and a free-jazz duo with saxophonist Bryan Murray, “Clownmower.” He continues to have a busy schedule as a working jazz pianist and organist (and occasional trad jazz trumpeter) around NYC and NJ.

Finally, Art is thrilled to share whatever he’s learned over the last 30 years! He’s very much looking forward to meeting and working with new students of all levels.

Gerard Chiusano Piano

Composer and pianist Gerard Chiusano was raised in Belleville, New Jersey. He began piano studies at the age of four with private teachers. He later studied piano and composition with Thomas Parente at Montclair State [College] in the Preparatory Division. He went on to study piano with Richard Fabre and composition with Craig Shuler, both at The Juilliard School Pre-College Division, as well as conducting with Roger Nierenberg.

He studied composition with David Loeb at The Mannes College of Music and with David Noon at Manhattan School of Music, as well as piano with John MacArthur and conducting with Giampaolo Braccali.

His professional work has spanned genres from television and theatre to sacred music in the Catholic Church. He has served as assistant conductor to Emmy Awarding-winning Andrew Carl Wilk (creator of The National Geographic Channel) and has also served as pianist for the past original off-Broadway production of The Fantasticks. He has worked with such celebrities as Robby Benson, Nancy Dussault, and Karen Morrow. He also orchestrated and conducted the musical Green Gables by colleague composers Mark Friedman and Janet Vogt. He composed the opening music for the 2022 PBS mini-series Stars on Stage.

His psalm setting, “The Precepts of the Lord,” was composed for and performed as part of the visit of Pope St. John Paul II to New Jersey in 1995.

Mr. Chiusano has dedicated much time to the world of opera, having composed two full-length works, both Shakespeare adaptations: Antony & Cleopatra and Macbeth. His Antony & Cleopatra was awarded the 2004 John E. Profant Award for Excellence in the Arts, given in Santa Barbara, California. His sacred music is published by OCP of Portland, Oregon, G.I.A. Publications and World Library Publications, both of Chicago, Illinois, and Lorenz Co. of Dayton, Ohio. He has a number of sacred music collections available on all streaming services.

He is currently working on an adaptation of Thirst—A Novel by Mary Donnarumma Sharnick.

He is currently a member of the Music Theory and Composition faculty of Rutgers University Mason Gross School of the Arts, and there is in the process of completing his Ph.D in Music Composition.

Jonathon Dawson Piano • Voice

Jonathon is a graduate of Rutgers University with a B.M. in Music Performance from the Mason Gross School of the Arts. As a student, Jonathon studied classical voice as his primary instrument. He performed in both the Kirkpatrick Choir, the select choir that has a yearly performance in Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, and in the Rutgers University Glee Club, a men’s choir that recently toured Sweden, Finland, and Estonia. He also has experience performing musical theater, participating in shows throughout both high school and college. Jonathon has also studied piano since he was 7 years old. He has focused both on classical performance and jazz piano, which has helped him develop a unique musical ear. Jonathon has several years experience teaching private voice and piano lessons in South Plainfield, NJ. Jonathon is currently a Master’s student at Montclair State University, pursuing a Master of Arts in Teaching Music (MAT) with additional certification for working with students with disabilities. Jonathon’s wide range of musical experience enables him to meet the needs of any students.

Suzanne Delonas Voice • Piano • Flute • Clarinet • Saxophone

Suzanne Delonas is a licensed K-12 music educator with over a decade of experience teaching music in New Jersey’s public schools and as a private lessons teacher. Suzanne studied flute and voice at Kean University and has expertise in teaching vocal and instrumental music to diverse student populations including students with special needs. Beyond her teaching role at Elefante, Suzanne connects with learners and music educators globally through her online music classes and Magic of Music Ed business where she blogs about music education and designs digital music lessons and resources for music teachers and classrooms around the world.

Eddie Guttman Piano • Voice

Eddie studied at Binghamton University and New York University, where he earned his Master’s in Composition. He has over 25 years of teaching experience, including at the New School/The Actors’ Studio and NYU. He studied with world renowned pianist Walter Ponce. Past performances include appearances at the Papermill Playhouse, Off Broadway, and CBGB’s. He served for 10+ years as the pianist for the Meet The Artist Series at Lincoln Center. Eddie composed “Equilibrium”, written for and performed by then NYC Ballet principal dancer Peter Boal. Eddie received the honor of being named “Favorite Piano Accompanist” by the readers of the national publication Back Stage. He gave tutelage to Mary Illes ( Phantom of the Opera, Music Man ), Ta’Rea Campbell ( Aida ,  Hamilton ), Eric Scott Kincaid ( Newsies ,  Cats ), Adrienne Moore ( Orange is the New Black ), Doug Plaut ( Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt ), Kathy Brier ( Hairspray ), Bashira Cresswell ( Lion King ) and Joel Robertson ( Les Miserables ).

Mary Hrebin Haas Piano

Mary studied piano at Carnegie-Mellon University. She studied piano with Elizabeth Weiss and Carol Ferri, as well as Jascha Zayde in New York City. Throughout her career as a piano instructor, she gained experience teaching students age 5 to 65 of all levels. She has accompanied many singers and instrumentalists for recitals and auditions. For 11 years, she was recital chairperson for the Music Educators Association (MEA) of New Jersey (a non-profit piano teachers organization).

Diane Smith Kirsh Piano • Voice

Diane has been a professional singer with over 25 years experience in the music business. She has sung radio and television commercials (jingles) for top brands such as Diet Coke, My Little Pony, Chevrolet: including singing a solo for a Clio Award winning Max Factor Ad. As a recording session singer for records she has recorded with Michael Bolton, Marc Cohn, Patty Austin and Bebe and CeCe Winans. Diane has also shown her talents as a producer of the “Broadway Kids” and “Broadway Kids Sing Christmas” albums featuring Kathy Lee Gifford. She has performed in Off Broadway musicals and is a member of SAG-AFTRA and AEA. Diane teaches Vocal Technique and Performance Coaching Privately and at Elefante Music School. She continues to perform at festivals and fundraisers with her band “Kings Road” and is lead singer in her Church Praise Band.

David Lipowitz Piano

David Lipowitz has over 30 years of experience teaching children and adults of all ages, primarily in the Morris and Essex County area. He is especially excellent with children because of his upbeat, fun and enthusiastic personality. David specializes in teaching music of all genres, including popular, current hits, Disney, Broadway show tunes, children’s favorites, holiday tunes, movie/tv themes, jazz and classical music. His teaching style focuses on the importance of building a solid piano foundation along with having a knowledge of music theory, improvisational skills and scale/chord progressions. David enjoys passing on his musical knowledge to his students, some of whom have gone on to become professional musicians. David’s eclectic style of music and his instinctive ability to play to any audience has captured the hearts of audience members for over thirty years. He has performed professionally as the in-house piano player at The Manor in West Orange and The Short Hills Hilton and has played at hundreds of private parties/weddings in the tri-state area’s finest establishments. Currently, David is the pianist for the L’Elegance Duo (piano & cello).

Ellie Lee Piano

Ellie (Seunghyung) Lee is a composer and a jazz pianist based in New York and New Jersey, whose works and plays in a variety of styles including Jazz, Classical, Pop, R&B/Soul, and Gospel. Her rich musical background and experience develop her into a musician and idiom for her diverse music. Ellie’s greatest wish is to constantly grow, develop and improve her musical skills and knowledge so that her own musical color can be refined. Ellie grew up in Seoul, South Korea. She holds a Bachelor of Music in Classical Piano Performance from the Sookmyung Women’s University in Seoul, South Korea. Being awarded a World Tour scholarship from the Berklee College of Music in Boston, she moved to the United States and completed her Professional Diploma from the school. While at Berklee College of Music, she studied with George W. Russell Jr, Tim Ray, Alain Mallet, Joanne Brackeen, and Ross Ramsay. Ellie received a Master of Music in Jazz studies Performance from the William Paterson University in Wayne, New Jersey. She studied with Bill Charlap, a Grammy award-winning pianist, and Geoffrey Keezer, a two-time Grammy nominee. She published her thesis “A Comparative Analysis of Musical Characteristics of Wynton Kelly and Red Garland in Selected Small Group Settings” with advisor Dr. Tim Newman. Ellie is a recipient of the Roy Meyer Endowed Donor Scholarship at William Paterson University.

Ædan McEvoy Piano • Voice • Guitar • Ukulele • Harp

Ædan has been playing piano since they were five years old. By age 12, they were performing their original piano works which led to them studying music theory and composition many years later. They graduated with their B.Mus in Theory/Composition from the John J. Cali School of Music at Montclair State University, and participated in the New York Youth Symphony Composition Program for two years. Ædan is a commissioned composer receiving grants from National Endowment for the Arts as well as local grant programs in New Jersey and New York. They are a songwriter, keyboardist, harpist, singer, educator, and transcriber and have studied and worked with renown artists such as Katie Andrews (Wicked, the musical), Merynda Adams (Baroque Orchestra of New Jersey), David Fulmer (Columbia University), and Dr. Kyle Blaha (The Juilliard School).

Ædan’s approach to music education has always been about catering each and every lesson and project to the student’s individual interests and needs. With a foundation in music theory and world music history, Ædan teaches their students to explore different genres, compositional techniques, and creating curiosity through the keyboard as well as many other instrumental studies. Ædan teaches keyboard, harp, guitar, ukulele, voice, music theory, and composition.

Kyle Moffatt Piano • Saxophone • Clarinet • Flute

Kyle studied at the Berklee College of Music and the New England Conservatory, earning a Master’s in Jazz Composition. In addition to private instruction, he was instructor at Camp Encore-Coda, a summer music program in Brookline, Maine. Kyle performed with Bob Brookmeyer, Joe Lovano, Don Byron, Andy McGhee, and Max Weinberg. He performed as a member of groups the Rainbow Band (Berklee College of Music), the Jazz Composers’ Workshop Orchestra, the Jazz Composers’ Ensemble (New England Conservatory), and with the Brian Lewis Big Band, Greg Hopkins Jazz Orchestra, Beantown Swing Orchestra, and Joe Pino Sextet. He appeared at clubs and festivals including Somethin’ Jazz, The Garage, Silvana, Small’s, Caffe Vivaldi, North Shore jazz Festival, Chianti, Opal Room, Real Bar and All Asia Café. Kyle teaches all styles including jazz and classical, and can also incorporate theory and composition as primary or supplementary instruction.

Akira Rosillo Piano

Akira Rosillo is a pianist from North Bergen, New Jersey. Growing up, her life was surrounded by music, having it be played all the time around the house and later taking piano lessons starting at the age of 7. She spent her college years studying music, piano performance, being involved in different music groups such as Sigma Alpha Iota, performing with colleagues, creating art within her community through her band, and instructing in multiple teaching settings ranging from elementary through high school. She graduated from Bergen Community College with an Associates Degree in Music Technology as well as earning a Bachelor’s Degree from New Jersey City University in Music Education K-12 Certification. Currently, she plays with two bands in the New Jersey area playing R&B, rap, and jazz music. She has played in notable venues throughout her career thus far in the New Jersey and New York City area including Arlene’s Grocery, The Bitter End, and Sounds of Brazil NYC. Akira has taught in New Jersey as a high school choir teacher where she had the opportunity to work with students in putting on performances in school and in the community. Akira has been teaching privately for the past five years, teaching students of all ages and backgrounds. She is always eager to learn and grow with every student that comes her way.

Stefanie Santoro Piano • Flute • Voice

Stefanie studied at the John J. Cali School of Music at Montclair State University. She studies flute with Judith Mendenhall, principal flautist of the American Ballet Theater. At Elefante Music, she teaches flute, piano and voice to over 30 students ranging from kindergarten to adult. She performed at Carnegie Hall with the Montclair State University orchestra and flute ensemble. She played in chamber ensembles and in the pit orchestra for Montclair State University’s productions of Sweeny Todd, A Chorus Line, Carousel, and Poulenc’s opera Dialogue of the Carmelites. As a vocalist she was part of University Singers, and the Montclair State University chorale. She performed Mozart’s Requiem and Mahler’s third symphony with University Singers and the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. Stefanie is a founding member of Les Non Triolets, a trio featuring flute, double bass, and piano that performs a variety of music from classical to jazz. She was part of the baroque chamber music ensemble Millennial Musicale Concert Series and the New York and New Jersey Flute Club. In addition to private instructions on flute, piano, and voice, Stefanie created and directs Flute Ensemble , a flute camp to promote solid technique and repertoire in a group setting.

VIDEO: Stefanie Santoro Introduction

Jeff Sassaman Piano • Violin • Viola • Cello • String Bass

Jeff Sassaman is a bass player and teacher in the NYC area, both in the classical and jazz genres. He has numerous overseas tours reaching Europe, Africa and Asia and South America. He has performed with Placido Domingo, Jon Manasse, Carter Brey to name a few. He has performed at the White House, Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, and Alice Tully Hall. As an educator, Jeff has taught hundreds of students in his 20 year career. He is very knowledgeable of all of the gold star teaching methods on various instruments. He is a member of The American String Teachers Association (ASTA),The Music Educators Association of NJ (MEA), The International Society of Bassist and The American Federation of Musicians. Jeff holds a B.F.A. from the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA.

Marina Stefanovsky Piano • Violin • Viola

Marina earned her BA and MA from Gnessins Academy of Music in Moscow. She was an instructor at the Village Music Guild in New York City and Arts on the Hudson in Jersey City. Marina has extensive experience teaching violin, viola, piano, and music theory. She has instructed individuals and groups, conducted string orchestras, and transcribed music for string instruments. She taught at Moscow City Music School from 1985-1990. Since 1990, Marina has been teaching privately in Russia, New York, and New Jersey. Marina prides herself on being a responsible and reliable person, as well as a motivated, creative, and patient teacher.

Peter Toth Piano

Peter earned his Ph. D in Musical Arts/Piano Performance from the University of Texas at Austin. He is a worldwide concert performer and regular guest artist at various piano festivals, such as the ALS Festival in San Francisco and the Festival Musique en Vallée du Tarn in France. Among his many accomplishments, he won a special award for the best performance of a major romantic work for his interpretation of Brahms’s First Piano Sonata at the Southern Highland International Piano Competition in Australia. He performed concerts in Europe, including Hungary, Austria, Slovakia, Germany, Russia, France, Holland, Spain, Italy, and Switzerland. He also performed in Japan, South Korea, Peru, Costa Rica, China, Australia, and the United States. He was invited to serve on the jury panel of the Franz Liszt International Piano and Voice Competition in Los Angeles (2014), and adjudicated at the Liszt-Garrison International Piano Competition in Baltimore in October, 2015. He has been a member of the American Liszt Society since 2011. An advocate of Franz Liszt’s music, Mr. Toth has a wide and diverse repertoire, ranging from J.S. Bach to contemporary music, with a particular focus on the piano music of the 19th century. He is an enthusiastic interpreter of the works of Beethoven, Schubert, Chopin, and Brahms. Peter’s additional honors include winning the American Paderewski Piano Competition in 2013, the Franz Liszt International Piano and Voice Competition in Los Angeles in 2010, and the Franz Liszt International Piano Competitions in Budapest in 2001 and Weimar in 2000. His first released CD recording won the Grand Prize of the Hungarian Liszt Society in 2006.

Andrzej Winnicki Piano

As a classical and jazz pianist, Andrzej toured all over Eastern Europe, including Poland, the former Soviet Union, Germany, and the Czech and Slovak Republics. His quintet won a Polish National Jazz Competition, and recorded and performed on national radio and television. He performed in the Lincoln Center, the Polish Consulate General, St. Peter’s Church in New York City, and many top jazz clubs in the tri-state area. Andrzej is also a recording artist for J-Bird Records and WM Records and released three albums (“In the Bush,” “Crazy Girl,” and “Requiem”) of original compositions on these labels. Played with Jeremy Pelt, Mark Egan, Ralph Alessi, Scott Colley, Rodney Holmes, Nasheet Waits and many other top players on the NYC jazz scene. He performed with top stars of Broadway, including Joel Grey and Bernadette Peters. As a part of the Hank Lane Music organization, Andrzej played at countless major corporate functions throughout the United States, including Kurt Masur’s 70th birthday celebration for the New York Philharmonic, many New York City Ballet fundraisers, and events for major corporations. He has been a member of ASCAP since 1997 and local 802 of the American Federation of Musicians in New York City since 1989.

Video: Highlights from Andrzej’s virtual piano recital

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Although it is one of the biggest instruments in band or orchestra, they come in a variety of sizes to accommodate younger players.

If this is your first year in orchestra, you may need to check with your music director to see if upright bass is an option.

Oboe players must become familiar with the key system, which can appear complex at first. With daily practice and patience, playing the oboe can be fun and rewarding!

Jupiter JBN1000 Bassoon

ABS Resin body, full German Heckel key system.

Conn 6D Double French Horn

C.G. Conn “Artist” – Key of F/Bb, .468″ bore, 12″ small throat yellow brass bell, yellow brass mouthpipe, branches and slide crooks, nickel silver outside tubes, tapered rotors and bearings, all string linkages, clear lacquer finish.

Selmer LaVoix SAS280R Tenor Saxophone

High F# key, multiple adjusting screws, rocking table mechanism, Blue steel springs, treated leather pads with metal resonators, ribbed construction, hand engraved clear lacquered brass.

Selmer LaVoix SAS280R Alto Saxophone

Conn 52H Trombone

Standard wrap F attachment with standard rotor, chrome plated nickel silver inner handslide, .525″/.547″ dual bore, 8-5/8″ rose brass bell, Clear lacquer finish.

Bach TR200S Bb Trumpet

Silver-plated body, .459″ bore, Stradivarius-style valve casing, Monel pistons, 1st slide thumb saddle, Adjustable 3rd slide finger ring, two-piece hand-hammered 4-13/16″ yellow brass bell.

King Silver Flair 2055T Bb Trumpet

Silver-plated body, 462″ bore, 4 7/8″ seamless bell, Monel pistons, 1st slide trigger, patented “quick release” 1st valve thumb trigger for easy intonation adjustments.

Jupiter JTR1100S Bb Trumpet

Silver plated yellow brass body, 4.8″ bell, 460″ bore, Monel pistons, 3rd valve slide throw ring and stop, 1st valve slide thumb saddle, reverse lead pipe.

Buffet E11 Bb Clarinet

Stained African blackwood and Dalbergia Melanoxylon body, nickel keys, double fishskin pads.

Powell-Sonare PS51BOF Flute

Open hole, B foot, Sterling silver genuine Powell head joint, silver-plated body and keys, offset G, Y arms, drawn tone holes, modern Powell scale.

Azumi AZ1SRBEO Flute

Open Hole, Offset G, Split E Mechanism, B Foot, Gizmo Key, Altus Z-Cut™ Professional Headjoint with .925 Sterling silver lip plate and riser, Altus-Bennett Scale, wide rib construction, silver-plated body and keys, French-style pointed key arms, stainless steel springs.

Azumi AZ1SRBO Flute

Open Hole, Offset G, B Foot, Gizmo Key, Altus Z-Cut™ Professional Headjoint with .925 Sterling Silver Lip Plate and Riser, Altus-Bennett Scale, wide rib construction, silver-plated body and keys, French-style pointed key arms, stainless steel springs.

Jupiter JFL1000RBO Flute

Open hole, B-foot, offset G key, .925 Sterling silver headjoint, silver-plated body and keys.

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Communication Tour

• Meet with an Admissions Counselor 
• Explore our 380-acre campus with one of our Student Ambassadors
• Enjoy a live student-run television show 
• Tour our Communication facility in Hamilton Hall where you will visit two television studios, our award-winning campus radio station Brave New Radio, and much more  
• Connect with current communication students and faculty 

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William Paterson University

300 Pompton Road

Wayne, New Jersey 07470

973-720-2000

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