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Paul Ayres
Abbie Betinis
Matthew Culloton
Martha Hill Duncan
Edward Eicker
Frederick Frahm
Christopher Gable
Jocelyn Hagen
Norman Mathews
Scott Robinson
Wayland Rogers
Timothy C. Takach

Scott Robinson

Scott Robinson grew up in Syracuse, NY, and worked as a professional folk musician from 1986-1994, earning his MMus en route. He earned his Ph.D. at the University of Minnesota, and has divided his time since then between his
composing and performing activities and teaching at Eastern University, a Christian institution on Philadelphia’s Main Line. He teaches composition, Music in World Cultures, twentieth-century music history, and a faith-and-the-arts class called Arts Odyssey.

Scott’s prose has appeared in the St. Paul Pioneer Press, the Philadelphia Inquirer, Sojourners magazine and Arts magazine, among others. His music is published by Graphite, Moon of Hope and Thomas House publishing, and has been recorded on the Wyndfall, Lux Musica and Naxos labels. His chorus-and-strings piece The Stolen Child was awarded the Roger Wagner prize in 2000. His work has been broadcast on Public Radio International and Radio Free Europe, as well as on various regional public radio stations. Scott has appeared as guest lecturer at numerous colleges and churches, speaking on arts-and-faith-related topics.

Scott’s group Gypsophilia performs Balkan, Turkish and Jewish folk music, while his group Mandala performs his original Sufi-inspired Christian devotional music.

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