- Composer - Sound Artist - Teacher
Welcome. Carolyn Borcherding's compositional interests lie in exploring the relationships between electronics and acoustic instruments, as well as internationally promoting Japanese instruments and integrating them into electro-acoustic compositions. Her fixed media piece “Seraphineas Flint” was performed at the Threshold Student Festival of Music held at Oberlin College in 2013. It was also one of five pieces selected in 2016 to be a part of Florida International University’s FEASt Music Festival. She has had works performed at EMM, SPLICE Institute and SPLICE Festival, and others. She participated in Seiha Hogaku-Kai's International Summer Workshop in Tokyo, Japan to learn the history and traditions of Japanese music and instruments.
Carolyn is a Graduate Assistant at Western Michigan University pursuing a master’s degree in music composition and has studied with Christopher Biggs, David Colson, and Lisa Coons. She assists with teaching electronic music classes and music theory, and gives lessons to electronic composition students. Out in the community, she teaches private piano lessons and plays piano for church services, weddings, and other events. She received her undergraduate degree in Music Media and Production at Ball State University in Indiana. |
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