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Chairman
Department of Music
126/127 Powell Hall
P.O.
Box 6968
Radford University
East Main Street
Radford, Virginia 24142
Phone
(540) 831-5177/5409
FAX (540) 831-6133
efellin@radford.edu
Eugene Constant Fellin,
whose ancestral hometown is
Dambel
(Trento) Italy, was born and raised in
Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. In 1970 Dr. Fellin was appointed to the
position of Associate Professor of Music at Radford
University. He was granted tenure in 1974, appointed
Department Chairman in 1975, and promoted to the rank of
Professor of Music in 1980.
Dr. Fellin performed
professionally as violinist in Milwaukee with the
Milwaukee
Symphony Orchestra, the
Florentine
Opera Orchestra, the Music Under the Stars Orchestra
and the Orchestra of the Bel Canto Chorus. He studied
violin with Eugenda Kessler, Raphael Shekoski, and
Delwin Shaw in Milwaukee, and with Gustav Rosseels and
Angel Reyes in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He also studied
chamber music in Milwaukee with the original Fine Arts
String Quartet (Leonard Sorkin, Abram Loft, Irving Ilmer,
and George Sopkin). Musicological studies were with Eva
Badura-Skoda,
Lawrence Gushee, Heinrich Husmann, Rudolf Kolisch,
Rene Leibowitz, and Gwynn McPeek.
Since the initial
accreditation of Radford University's music degree
programs in 1977, Dr. Fellin has served as the
institution's official voting representative to the
National Association of Schools of Music (NASM).
He also serves as a visiting evaluator for the NASM.
Dr. Fellin serves as
Co-Chairman of the Ibla Grand Prize International
Competitions & Festival and Chairman of the
Bartok-Kabalevsky-Prokovief International Piano
Competition & Festival, in Ragusa-Ibla, Sicilia.
He has served as
President of the Council of Arts Administrators in
Virginia Higher Education and as consultant to the board
of The New River Valley Friends of the
Roanoke Symphony Orchestra.
Dr. Fellin is a member of
Theta Mu Chapter, PI KAPPA LAMBDA,
National Music Honor Society and
Xi Theta
Chapter, PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA Fraternity
of America.
Education
Master of
Music in Music History and Literature (April, 1966)
The University of Michigan-Ann
Arbor, Michigan
Bachelor of
Fine Arts in Violin Performance (June, 1964)
The University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee,
Wisconsin
Thesis,
Dissertation, And Publications
A Study of
Superius Variants in the Sources of Italian Trecento
Music:
Madrigals and
Cacce. 4 volumes. Ann Arbor: University
Microfilms, 1970.
"Le
relazioni tra i manoscritti musicali del Trecento,"
Rivista Italiana
di Musicologia, VIII (1973), 165-180.
"The
Notation-types of Trecento Music,"
L'Ars Nova
Italiana del Trecento. IV (1978). 211-223.
"Recruitment,"
Proceedings of the
55th Annual Meeting of the National Association
of Schools of Music, November, 1979 in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1980). 283-284.
Teaching
Responsibilities
MUSC
100 O1 Introduction to Music Literature (3 credits)
MTWTh 8:30-10:45
a.m., Powell 116 (Summer I semester)
MUSC
121 O1 The Art of Music (3 credits)
MTWTh
8:30-10:45 a.m., Powell 116 (Summer I semester)
MUSC
366 01/MUSC 666 01
Travel Study: Verona Opera (1-3
credits)
Institution Visited as Evaluation Team Chairman for the
NASM
Institution Visited as Evaluation Team Member for the
NASM
California State University San Bernadino, San
Bernardino, California
Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, Michigan
Elizabethtown College, Elizabethtown,
Pennsylvania
Holyoke Community
College, Holyoke, Massachusetts
Immaculata College,
Immaculata,
Pennsylvania
Morehead State University, Morehead, Kentucky
Normandale Community College, Bloomington,
Minnesota
University
of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario, CANADA
University of
Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Eau Claire, Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin-Platteville,
Platteville, Wisconsin
Young Harris College,
Young Harris, Georgia
Department Of Music Group
Trips
Arena
di Verona, Italy
Lincoln Center in New York
City
Stevens Center in
Winston-Salem, NC
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