Dr. Linda E. Cockey
Dr. Linda E. Cockey is Professor and
Chair of the Music Department at Salisbury
University. Cockey hold a Doctor of Musical
Arts degree in Piano from The Catholic
University of America. She has studied with
William Fairlamb, Susan Starr, Bela Nagy,
Barbara English Maris and Thomas Mastroianni.
Locally, she has performed concertos with
the Salisbury Symphony under the baton of
Thomas Elliot and, in solo and duo-piano
recitals, has performed at Longwood Gardens
and other concert venues in the mid-Atlantic
region.
Cockey is known nationally for her research on musician
wellness. Her annotated bibliography on musician wellness is
published annually in the American Music Teacher journal.
She was invited to present her wellness research at the Music
Teacher’s National Convention, The Maryland State Music Teacher
Association’s annual conference and at the Hoff-Barthelson Music
School in Scarsdale, New York. Cockey was recently contacted by
Reginald Gerig, author of Famous Pianist’s and Their
Technique to update his bibliography for a new publication
of the text with Indiana University Press that will come out
sometime in 2006.
Cockey is also known for her research on Johann Christian
Bach, having published articles and given national presentations
on Bach’s life and works. Mellen Press has accepted her
publication on a book dealing with Bach and his artistic circle
of friends.
Cockey holds memberships in the Music Teacher’s National
Association (where she is also a nationally certified teacher),
the Maryland State Music teachers Association, The College Music
Society, the American Musical Instrument Society and The
National Association of Schools in Music. She is a committee
member for the National Keyboard Pedagogy Conferences and was
name to membership in Who’s Who Among American teacher in 2002
and 2004. At Salisbury University, Cockey teachers studio piano,
group piano, music history, form and analysis and a wellness in
performance class for majors and minors in music.
Fulton Hall (FH) 200B
Office: (410) 543-6385
Email:
lecockey@salisbury.edu
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