Biography
Lillian has performed as a solo, chamber, and orchestral musician across the United States, Europe, and Asia. She is comfortable in a wide variety of genres, from traditional repertoire to classical premieres to alternative styles. Her performances in 2018 included frequent appearances in central Kansas, as well as recitals in Malaysia, the Czech Republic, Germany, and the Netherlands.
Lillian is an Assistant Professor of Music at Bethany College in Lindsborg, KS; she teaches viola, violin, music theory, chamber music, and string methods, and directs the Bethany College/Lindsborg Community Orchestra. Previously, she has served on the faculties of Peabody Conservatory, West Virginia University, the Montverde Academy Music Conservatory, the University of Delaware Community Music School, the Peabody Preparatory Department, the Baltimore School of Music, and elsewhere.
Lillian has a Bachelor's degree in music education from West Virginia University with an emphasis in viola, piano, and violin. She studied with Andrea Priester Houde at the University of Delaware for a Master's degree in viola performance. While serving as a graduate assistant at UD she fulfilled duties such as performing in the University of Delaware Graduate String Quartet and teaching at Cab Calloway School of the Arts in Wilmington, DE. Lillian completed a Doctor of Musical Arts in viola performance at Peabody Conservatory with Victoria Chiang, as well as a Master of Music degree in music theory pedagogy. While at Peabody, she served as a theory teaching assistant with Dr. Joel Puckett.
Lillian is an Assistant Professor of Music at Bethany College in Lindsborg, KS; she teaches viola, violin, music theory, chamber music, and string methods, and directs the Bethany College/Lindsborg Community Orchestra. Previously, she has served on the faculties of Peabody Conservatory, West Virginia University, the Montverde Academy Music Conservatory, the University of Delaware Community Music School, the Peabody Preparatory Department, the Baltimore School of Music, and elsewhere.
Lillian has a Bachelor's degree in music education from West Virginia University with an emphasis in viola, piano, and violin. She studied with Andrea Priester Houde at the University of Delaware for a Master's degree in viola performance. While serving as a graduate assistant at UD she fulfilled duties such as performing in the University of Delaware Graduate String Quartet and teaching at Cab Calloway School of the Arts in Wilmington, DE. Lillian completed a Doctor of Musical Arts in viola performance at Peabody Conservatory with Victoria Chiang, as well as a Master of Music degree in music theory pedagogy. While at Peabody, she served as a theory teaching assistant with Dr. Joel Puckett.
