Randall M Love

Education

• Solo Diploma with Honors, Sweelinck Conservatory, Amsterdam, Teacher: Edith Lateiner-Grosz (piano), 1983
• Master of Music with Honors, New England Conservatory of Music, Teachers: Patricia Zander (piano), Benjamin Zander (chamber music), and Robert DiDomenica (composition), 1979
• Bachelor of Music, Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Teachers: Sanford Margolis (piano), Lisa Crawford (harpsichord), and Denes Koromsay (chamber music), 1976
• Master Classes on Fortepiano with with Jos van Immerseel (Nuremberg, 1981), Paul Badura-Skoda (Paris, 1980), and Malcolm Bilson (Wellesley, 1978) and the Oberlin Baroque Performance Institute, , 1975
• Master Classes on Piano with Luiz de Moura Castro (1997-2005), Pierre Réach and Paul Badura-Skoda (1997), John Perry (1992), Jacob Lateiner (1988), Claude Frank (1983), Balint Vasoni, , 1974
• Pre-college piano studies, University of Northern Colorado, Teacher: Rita Hutcherson, 1972

Research Interests

historical performance practice on original instruments(fortepiano) and twentieth century piano music.

Awards, Honors, and Distinctions

• Listed in American Keyboard Artists, 2nd Edition, 1992
• Finalist, Jacques Vonk Piano Competition, Amsterdam, NL, May 1984
• Finalist, Erwin Bodky Early Keyboard Competition, Boston, Mass., 1983

Recent Professional Work:

• R.M. Love. Tombeau de Debussy CD received additional polish editing. working on producing CD liner notes.Centaur label has expressed interest.. 2007 .
•  Tombeau de Debussy CD received additional polish editing. working on producing CD liner notes.. 2006 .
•  Le Tombeau de Debussy. 2005, . (ten works by contemporaries of Debussy (Ravel, Bartók, Falla, Stravinsky, Satie, Schmitt, Goosens, Malipirero, Roussel, and Dukas) composed for him "in memoriam" and played on a 1915 Blüthner grand. It has been edited and now has to be submitted to potential publishers.)
•  White Man Sleeps.  Centaur label, not yet released, 2003 . (, works for one or two harpsichords and percussion by Kevin Volans and others on an African theme.)  [author's comments]
•  Fortepiano Music of Jan Vorísek, A Bohemian Composer in Beethoven's Vienna.  Titanic (Ti-234), 1996 . (, impromptus, rhapsodies, a fantasie, and an eclogue on an 1815 Streicher copy by Thomas and Barbara Wolf.)

   Solo Performances:

• Solo Performances, Duke University and Carol Woods, Chapel Hill NC, November 30, 2007
  modern piano recital with Schubert, Brahms, Debussy, Crumb, and Whetstone.

• "Piscipiri" by Youngmi Cho, Graduate Student Composers Concert, Duke University, December 24, 2006
  
• Scarlathon (Global scarlatti Marathon). Performed Scarlatti sonatas on harpsichord, fortepiano, and modern piano, Duke University, December 02, 2006
  
• Sonatas of Mozart for violin and fortepiano with Samual Breene, Duke University, September 14, 2006
  
• Piano solo in Joseph Schwantner's "....and the mountains rising nowhere" for wind ensemble and piano. UNC Symphonic Band., Memorial Hall, UNC-Chapel Hill, 2006/04/24
  
• "Zeitgeist: Six Tableaux for Two Amplified pianos, Book I" by Geoge Crumb with Andrew Willis of UNC-G. Also performed Crumb's "Processional" for solo piano in Greensboro., UNC-Greensboro and Duke University (Festival of Four Hands), February 3, 2006 and February 5, 2006
  
• Annual faculty recital, Duke University and Carol Woods, Chapel Hill NC, February 12, 2006
  Complete works for violin and piano by Serge Prokofiev with Eric Pritchard, violin.
• "A Bird came down the Walk" by Toru Takemitsu with Jonathan Bagg, viola, Duke University and Carol Woods, Chapel Hill NC, January 15, 2006
  
• Concerto soloist with the Duke Symphony Orchestra, Mendelssohn's Rondo Brillante op.29 and Schumann's Introduction and Allegro Appassionato, Op.92., Duke University, December 07, 2005
  
• Third and final program of a survey of the complete works of Beethoven for cello and fortepiano works with cellist Brent Wissick (UNC-Chapel Hill), UNC-Chapel Hill and at DUMIC (using an 1805 Clementi fortepiano), Duke University, October, 2005
  
• Solo Recital at the "Forum International de Musica Barcelona Ciutat" Festival, Works of Brahms, Adams, Falla, Debussy and Beethoven., Barcelona, Spain, July 17, 2005
  
• Fortepiano recital: Vorísek Impromptu, Beethoven Appassionata and Cello Sonata Op. 69 with Brent Wissick, Goethe Institute, Boston, June 17, 2005
  
• All Beethoven recital: Op.57 (Appassionata) and Op.110 solo sonatas and the Cello Sonata Op.69 and variations with Brent Wissick, UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke University, March, 2005
  
• Milestones Festival Gala Concert, UNC-Chapel Hill, November 19, 2004
  Works by Carl Schimmel and Joseph Schwantner, with the UNC Wind Symphony.
• Solo performance of Prokofiev's Visions Fugitives for "Duke Dances", Duke University, November 2004
  Choreography by Barbara Dickinson, Duke faculty.
• Fortepiano chamber performance with Becky Troxler, baroque flute, Duke University, October 16, 2004
  
• Fortepiano recital of solo and cello sonatas of Beethoven, UNC-Chapel Hill, March 18, 2004
  With Brent Wissick (UNC-Chapel Hill), cello.
• Fortepiano recital of chamber works of Beethoven for the Southeastern Historical Keyboard Society Conference (featured evening recital) with Brent Wissick (UNC-Chapel Hill), cello, and John Pruett, violin, at Duke University, March 2004
  
• Fortepiano recital of solo and cello sonatas of Beethoven with Brent Wissick (UNC-Chapel Hill), cello., Duke University, February 29, 2004
  
• Brahms' Sonata for Violin and Piano in d minor and Sonatensatz with Eric Pritchard, Duke University and Carol Woods, Chapel Hill NC, February, 2004
  

• Compositions Performed, Mark Morris Center (Brooklyn) and Tisch School at NYU, November 19, 2004 and December 14
  My electronic soundscape, recorded on a CD, was used in two performances with choreography by Hou Ying (Shen-Wei Dance Company)

• Coached chamber music for "September Prelude--Chamber Music Workshop", Meredith College, September 9, 2006
  

• Bulgarian Dance and Fantasy for harpsichord by Paul Whetstone, Alienor Awards Harpsichord Composition Competition., Duke University, March 13, 2004
  

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