Eleanor Trawick

Eleanor Trawick

Associate Professor of Music

Phone:765-285-5542

Room:MU 107B


Eleanor Trawick holds a B.A. from Columbia University in New York and a Ph.D. from the State University of New York at Buffalo, where she studied composition with David Felder and Charles Wuorinen, and theory with John Clough and Martha Hyde. Before coming to Ball State, she taught at the University of Massachusetts - Lowell.

Dr. Trawick research focuses on 20th-century music and soon, she hopes, that of the 21st with a special interest in French composers. An article on Messiaen recently appeared in the journal Ex Tempore. Her compositions include works for a variety of solo instruments as well as for chamber and larger ensembles. This fall she provided incidental music for a university production of Children of a Lesser God. In addition to her teaching and composition, she plays the viola in solo, chamber, and orchestral performances.
Course Schedule
Course No. Section Times Days Location
New Music Ensemble 366 1 0930 - 1020 T R MI, room 163
New Music Ensemble 366 1 0900 - 1050 M W MI, room 152
Large Instrumental E 540 2E 0930 - 1020 T R MI, room 163
Large Instrumental E 540 2E 0900 - 1050 M W MI, room 152
Music Theory 211 1 0800 - 0850 M W F MU, room 313
Music Composition 2 222 1 0000 - 0000
Mus Thry: Form and A 311 1 0900 - 0950 M W MU, room 313
Mus Thry: Form and A 311 2 1000 - 1050 M W MU, room 313
Composition 629 1 0000 - 0000