Dr. Patricia Julien is a Professor of Music at the University of Vermont, where she teaches courses in music theory, creating music for video, and jazz composition and arranging. Before arriving at UVM, Julien taught at Skidmore College, George Washington University, and University of Maryland, College Park. She has presented her research at the national conference of the Society for Music Theory, at regional New York State and New England SMT meetings, and, by invitation, at the Sorbonne in Paris, France, and various U.S. universities.
Memorable performances: As a flutist, Julien has appeared in concert at Carnegie Hall, Weill Recital Hall, Alice Tully Hall, and The Kennedy Center. Concert tours with Persian singer Dariush Eghbali included the eastern United States, Canada, and Europe. While living in New York City, she performed frequently at Birdland, The Knitting Factory, The New Music Café, CBGB’s, and The 55 Bar, and has worked with such artists as Ari Hoenig, Ron Elliston, Atilla Engin, and Kenny Wessel.
Patricia Julien in the news:
- Duo Retells Classic Fairy Tales with New Visuals and Music, UVM News
- 4/13/21: Patricia Julien on musical collaboration, innovation, and emotion, UVM News
- 12/16/20, "As Of Then": A Massive, Experimental, Creative Collaboration
- 3/19/18, "Professor of Music Patricia Julien presents spring Dean's Lecture"
- 2/15/18, "Among the Hidden by Prof. Patricia Julien released on Navona Records"
- 11/11/15: Patricia Julien composes music for UVM's production of Marat/Sade, Seven Days
- 2/28/15: "Caligula in Song," Vermont Quarterly
- 9/26/05: "A Teacher's Rhythm", The View
