College of Music, Mahidol University

Mahidol University
มหาวิทยาลัยมหิดล
Motto	Attānaŋ upamaŋ kare "Treat others as you would treat yourself"
Established	1943
Type	Public
President	Professor Emeritus Dr.Pornchai Matangkasombat
Academic staff	105
Students	1,111
Undergraduates	669
Postgraduates	131
Doctoral students	39
Location	Bangkok, Thailand
Campus	Urban, 2.09 km²/518 acres
Colors	Dark Blue
Affiliations	ASAIHL
Website	http://www.mahidol.ac.th

The Mahidol University College of Music (Bangkok, Thailand) is a Music Faculty in Thailand offering various degree programs, including Pre-College, Undergraduate, Masters and Doctoral programs in many areas of music. The Master of Arts in Cultural Study with an emphasis in music was offered in 1989. Three years later, the program was expanded and renamed the Master of Arts in Music, concentrating in Music Education and Musicology areas. In the same year, a special program, Music Campus for the General Public, was set up at the Seri Center, Srinakarin Road, Bangkok, with the purpose to prepare prospective students for entrance to the College, as well as to offer the best in music education to the general public. The Undergraduate program, initiated in 1998, offers studies in Music Performance, Jazz Studies, Thai and Oriental Music, and Music Technology. In 2001, the College offered the Pre-College program to provide high school students with proper knowledge in music suitable for further studies in the college level. The Doctoral degree in Music, the first of its kind in Thailand, was offered in 2005 with an emphasis in the philosophy of Thai and Eastern music. Another campus for the Music Campus for the General Public program is established at the Siam Paragon, Rama 1 Road, Bangkok, in 2006.

The College of Music, Mahidol University has more than 80 full-time faculty, many of which are recognized nationally and internationally for their accomplishments as performers, composers and scholars in the profession, as well as for their commitment to teaching. The College of Music has hosted numerous concerts, recitals, workshops and seminars every semester.

The primary goal of the College of Music is to provide a professional training environment for all music disciplines, and to prepare music students for careers in performing, teaching, research, music technology, music business and music composition.

Facilities

The College building complex at the Salaya campus is a modern facility comprising rehearsal rooms for large ensembles, small ensembles and Thai traditional music ensembles, many mid-size and private practice room, private teachng studio, piano class room, recording studios for orchestra and small ensembles, MIDI lab, lecture and conference, music library, and a newly constructed 353-seat, state-of-the-art music auditorium with modern equipment.

Lecturers

Asst. Prof. Anak Charanyananda (musicology), Mr. Anan Nak-Khong (thai music/musicology), Ms. Ariya Charoensook , Mr. Boonchai Sawettkittikul , Ms. Chaleepum Prakongboon, Mr. Chamnian Kunason (Assistant Deputy Director), Mr. Chatchai Phoopatiwate (theory/band), Mr. Chatchai Srisamut, Mr. Darin Pantoomkomol (jazz), Mr. Decha Inthapirat, Mag. Art. Leon Koudelak (Guitar), Asst.Prof. Dejch Kongim, Ms. Duangduan Longsawas (Thai Music), Mrs. Hathairat Lawhapanit, Mr. Kalong Peungthongkam (thai music), Mrs. Kannika Kanjanayodhin, Mr. Kitti Sripauraya (music technology), Mr. Krit Buranavitayawut (jazz/saxophone), Mr. Kom Wongsawat, Ms. Nalin Komentrakarn (guitar), Mrs. Napisi Reyes (Editor Music Journal), Assoc.Prof. Narongchai Pidokrajt (musicology), Mr Nattakrit Chosup (thai music), Mr. Nithitorn Hankla (thai music), Mr. Noppadol Tirataradol (jazz/double bass), Assoc.Prof. Orawan Banchongsilpa (music education), Assoc.Prof. Panya Kaimuk (music therapy), Mr. Pinai Preechaporn (theory/band), Mr. Pinij Chaysuvanna (thai music), Mr. Prasong Ponintra (guitar), Ms. Pronnapim Tojaroon ( Brass), Mr. Rattanai Bumpenyou (guitar), Asst.Prof. Sakchai Hirunrux (music education), Mr. Sanong Klangprasri (thai music/musicology), Mr. Saharat Chanchaleum (thai music), Mr. Sarute Wijitwechakarn (clarinet), Mr. Somphop Puengpreeda (trumpet), Mr. Somchai Trakarnrung (Assistant Director of Academic), Mr. Songphon Sukhumvat, Assoc.Prof. Dr. Sugree Charoensook (saxophone), Mr. Surin Songtong (Thai Music), Mr. Sumran Gerdpol (thai music), Mrs. Supaluck Bunchorntavakul, Mr. Surat Kemaleelakul (composition), Mr. Surat Prapatrangsi (flute), Dr. Paul Cesarczyk (guitar), Dr. Tanom Intarakumnerd, Mr. Tawan Khaiseange (guitar), Ms. Trajitt Chaitongkao, Mr. Teerapoet Plitakul (jazz/piano), Ms. Wannapa Yannawut (percussion), Mr. Yuttapon Sukthamcharoen (Instructor), Mr. Andrew F. Tomlin (English), Mrs. Agrita Lakute (flute), Mr. Bahtiyor Allaberganov (Piano), Ms. Cassandra Fox Percival (clarinet), Ms. Cherryl J. Hayes (Voice - Entertainment), Asst. Prof. Dr. Eri Nakagawa (piano), Mr. Henri Pompidor (Choir), Mr. Hiroshi Matsushima (flute), Ms. Yavet Boyadjiev (violin), Ms. Inga Causa (violin), Dr. Jan-Ate Stobbe (voice), Mr. John Harold Holder (English), Asst. Prof. Dr. Joseph L. Bowman (trumpet), Mr. Juris Lakutis (cello), Mr. Juris Madrevics (viola), Mr. Maris Arents (contrabass), Mr. Marcin Tomasz Szawelski (Cello), Mr. Phillip Brink (Trombone), Mrs. Colleen Jennings (voice) Mr. Shyen Lee (saxophone), Mr. Timur Rizayev (piano tuning), Mrs. Tsui Ping Wei (Nancy) (voice), Mr. Valeriy Rizayev (composition), Mrs. Yoshimi Matsushima (piano), Dr. Eun-Young Suh (piano) Dr. James Ogburn (Theory Composition) Ms. Amy Galbraith (Oboe) Ms. Reiko Yamadera (Piano) Dr. Christopher G. Schaub (Bassoon) Dr. Paul Cesarczyk (Guitar) Dr. Kimberly Parke (Musicology) Dr. Chris Hughes (conducting) Mr. Tim Johnson (Music Theater), Ms. Parvati Mani (Piano), Ms. Elizabeth Jaxon (Harp), Mr. Tien-Ming tang (Choir), Mr. Peter Fielding (Theory/Composition), Dr. Roger Peterson (Theory/Composition), Mr. Thomas Cha (Theory/Composition), Dr. Wen-Hui Lily Lin (Piano), Dr. Jee Young Lee (Piano)

See also

• Mahidol University

External links

• Mahidol University College of Music
• Mahidol University
• Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra
• Southeast Asian Youth Orchestara and Wind Ensemble (SAYOWE)
• Asian Symphonic Band Competition (ASBC)
• 2009 World Saxophone Congress