Claire Grellier

Claire Grellier's innovative methodologies enhance understanding of music's diverse landscape, particularly through her focus on the performance of underrepresented composers. As a Buffet Crampon Performing Artist, she brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her role as an Assistant Teaching Professor in Music at Ball State University's College of Fine Arts. Her academic journey culminated in a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Miami in 2020, following a rich teaching career at various institutions in Los Angeles. Dr. Grellier is deeply committed to interdisciplinary collaborations, believing that the fusion of different artistic and academic disciplines can lead to groundbreaking insights and creative expressions. Her work often bridges the gap between traditional music education and contemporary practices, aiming to make music education more accessible and inclusive for all students. At Ball State University, Claire is known for her dynamic teaching style and her ability to inspire students to explore new musical territories. Her research not only highlights the contributions of underrepresented composers but also seeks to integrate these works into mainstream music curricula, thereby enriching the educational experience for her students. In addition to her teaching and research, Dr. Grellier actively participates in various music festivals and conferences, where she shares her insights and findings with a broader audience. Her dedication to advancing music education and performance continues to influence and shape the next generation of musicians and educators.