William Horne

Professor William Horne is an Emeritus Professor of Music at Loyola University New Orleans, actively engaged in research related to piano performance, music theory, chamber music, composition, and musical scholarship. With an impressive academic background, he holds degrees from Florida State University, Yale University, and the University of North Texas. His diverse expertise in piano and composition has led him to create an array of works, including concertos, quartets, sonatas, and other chamber pieces, showcasing his versatility and depth in music creation. Professor Horne's scholarly contributions are well-recognized, with numerous articles published in esteemed music journals. His research interests not only enrich his teaching but also contribute significantly to the academic community. As a dedicated member of the American Brahms Society, he serves on its Board of Directors, where he actively participates in promoting the appreciation and understanding of Brahms' works. In addition to his academic and scholarly pursuits, Professor Horne's compositions have gained recognition and are available through the Centaur record label. His works continue to be performed and appreciated by audiences, reflecting his enduring impact on the field of music. Through his teaching, research, and compositions, Professor Horne remains a vital and influential figure in the world of music.