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Naomi Amos

Adjunct Professor at Music, University of Lynchburg10 Followers

Naomi Amos is an esteemed Adjunct Professor at the Westover Honors College, part of the University of Lynchburg, where she has been imparting her vast knowledge of the arts since 2011. With a robust academic background, she holds a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Music from the University of Rochester and the Eastman School of Music, respectively. Under the tutelage of renowned piano instructors Jose Echaniz and Lili Kraus, Naomi honed her skills and developed a profound understanding of music. Her professional journey is marked by a deep-seated passion for music and the arts, which she seamlessly integrates into her teaching. Naomi's expertise extends beyond the classroom, as she actively collaborates with fellow faculty members to design and implement interdisciplinary seminars that enrich the academic experience for her students. Her role as a professional pianist, coach, and accompanist for opera and dance further underscores her commitment to the performing arts. Naomi's creative endeavors include composing music for theater productions, showcasing her versatility and dedication to the arts. Her recent scholarly activities have focused on American piano music, where she has delivered engaging lecture-recitals, and she has also shared her insights on the works of George Gershwin through various lectures. These contributions highlight her ability to blend performance with academic inquiry, offering a comprehensive perspective on music. Beyond her academic and professional pursuits, Naomi is actively involved in community service, serving on various boards and participating in local activities. Her commitment to community engagement reflects her belief in the transformative power of the arts. In her leisure time, she enjoys the company of her dog, indulges in reading, and plays bridge, all while cherishing moments with her family. Naomi Amos's multifaceted career and dedication to the arts make her a valuable asset to the University of Lynchburg and the broader community. Her contributions continue to inspire students and colleagues alike, fostering a vibrant and inclusive environment for the exploration of music and the arts.

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