Biography

 

A seasoned performer and teacher of over 30 years, Dr. Zoe Browder Doll has received a Fulbright Scholarship (2002-2003, The Netherlands), been an Artist-in-Residence at the Banff Centre for the Arts (Alberta, Canada), and is a published author (featured in Berio’s Sequenzas, Ashgate Press 2003). She received her Master’s and Doctorate in Piano from Stony Brook University and her Bachelor of Music in Piano from the University of North Texas. She gave her New York solo recital debut at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall in 2000, performing the works of contemporary composers. From 2012-2022 she served as Piano Department Chair for Mason Gross Extension Division at Rutgers University, and was Founding Coordinator of the Young Maestros program there. She now teaches privately in East Brunswick, where she resides with her husband and daughter. Her students participate in area festivals and competitions, as well as the Royal Conservatory of Music assessments, and several have performed in winner’s recitals at Carnegie Hall. Dr. Doll is a member of the New Jersey Music Teacher’s Association, Music Teachers National Association, Music Educator's Association of New Jersey, and is a Founding Instructor for the Royal Conservatory Music Development Program.

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