William Hume

William Hume is a passionate pianist, educator, and advocate for the musical arts, dedicated to inspiring students and audiences through dynamic teaching and engaging performances. He holds degrees from the Eastman School of Music and New York University and recently earned his Doctor of Musical Arts from Boston University.

Specializing in piano pedagogy and curriculum design, William emphasizes the transformative power of keyboard training in shaping musicianship. As an instructor for keyboard courses at NYU, BU, and MIT, he has collaborated with faculty to craft innovative approaches that bridge piano skills and music theory, fostering both personal and professional growth in students.

William’s outreach work spans roles as the Education and Community Engagement Coordinator for the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra and as a recital presenter, integrating performances with interactive lectures and multimedia elements. In his work with church communities, he blends classical repertoire with original arrangements of popular songs, gospel music, and film scores, helping audiences explore the connections between musical traditions while fostering belonging and dialogue.

An active collaborator and former Visiting Assistant Professor at Wheaton College, William seeks creative partnerships with ensembles such as the Bristol Chorale and guides aspiring musicians toward discovering their unique artistic voices.

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