ITEC 2001 Artists

Pianist, Caryl Worthington Conger, continues a career of musical collaboration with euphonium and tuba artists. She performs regularly in low brass recitals and conferences including the International Tuba-Euphonium Conferences and annual appearances at the United States Army Band Tuba-Euphonium Conferences. Among the artists with whom Caryl has performed are tubists, Daniel Perantoni, Roger Bobo, Harvey Phillips, Patrick Sheridan, and Eugene Pokorny, and euphonium artists, Steve Mead, Roger Behrend, and Brian Bowman. As a gift to the low brass repertoire she commissioned "Fantasy" by Daniel Crozier for tuba and piano and recorded it with Daniel Perantoni.

The University of Kentucky is Caryl’s alma mater, studying with pianist Nathaniel Patch. Now she is on the music faculty of Radford University as Director of Accompanying where she coaches and performs with students, peers and guest artists and directs the Bart\k-Kabalevsky-Prokofiev International Piano Competition & Festival. Caryl’s other musical interests include 4-hand piano and 2 piano repertoire, the art song repertoire, and promoting, performing and recording new solo and chamber music.