COLLEGE OF ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCESMUSIC AND THEATRE DEPARTMENT

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Music and Theatre
Alexander Music Center
110 Kiltie Road
Edinboro, PA 16444
Phone: (814) 732-2555

Dr. Gary Grant
Chairperson
Office: Alexander Music Center
Room 127
Phone: (814) 732-2555
Email: ggrant@edinboro.edu

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Gary Grant, PhD
Chairperson and Music Education

Music and Theatre Department

(814) 732-2792
William P. Alexander Music Center, 114 and 127
ggrant@edinboro.edu

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Charles Lute, MEd
Jazz Ensemble, Concert Band, Highland Drumming

Music and Theatre Department

(814) 732-2797
William P. Alexander Music Center, 110
clute@edinboro.edu

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Howard Lyon
Strings, String Ensemble

Music and Theatre Department

(814) 732-1359
William P. Alexander Music Center, 108
hlyon@edinboro.edu

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Cody Mott
Choir Director

Music and Theatre Department

(814) 732-1218
William P. Alexander Music Center, 115
cmott@edinboro.edu

Sean Regan
Pipes, Pipe Band

Music and Theatre Department

(814) 732-1451
William P. Alexander Music Center, 111
sregan@edinboro.edu

Bio

Sean Patrick Regan (SPR) is a third-generation bagpiper. A student of his father, Patrick Regan, SPR completed a degree in Music Education (Summa Cum Laude) with the Bagpipe as his primary instrumental focus at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. After teaching at the middle/high school level and privately for several years, he has returned to higher education as the Pipe Band Director at Edinboro, and is concurrently pursuing the Master of Music in Bagpipe Performance at Carnegie Mellon University.

Professor Regan has been at the top of American solo bagpipe competition for over a decade, and is a former national and world solo piping champion. He has played in pipe bands at the Midwest, North American, Canadian, European, and World Pipe Band championships, winning the Midwest and Canadian championships. He has taught as a guest instructor at the College of Piping, in Glasgow, and currently instructs the Balmoral Pipes & Drums and the Grand Prairie Firefighters Pipes & Drums. He competes actively as a member of both the Balmoral P&D and the Carnegie Mellon University Pipe Band, and performs nationally with The Rogues, “America’s Celtic Band.”

SPR is featured as a soloist and ensemble member on several albums, including “A Band Transformed”(2006), by Steel Thistle Pipes & Drums, “Début”(2011), by The Great Lakes Pipe Band, “An Afternoon on the Pipes”(in post-production), by himself, “Chimera X”(2013), through Edinboro University, “That’s Too Bad”(2018), with Apologetix, and most recently “25… and LIVE!”(2019), with The Rogues. Additionally, he is published in “The Voice,” the quarterly publication of the Eastern United States Pipe Band Association, as a correspondent on bagpipe education. He is sponsored in part by Lindsey Bagpipes Company, Lone Star Piper, and the Saint Andrew’s Society of Pittsburgh.

Additional information may be found at these websites:
www.sprbagpiper.com
www.therogues.com
www.balmoralpipesanddrums.org

Diann Smith
Marching Band

Music and Theatre Department

(814) 732-1216
William P. Alexander Music Center, 118
dsmith@edinboro.edu

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LeAnne Wistrom, MM
Community Music School, Flute

Music and Theatre Department

(814) 732-1357
William P. Alexander Music Center, 120
lwistrom@edinboro.edu

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