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Corey Jamason
harpsichord; keyboard literature; music history and literature;
co-director, conservatory baroque ensemble
Corey Jamason, harpsichordist, is an active soloist and chamber music collaborator throughout the United States and Europe. About a recent performance, the Los Angeles Times wrote that "Jamason's clear-headed performance of the Italian Concerto rang in our ears....navigated easily through the work's contrapuntal maze and gave it the careful, due balance of objective detachment and lofty passion." He has collaborated with a variety of artists including Jean-Pierre Rampal, Wieland Kuijken, Eva Legene, Joseph Silverstein, and Marion Verbruggen and has appeared numerous times on NPR's Performance Today. He has performed with a variety of ensembles including San Francisco Symphony, LA Opera, American Bach Soloists, Musica Angelica, Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, El Mundo, SF Bach Choir, and Camerata Pacifica. Festival appearances include the Berkeley, Bloomington, Bach Aria, San Luis Obispo Mozart, and Norfolk festivals. He received degrees in music from SUNY Purchase, Yale University, where he was a student of Richard Rephann, and from Indiana University, where he received his D.M.A. Recent recordings include performances with the violinist Gilles Apap, El Mundo, and American Bach Soloists.
Corey Jamason can be contacted at 415.503.6342 or cjamason@earthlink.net.
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