Michael Seregow
Michael Seregow
Assistant Teaching Professor of Music

Phone:765-285-5420

Room:AC 306


Pianist Michael Seregow leads a vibrant and diverse career that brings music to life in a variety of forms. As an acclaimed soloist, chamber musician, dedicated educator, and recording artist, his journey has taken him to cities and stages across the United States, Latin America, and Europe.

Winner of the American Prize in chamber music performance, he collaborates with internationally acclaimed artists, presenting a diverse repertoire that ranges from the late Renaissance to contemporary works, including new commissions and world premieres. His activity as a performer is highlighted by participation in international festivals and conferences, spanning various countries and numerous organizations. Notably, he has served as an official festival pianist for the International Trombone Festival, and in the spring of 2023, he was honored with an invitation to the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland for a chamber music residency alongside saxophonist Nathan Bogert.

Dr. Seregow's discography reflects his commitment to promoting contemporary music, with notable recordings for Centaur Records and Navona Records. His 2020 album, “Palouse Songbook,” created in collaboration with flutist Sophia Tegart, features compositions by women composers for flute and piano, including two new commissions and was lauded by the American Record Guide as “a stunning set of performances.” Other recordings include “Crossroads” with tubist Chris Dickey and “Two By Three,” featuring works for flutes and piano by Nathan Froebe, in collaboration with flutists Mihoko Watanabe and Jessica Raposo.

Dr. Seregow earned graduate degrees from University of Oregon (MM and DMA in piano performance), where he was additionally recognized with three awards for excellence. In the summer of 2011, he was invited as a collaborative piano fellow to the prestigious Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara, CA, receiving a full scholarship. His principal teachers include Mark Westcott and Dean Kramer, and he has performed in masterclasses with eminent artists such as Emanuel Ax, John Perry, and Angela Hewitt. An active member of Music Teachers National Association, Dr. Seregow is regularly invited to lecture, adjudicate, and teach in the United States and abroad. He has presented on various piano-related topics for conferences and organizations such as the National Conference on Keyboard Pedagogy (NCKP), Asociación latinoamerica de profesores de piano among others. Currently a member of the piano faculty at Ball State University, Dr. Seregow has also served on the keyboard faculties at Washington State University, the University of Puget Sound, and the University of Oregon, and his students have been prizewinners in local and national competitions.


Course Schedule
Course No. Section Times Days Location
Group Piano 2 141 4 1400 - 1450 M W MU, room 211
Group Piano 2 141 5 1600 - 1650 M W MU, room 211
Major Study 200 51 0000 - 0000
Major Study 200 51 0900 - 1050 F MI, room 152
Major Study 200 51 1300 - 1350 M MI, room 104
Principal Study 201 51 0000 - 0000
Principal Study 201 51 1300 - 1350 M MI, room 104
Minor Study 203 51 0000 - 0000
Minor Study 203 51 0900 - 1050 F MI, room 152
Minor Study 203 51 1300 - 1350 M MI, room 104
Secondary Study (Pia 325 51 0000 - 0000
Elective Study 620 51 0000 - 0000
Piano for the Conduc 626 51 0000 - 0000