Dr. Rosalyn Soo Mauldin
Piano
Education:
University of Oklahoma
Doctor of Musical Arts Piano Performance and Pedagogy
Eastman School of Music
Master of Music Piano Performance and Literature
University of Victoria
Bachelor of Music
About:
Canadian pianist, Rosalyn Soo Mauldin, originally from Calgary, Alberta, received
her Bachelor of Music with distinction from the University of Victoria. She was a
fellowship recipient and teaching assistant in piano at the Eastman School of Music,
where she obtained her Master of Music in Piano Performance and Literature. Her teachers
include Gloria Saarinen, Robin Wood, David Burge, and Tony Caramia. Rosalyn Soo Mauldin
completed her Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Piano Performance and Pedagogy at the
University of Oklahoma, under the direction of Andrew Cooperstock, Jane Magrath, and
E. L. Lancaster.
Dr. Soo Mauldin has been featured as a guest artist on radio and television programs,
and is a frequent performer in Canada and the United States. Her playing was described
on the Nashville Public Radio program Live from Studio C as, “...sparkling technique which she uses to full musical advantage.” She is the recipient of various awards, including art grants from the Robert Spence
Foundation and Alberta Culture. She has won numerous competitions, including the Nell
Keaton Cooke Competition, the Wurlitzer Collegiate Artist Competition (Oklahoma),
and the Alberta Young Artists Competition. Rosalyn Soo Mauldin holds Associate and
Licentiate performance diplomas from the Royal Conservatory of Music, Victoria Conservatory
of Music, Mount Royal College Conservatory, and the Western Board of Music. She has
performed at the National Piano Pedagogy Conference and Music Teachers National Association
Convention. In addition, Dr. Soo Mauldin has adjudicated for various competitions,
presented recitals, workshops, and master classes for numerous universities and music
associations across North America. She also assisted with music ministry during a
mission trip with the Iglesia Evangelica Nacional Presbiteriana in Guatemala. Dr.
Soo Mauldin has taught on the faculties of Vanderbilt University, Ball State University,
Belmont University, Georgia State University, University of South Alabama, and University
of Mobile. She has also served on the faculty of the Masterworks Festival, inaugurated
by the Christian Performing Artists’ Fellowship. Dr. Soo Mauldin is married to the
Rev. Dr. David Mauldin, and they have two sons, Joseph and Daniel.