
Dr. Stephanie Tubiolo
The Concordia choral program is thrilled to announce that Dr. Stephanie Tubiolo has joined our choral faculty at Concordia College this fall as our new assistant professor of choral music and conductor of the Concordia Chapel Choir and Kantorei. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in music from Yale College, an Master of Music degree in choral conducting from the Yale School of Music and Institute of Sacred Music, and a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from Mason Gross School of the Arts (Rutgers), where she won the Irene Alm Memorial Prize for Excellence in Performance and Scholarly Research for her doctoral work. Dr. Tubiolo previously taught at Rutgers–New Brunswick, where she served as conductor of the University Choir and Voorhees Choir and as chorus master of Rutgers Opera Theatre.
“I am so very excited to join the music faculty at Concordia College and honored to become part of a choral tradition that has deeply inspired me. I can hardly wait to start making music with the incredible singers of Chapel Choir and Kantorei and to uplift the profound spirit of community that already runs so strong. As I make Moorhead my new home, I feel especially grateful for the opportunity to build spaces of belonging through song.” — Dr. Tubiolo