Larry C. Taylor is Assistant Professor of Organ and Piano at Bridgewater College, Bridgewater, Virginia. He holds a Bachelor of Sacred Music degree from Seton Hill University and Master's degrees in organ from Emory University and in piano from the University of Notre Dame. He is doing doctoral work in organ at the University of Cincinnati where he was the winner of the Strader Organ Competition and where he performed with the school's orchestra and concert choir.

Larry has taught music theory and ear training at the University of Cincinnati and ear training at Notre Dame. He has particular interests in "perfect pitch" ear training techniques as well as piano and organ methods that incorporate Alexander technique for graceful movement.

Larry also serves as organist/choir director at Luray United Methodist Church. He is married to Dr. Mary Jean Speare, Assistant Professor of Music History at James Madison University.

"Bridgewater College is for the student seeking a solid liberal arts education with a nurturing faculty, staff and student body existing within a small close knit community."

Classes: Applied Piano (MUS **1), Applied Organ (MUS **2), String Methods (MUS 220), Music Theory II (MUS 222), American Music (MUS 232), Keyboard Pedagogy (MUS 329), Church Music (MUS 340), Music Theory III (MUS 341), Music Theory IV (MUS 342), Composition (MUS 400)