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Department of Music
Sarah Burk Dye
Sarah Burk Dye teaches clarinet and music history at Indiana State University, and performs with the ISU Faculty Woodwind Quintet. The ISU Clarinet Studio features a clarinet choir as well as a recycling campaign for plastic reed cases (“Save the World…One Reed Case at a Time”). Dr. Dye also has performed with the Terre Haute Symphony, the Illinois Symphony, and performed the Copland Concerto with the University of Illinois Symphony Orchestra.
Dr. Dye completed her D.M.A. degree in Clarinet Performance (Minor – Musicology), graduating from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Her doctoral thesis and project recital focused on chamber music by Jewish composers persecuted by the Nazis. Dye holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, where she was named the 1996 Student of the Year, and a Master of Music degree from the University of Michigan. Primary teachers include David Harris, Fred Ormand, Ron de Kant, and James Jeffryes. Summer festival experience includes Eastern Music Festival (as a student in 1995 and counselor in 2005) and the Rome Festival. Dye has taught through the Cincinnati School for the Performing Arts and the Ann Arbor School for the Performing Arts. At the Ann Arbor School, Dr. Dye created the clarinet ensemble program and served as a chamber music coach for the school’s Summer Chamber Music Camp.
In addition to her classical focus and academic teaching, Dr. Dye is also an active klezmer musician and is a founding member of the Cincinnati Klezmer Project. As a klezmorim, she has performed with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, the Huntington (WV) Pops Orchestra, and has been heard on NPR.
DMA University of Illinois; MM University of Michigan; BM University of Cincinnati
Office: CA 214
Phone: (812) 237-2745
 E-Mail: sburk1@indstate.edu
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