He has also studied at the Eastman School of Music, the Chautauqua Music Institute, the University of Southern California, and at the University of North Texas. He studied piano and pedagogy with Livingston Gearhart and Carlo Pinto. His teaching style focuses on the development of a sound technique, but always in service to artistic expression and beauty, and the unique individuality of each student.ĭavid Michael Bilowus holds a Master’s degree in piano performance and Bachelors of Fine Arts degrees in voice and piano from the State University of New York in Buffalo, where he also taught piano.

George is currently on faculty as a Teaching Fellow in piano at Shenandoah Conservatory, and has offered private teaching to all age levels for over a decade. Additional principal mentors include Ellen Buoniconti, Jennifer Blyth, Samuel Hsu, Christina Petrowska Quilico, and Jamie Parker. He is a recent graduate of the Master’s Program in Piano Performance at Shenandoah Conservatory, where he studied with internationally renowned performer and pedagogue John O’Conor. George’s playing has been praised for its “unfettered, joyous abandon,” and for performances filled “with passion and fervor” (Masslive of the Springfield Republican). He has also enjoyed presenting recitals at retirement homes and hospice centers, as well as fundraising concerts on behalf of scholarship and arts programs, charities, and international non-profit organizations. GEORGE BOWERMAN has performed across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic US, internationally in Canada and Ireland, and has been featured as solo performer at Manhattan's 57th street Steinway Hall, the Clark Art Institute, Newport’s Belcourt Castle, the Sevenars Music Festival, Gallery 963 in New Haven, at the Heliconian Club in Toronto, Ontario, and on the Calvin J.

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