Pianist Adam Haas has been teaching at the Colorado Springs Conservatory since August 2017 and taught previously at Ouachita Baptist University and the University of Colorado, Boulder.
He completed his DMA in piano performance at the University of Colorado where he was a graduate teaching assistant for three years.
Dr. Haas has performed with the New York Concerti Sinfonietta, the Loveland Orchestra, and the Colorado State University Orchestra, and has presented lectures at numerous national and state conferences.
He has performed throughout the United States both as a soloist and chamber pianist, having collaborated with trombonists Tom Burge and Justin Isenhour, flutists Tadeu Coelho, John Barcellona, and Kristin Grant, the Anasazi String Quartet, and the Chinook Winds, among others.
Dr. Haas has also received degrees from Indiana University and Colorado State University, and he has studied and performed at the Aspen Music Festival and the New Orleans Piano Institute.
His teachers include Andrew Cooperstock, Edward Auer, Janet Landreth, Anton Nel, and Alan Chow.
In addition to teaching and playing the piano, Dr. Haas enjoys playing the organ, being in the great Colorado outdoors, and spending time with family.
