Dr. Peter DeWitt Professor of Music 706-233-7320 pdewitt@shorter.edu

Dr. Peter DeWitt, Professor of Music, is university Organist and Coordinator of Music Theory. From Spring 2000 to 2002, he was President of the Southeastern Historical Keyboard Society. He has performed on harpsichord, piano, and organ - as soloist and ensemble player - throughout the Southeastern U.S. and Europe. In Fall 2000, he presented the complete four volumes of Clavierubung by Bach in five consecutive recitals in several venues.

He is a founding member of the early music ensemble Consortium Collinum and the Roman Renaissance Singers. His compositions, principally for organ and for church choirs, have been performed throughout the southeast. His students have been national finalists in MTNA competitions three times in the last seven years, and winner in 2001.

Dr. Peter DeWitt, professor of music on organ, Dr. Patricia DeWitt, director of institutional planning and research on cello, and Dr. Kirsten Kunkle performing Cara Sposa from Handel's Radamisto.