| Haydn Piano Sonatas Project I have begun a project to record all of the solo keyboard sonatas of Franz Joseph Haydn. I've created a separate website for the project, which can be found here. Feel free to check it often; I'm updating it quite frequently! |
Recordings NEW Recitals from the 1970s and 1980s I have a long and happy history as a pianist, with many recorded performances stored at home. I'm providing some of them on this site. You can find a page to all of the available recordings — live or studio — here. (This also contains a link to the Haydn Sonatas project.) |
| S.F. Classical ExaminerI write the weblog on classical music for the San Francisco Examiner; I average about 3 postings per week. Feel free to visit it often — or subscribe! You can also find me on Facebook, if you're a member. |
Pictures NEW Where would we be without pictures? I'm not any kind of camera bug but there are definitely some images worth sharing, including those of my past (or my family), and other items of interest. I keep everything on my .Mac (MobileMe) Gallery so that's where these links will take you. |
| Miscellany Stuff that doesn't fit in anywhere else: excerpts from a long correspondence, stuff about computers, essays or articles about musical topics--the grab-bag. It's all here. | Kapelle Software I've written an entire set of eartraining applications that are used by the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. After some hesitation and trepidation, I've decided to make them available. They are provided without any support whatsoever--use at your own risk. All of them are written for MS Windows. You can find them here. |
About Scott Foglesong
Scott Foglesong is a pianist, musician, teacher, writer, cat-lover, music history devotée, occasional computer geek and sometime programmer. He has been on the faculty of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music since 1978; nowadays he serves as a department chair in addition to enjoying the honor of educating some of today's most promising young musicians. In 2008 he was named recipient of the Sarlo Family Foundation Award for excellence in teaching. He has taught Music 27 (Introduction to Music) for the Fall Freshman program at UC Berkeley since 1991, and is associated with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, both as a program annotator and as an "Inside Music" lecturer for the Symphony's weekly subscription concerts. He writes the weblog S.F. Classical Music Examiner for the San Francisco Examiner. Professor Foglesong was formally educated at the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore and the San Francisco Conservatory, but his informal education continues everywhere, without cease.