Mark Davenport's Homepage

Welcome to my homepage! I am an Associate Professor of Music and Director of the Music Program in the Department of Fine and Performing Arts at Regis University, in Denver. I also direct the newly established Recorder Music Center here (see link below). I have been a professor at Regis since 1998, where I teach courses in music history and direct the Collegium Musicum.

I grew up on both coasts: New York and Southern California. I moved to Colorado from New York in 1992 to do my doctoral work at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Before my current position at Regis, I taught at the State University of New York, College at New Paltz; the University of Colorado at Boulder; and the Metropolitan State College of Denver.

I have several research interests, particularly in the field of Early Music (renaissance and baroque music) and American Music. As a performer, I specialize in renaissance and baroque woodwinds but I also perform on the cello (baroque/classical) and piano (jazz/rock), and recently recorded a CD of original songs. Before returning to academic studies, I worked in the recording industry as a singer/songwriter, instrumentalist, sound designer, producer, engineer, and record executive.

Email: mdavenpo@regis.edu

Office Phone: (303) 964-3609

Click on one of the links below to find out more.

Faculty Vita

Music Program at Regis University

Collegium Musicum

Recorder Music Center

Other Professional Positions Held

Recent Publications

Music and Book Reviews

Music Editions

Public Presentations/Papers/Theses

Selected Performances/Recording Background