Todd Stewart Coleman is a composer, bassist, professor, and founding faculty coordinator of Elon University's Music Production & Recording Arts program where he has taught since 2007. Before Elon, Coleman was a music faculty member at Grinnell College and a curricular technology specialist for the arts. Coleman composes music in a wide range of genres and styles, including music for the concert hall, film and documentary television, and adaptive video game-style symphonic soundtracks for immersive escape rooms. His music often explores the intersection of the arts and technology, blurring boundaries between disciplines and styles.
Coleman studied at the renowned Eastman School of Music in New York (DMA 2002, MM 1999) with composers Joseph Schwantner, Christopher Rouse, Augusta Read Thomas, and David Liptak. His undergraduate studies were at Brigham Young University (BM 1996) with composers Michael Hicks, Stephen Jones, David Sargent, and Murray Boren. He studied the double bass with James VanDemark and Walter Birkedahl.
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