Felicity Mazur-Park is an English pianist and composer currently based in Texas. She started playing the piano at the age of four, and also plays the violin, flute, and organ. She received much of her formative musical training at Mount Kelly, an independent day and boarding school in Tavistock, England. She holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Music Composition from The Boston Conservatory and a Master of Education degree from Tennessee State University. Her Master of Education thesis, Ethnic Music in Nashville: A Choral Approach, won the university’s graduate oral presentation award at its Spring 2017 Research Forum for the Arts. She recently graduated with Master of Music degree in Music Composition from Texas Christian University, where she teaches elementary theory, as an instructor of record. Her Master of Music thesis was an hour-long opera based on Anton Chekhov’s play, The Seagull. She is also the current Vice President and former President of the Texas Christian University Society of Composers chapter and works as Director of Music at Christ the Redeemer Anglican Church in Fort Worth. She formerly worked for First United Methodist Church of Farmersville (TX), Bethany Lutheran Church in Dallas, Irving Independent School District, and Rehoboth United Methodist Church (Gallatin, TN). She is continuing her education at Texas Christian University and pursuing a Doctor of Musical Arts in Composition with a Cognate in Organ Performance.

Mrs. Mazur-Park is proud to be a member of Boston Conservatory at Berklee Alumni Committee. Her works have been performed by ensembles including: Xanthos, Juventas New Music Ensemble, The Boston Conservatory Orchestra, The Estrella Consort, Q365, Ludovico Ensemble, Brave New Works, and Texas Christian University Symphonic Band. She has studied music composition with Andrew M. Wilson, Jan Swafford, Dalit Warshaw, Andy Vores, Marti Epstein, Olga Harris, Martin Blessinger, and Blaise Ferrandino.