Reginald Winters

Reginald (“Reggie”) Winters is a pianist, harpsichordist, educator, and arts administrator based in Greeley, Colorado. He serves as Director of Enrollment & Recruiting for the College of Performing & Visual Arts at the University of Northern Colorado, where he leads recruitment and enrollment initiatives across the Schools of Art and Design, Music, and Theatre Arts and Dance. His work centers on building meaningful connections between prospective students, faculty, and the artistic communities they hope to join, while advancing accessible and student-centered pathways into higher education in the arts.

Alongside his administrative work, Reggie remains active as a performer and educator. A pianist and harpsichordist, he has performed throughout Colorado and beyond as a soloist, chamber musician, orchestral keyboardist, and collaborator. His orchestral experience includes performances with the Texas Tech University Symphony Orchestra and Ensemble Bravura. As a harpsichordist, he has appeared in continuo and chamber performances throughout Colorado’s Front Range, including collaborations with the URSA Early Music Ensemble. A recent performance highlight includes J.S. Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D Major, BWV 1050, with violinist Jubal Fulks and flutist James Hall.

At the University of Northern Colorado, Reggie also serves as an adjunct faculty member in keyboard literature. His scholarly interests include keyboard performance practice, music history, and the traditions of nineteenth- and twentieth-century piano pedagogy.

In addition to his work at UNC, Reggie serves as General Manager of the Colorado International Piano Academy & Festival and its affiliated International Piano Competition. His career in arts administration has also included leadership roles with Orvieto Musica, a chamber music festival in Orvieto, Italy, where he served as Executive Administrator and co-founded the Orvieto Arts Administration Accelerator and Certificate Program. He has also served as Public Relations Manager for the Boulder Chamber Orchestra and Artistic Co-Director of Beethoven in the Rockies: Concert Series. His production experience includes work on the Sony Classical album Finding Home, produced by Grammy Award-winning producer Michael Fine and featuring Maestro Philip Mann with Ensemble Bravura.

Reggie holds the Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance from Texas Tech University and the Master of Music degree in Piano Performance from the University of Northern Colorado. He is currently pursuing the Doctor of Arts degree in Piano Performance at the University of Northern Colorado, with a cognate in Music History and Literature. His doctoral research focuses on pianist and pedagogue Alexander Goldenweiser and his influence on the twentieth-century Russian piano tradition. His principal teachers include Dr. Tatiana Roitman Mann, Dr. Lei Weng, Dr. Joe McAllister, and Professor Debra Throgmorton.