Diane Earle
Dr. Diane Earle is a professor of music and the department chair of communication and fine arts at Kentucky Wesleyan College. She has performed in eight countries and 27 states. Recent performances have included two tours of China, the Villa Torlonia in Rome, Italy, Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, KET (Kentucky Educational Television, the Commonwealth’s PBS affiliate), Owensboro Symphony Orchestra, Kentucky Arts Council, the Kaufman Center (New York City), Canton Cultural Center (Ohio), Henderson Fine Arts Center (Kentucky), St. Meinrad Archabbey (Indiana), Tippecanoe Chamber Music Society (Indiana) and Asheville Symphony Guild (North Carolina). In 2009, Diane did many performances celebrating the piano’s 300th birthday, culminating with her program on the piano produced by KET for its program, Kentucky Muse. She is featured on several CDs and DVDs.
Diane presents many programs for area schools and is a music instructor for RiverPark Center’s Arts in the A.M. She enjoys collaborating with Kentucky Wesleyan College’s visiting artist in violin, Alfred Abel. In addition to being chorus director and accompanist for the Owensboro Symphony Chorus, she is accompanist for the Kentucky Wesleyan Singers.