Biography

Eileen Regullano received her Bachelor of Music with emphases in both Piano Performance and Keyboard Collaborative Arts from Chapman University, where she studied Western classical music as well as jazz theory and improvisation. Eileen continued her musical studies while earning her Master of Arts degree in Ethnomusicology from the University of California, Riverside, where she researched issues of race and access for Asian Americans in music. Eileen’s work on various research projects has been published in several academic journals, including Anthropology Now.

Eileen first began her career in arts education during her undergraduate studies as a private piano teacher, and continued at UCR, where she taught college students in non-western and popular music courses. Eileen’s dedication to arts education grew as she served several schools as an arts educator in Santa Ana Unified School District and began working at Pacific Symphony, promoting arts and culture to diverse audiences of up to 4000 attendees per event. Eileen is currently the Education and Engagement Manager for Pacific Symphony, where she continues to bring arts education to communities throughout Orange County with the Class Act and Strings for Generations programs.