Faculty & Staff
Marc J. Stasio
Coordinator of Jazz Studies
Assistant Teaching Professor, Jazz Piano
Jazz Composition and Arranging, Jazz Improvisation
Rutgers Summer Jazz Institute
Assistant Teaching Professor, Jazz Piano
Jazz Composition and Arranging, Jazz Improvisation
Rutgers Summer Jazz Institute
Music
Community Arts
Community Arts
Contact Information
marc.stasio@rutgers.edu
Rehearsal Hall 011
http://marcstasio.com
Degrees & Accomplishments
MM in Jazz Studies, Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University
BM in Arranging, Berklee College of Music
Biography
Pianist, composer, arranger, and educator Marc Stasio actively produces scores for hire, serves as jazz faculty, and has performed abroad for over 40 years. His work is heard in recordings and performances with today’s top jazz and contemporary music artists. Stasio completed undergraduate studies in Jazz Arranging at Berklee College of Music and earned a Master of Music in Jazz Studies from Rutgers University’s Mason Gross School of the Arts. As a professor of Jazz Studies at Rutgers, he specializes in jazz composition and arranging, improvisation, jazz history, and jazz piano instruction. Latest media projects include production score prep for PBS and other film and television ventures, large ensemble arrangements for pianist Orrin Evans and vocalist Dianne Reeves, orchestral scores for Salsa legend Eddie Palmieri, ensemble charts for pianist Michel Camilo, some of which featured at the 25th Anniversary Heineken Jazz Festival, custom scores for Conrad Herwig, including his 2016 release, “Reflections,” on the Criss Cross label and Herwig’s latest release, 2022’s “The Latin Side of Charles Mingus,” as well as international projects for the Moscow Jazz Orchestra and WDR Big Band. Stasio is affiliated with The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), The International Society of Jazz Arrangers and Composers (ISJAC), the New Jersey Association for Jazz Education (NJAJE), and the Jazz Education Network (JEN). Visit www.marcstasio.com.