Greg Mugione

Greg Mugione is a graduate from Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania and The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC, receiving degrees in Music Education and Piano Pedagogy, respectively. He has been mentored by Galen H. Deibler, Dr. Barbara English Maris, Dr. James Litzleman, and the late Cyril M.Stretansky. 
 
Mugione began his career teaching K-8 General Music at St. Catherine Labouré School in Wheaton, Maryland, and also taught piano classes and private lessons at The Academy of Fine Arts.
 
As a performer, he has played concerts and accompanied artists throughout the Washington, DC, metro area, including the Kennedy Center and the White House.  As a member of the faculty for over two decades, Mugione currently serves as the Chair of the Performing Arts Department at McLean School in Potomac, MD, where he directs three choruses, teaches a drama class, and directs two major drama productions each year.  He is the piano accompanist for Catholic liturgies sponsored by Dignity-Washington. 
 
Mugione has been a member of Choralis and Ēchos since 2007.
 
As an avid Lionel Electric Trains enthusiast, he is a member of the Train Collectors Association’s Eastern Division. His collection includes toy trains from the 1920s to the present. He enjoys spending time with his partner, Brad, and dog, Chesska.