Dana Burnett is the Associate-Artistic Director of Camarada. A soloist and chamber musician, Ms. Burnett has performed at Carnegie Hall, New York City; the Frick Collection, Pittsburgh; Dame Myra Hess Series, Chicago; Academy of Music, Philadelphia; and the Kennedy Center, Washington D.C. She is the recipient of the Alban Berg Fellowship at Austria’s Franz-Schubert-Institute, where she also received an Artist Diploma and the accompanying prize. Throughout her chamber music career, Ms. Burnett has collaborated with musicians such as Leonard Rose, Hilary Hahn, Nathaniel Rosen, Martin Chalifour, Benita Valente, and Paula Robison, amongst others. She was also a yearly concerto soloist during her eighteen-year tenure as a member of the piano faculty at the Eastern Music Festival in Greensboro, North Carolina. Ms. Burnett’s discography includes recordings for the Naxos and Arabesque labels, and her work has been featured on WHYY, Philadelphia “Fresh Air”, and NPR. She can be heard performing with California Chamber Orchestra and Classics 4 Kids, with previous positions including roles as the symphony pianist for both the North Carolina and Virginia Symphonies. Ms. Burnett is currently on the music faculty at Cal State San Marcos and has served on the faculties of University of North Carolina, University of Wisconsin, and Vanderbilt University.