Tina Frühauf, Ph.D., is a musicologist, writer, and a professional organist. Her scholarly work explores Jewish music in Western Diaspora.

Dr. Frühauf is currently serving on the faculty of Columbia University. She is editor at Repertoire International de Littérature Musicale in New York. She has received fellowships and grants, most recently from the American Musicological Society, the Leo Baeck Institute, and the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture, as well as from the German Academic Exchange Service, Cusanuswerk, German Research Foundation, Ruth and Clarence Mader Scholarship Fund, and American Musicological Society, and was awarded the Organ Historical Society's Alan Laufman Research Grant. Dr. Frühauf has published articles in the Journal of Jewish Music and Liturgy, Musica Judaica, and TDR: The Drama Review, and contributed numerous book chapters and encyclopedia entries on the German Jewish music culture, organs and organ music, the piano, and the violin. She is the author of The Organ and Its Music in German-Jewish Culture (New York: Oxford University Press, 2009). An Anthology of German-Jewish Organ Music with A-R Editions is forthcoming. Dr. Frühauf is currently conducting research for a monograph on music in the Jewish communities of Germany after 1945, and has organized the 2011 colloquium "Jewish Music and Germany after the Holocaust."

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