Nicole Keller
· Chair of Organ and Associate Professor of Music; University OrganistNew York University · Department of Organ
Active 1981–2025
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About
Nicole Keller is the Chair of Organ and an Associate Professor of Music at the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance, where she also serves as the University Organist. She is recognized as a concert artist, adjudicator, and clinician, having performed in notable venues both in the United States and internationally, including St. Patrick Cathedral in New York, Cathédrale Notre-Dame in Paris, Dom St. Stephan in Passau, and The Kazakh National University for the Arts in Astana, Kazakhstan. Her performances often feature eclectic programs tailored to instrument and audience, blending familiar and less familiar genres to expand listeners' horizons. Keller's concert repertoire includes works with orchestras, chamber ensembles, and solo performances involving organ, harpsichord, and piano. She has extensive experience as a chamber musician and continuo player, performing major baroque works such as Bach’s Passions, Christmas Oratorio, and Mass in B minor. As an educator, Keller emphasizes excellence in performance, scholarship, and self-growth, guiding students who have gained acceptance into prestigious graduate programs and built successful careers in various musical settings. Her work as a church musician includes leading volunteer and professional choirs and instrumental ensembles, developing organ and choral scholar programs, and directing children's choir programs. She has led choral residencies at Bristol Cathedral in the U.K. and St. Patrick’s Cathedral in…
Research topics
- Medicine
- Internal medicine
- Cardiology
- Virology
- Geometry
- Pathology
- Mathematics
- Geology
Selected publications
CHEST Journal · 2023-10-01
articleCirculation · 2023-11-07
articleBackground: Risk stratification in intermediate-risk pulmonary embolism (PE) plays an important role in appropriate selection of therapies, however this is often challenging given variable phenotype. Proportional pulse pressure (PPP) and shock index (SI) have demonstrated to accurately predict cardiac index (CI) in patients with cardiogenic shock. Nonetheless, their applicability to patients with acute PE remains uncertain. Our objective is to investigate whether PPP and SI correlate with invasi…
Circulation · 2023-11-07
articleBackground: Vulnerable patients, including minorities and underserved populations whose care rely on public hospitals, have limited access to advanced pulmonary embolism (PE) treatment, particularly when catheter-based therapies (CBT) and escalation of care are needed. Our aim is to describe the multidisciplinary pulmonary embolism response team (PERT) program for the largest public health system in the country, as a strategy to mitigate healthcare disparities and improve access to care. Methods…
Frequent coauthors
- 120 shared
Maria M. Brooks
University of Pittsburgh
- 112 shared
Michael Attubato
NYU Langone Health
- 112 shared
David O. Williams
- 111 shared
Katherine M. Detre
- 111 shared
Peter B. Berger
Hochschule Düsseldorf University of Applied Sciences
- 110 shared
Frederick Feit
NYU Langone Health
- 110 shared
Allan D. Rosen
- 110 shared
Ronald J. Krone
Washington University in St. Louis
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