Donald Isler (born January 14, 1952, in Paterson, New Jersey) is an American classical pianist and music educator based in Westchester County near New York.
His other teachers included chamber musicians Artur Balsam and Eleanor Hancock, and solo pianists Bruce Hungerford, Constance Keene, Robert Goldsand, Lilian Kallir, and Zenon Fishbein.
He has attended pedagogy courses at the Diller-Quaile School of Music in New York and the Summer Seminar in Piano Technique at the Taubman Institute in Amherst, Massachusetts, among others.
Another CD with Donald Isler contains a recording of the important piano works of the American composer Louis Pelosi: 37 Canons, Inventions and Fugues.
[4] He also writes a blog on Facebook entitled "Isler's Insights" which features articles on music and musicians, the piano, and teaching.