Evelyne Brancart is currently Professor of Music (Piano) at Indiana University School of Music in Bloomington and Chair of the Piano Department since August 2001.  Previous teaching positions include The University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, Rice University in Houston, San Francisco Conservatory of Music and Aspen Summer Music School, where she innovated a seminar devoted to Chopin and Liszt Etudes.  Her conference on the Chopin Etudes: "The Hand as a Source of Inspiration" and her seminar: "The Art of Playing the Piano" as well as "Deconstruction for Reconstruction" (Reflections on J.S.Bach) have had tremendous success amongst pianists, piano teachers, amateurs and musicians.

Evelyne Brancart was born in Belgium where she studied 10 years with the great Spanish master Eduardo del Pueyo and later with Maria Curcio, Leon Fleisher and Menahem Pressler.  She was a prizewinner in many international competitions including: Queen Elisabeth-Belgium, (where she returned as a judge in 1999) Montreal, Viotti-Italy, Munich  (with her duo partner cellist Anthony Ross) and Gina Bacchauer-Salt Lake City.  She played many recitals all over Europe (Wigmore, Queen Elisabeth…) and made several recordings with BBC orchestras before moving to the States in 1980.  She made her debut in Alice Tully Hall in 1982 with a much-noted performance of Chopin 24 etudes and Brahms Paganini Variations.

Evelyne Brancart is very involved in Chamber Music. Between 1986 and 1990 she was a member of the Seraphim Trio with whom she performed all Beethoven Piano Trios.  More recently she performed all violin and cello Beethoven sonatas. She has appeared with artists like Tony Ross, Gary Hoffman, Miriam Fried, Frederico Agostini, Arnold Steinhardt, Atar Arad and  with the Cleveland, Vermeer and Orion Quartets at the Ravinia Festival, Aspen Music Festival, Seattle Chamber Music Festival, Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, Da Camera  (Houston), Leicester Music Festival in England, Mozart Festival in Lille France, Music at the Red Sea in Israel, Perry Sound and Sainte-Petronille in Canada, Bay Chamber in Maine, Close Encounters with Music in Florida and the Festival D'Horrues in Belgium.

During the 2005 2006 season, Evelyne  Brancart gave numerous recitals and master classes through Europe, Asia and South America

Her live performance of Mozart's Piano Concerto K.467 was recorded and released by Deutsche Gramophon. Brahms-Paganini Variations and Liszt-Paganini Etudes (Koch Discover) Elliot Carter's sonata for cello and piano and Rachmaninoff's Sonata in G Minor, Op. 19, with cellist Anthony Ross (Boston Records). Other recordings with Teldec and Decca. Chopin's 24 Etudes with 24 cooking recipes will soon be available on RIAX.