​Anne Tatnall Gross holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Delaware, a Master of Arts from Smith College and a Doctor of Philosophy in Musicology from New York University. She received a Fulbright Fellowship in London in 1964-65, where she studied the opera overtures of Alessandro Scarlatti, and a Belgian American Educational Foundation grant for research in Brussels and the Low Countries in 1993, where she conducted research for her dissertation “The Livre septieme des chansons à quatre parties of Phalèse: studies in music printing and the book trade in the Low Countries, 1560-1660.”

She has published articles in Fontes artis musicae, the journal of the Music Library Association, and in the anthology Music Printing in Antwerp and Europe in the 16th Century (Leuven and Peer 1997), papers from a colloquium in Antwerp, Belgium.

Dr. Gross has taught at the University of Maryland in College Park and New York University, and since 1989 she has been an adjunct assistant professor at UD, where she teaches appreciation of music. The Division of Continuing Education gave her an Outstanding Teaching Award in 2000. Since spring 2005, Dr. Gross has taught in UD’s two-year Associate in Arts program, which is housed at Delaware Technical and Community College in downtown Wilmington. She often teaches during Winter Term and Summer Session on the main campus in Newark.