Allison M. Storochuk

Dr. Allison M. Storochuk is a Professor of Clarinet at Missouri State University's Department of Music. She holds a Doctor of Musical Arts from Arizona State University and has studied at Northwestern University and the University of Alberta. Her teaching includes courses on woodwind techniques, small ensembles, and pedagogical methods.

Education:

• Doctor of Musical Arts, Arizona State University, Performance
• Master of Music, Arizona State University
• Bachelor of Music, University of Alberta, Clarinet Performance
• Certificate of Performance, Northwestern University

Research & Performance: Storochuk specializes in clarinet performance, chamber music, and new music ensembles. She has performed internationally with groups like the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, Springfield Regional Opera, and ensembles such as Saint Crispin’s Chamber Ensemble and the Violet Collective. Her recordings include albums like Dry Heat, BASHAW, and Glossa.

Awards:

• Johann Strauss Scholarship (1998), Mozarteum in Salzburg
• Faculty Research Grant, Missouri State University (2010)
• Sabbatical Leave, Missouri State University (2009)

Grants & Advising: She secured a Faculty Research Grant in 2010 and a sabbatical in 2009. Her advising focuses on clarinet pedagogy and ensemble performance.

Labs/Teams: Principal clarinetist of the Springfield Regional Opera, Springfield Symphony Orchestra, and Springfield Symphony Woodwind Quintet. Active with ensembles like Plexoos New Music and the Violet Collective.