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Christi Smith is an Adjunct Professor of Horn at Susquehanna University's Department of Music. She teaches horn lessons to music majors and non-majors, emphasizing the transformative power of music in communities. Her career combines active teaching with performances across Pennsylvania. She holds a BACH (Bachelor's in Horn Performance) and MAS (Master’s in Music Theory and History) from Pennsylvania State University.
Education:
- BACH, Horn Performance, Pennsylvania State University
- MAS, Music Theory and History, Pennsylvania State University
Research & Teaching Focus: Smith investigates how music communicates emotion and drives societal change. Her teaching prioritizes analytical and philosophical understanding of music's impact, alongside technical skill development. She integrates community engagement through performances and educational outreach.
Performance Activities: Regularly performs with orchestras including the Altoona Symphony Orchestra, Williamsport Symphony Orchestra, and Billtown Brass Band. Engages in festivals like Music at Penn’s Woods Summer Festival and Aspen Festival Orchestra.
Advising & Grants: No specific grants or student advisement details provided in text. Active as a guest performer/clinician at regional workshops and festivals.
Labs/Teams: Leads Susquehanna University horn instruction and collaborates with university music ensembles through the Wind Ensemble Institute.
