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Jemmie Robertson is an Associate Professor of Trombone at the University of Florida's School of Music. He is an internationally recognized performer, teacher, and advocate for the trombone, specializing in solo, orchestral, and chamber music. His work spans from 15th-century classical pieces to contemporary repertoire, emphasizing innovation in performance and pedagogy.
Education:
- Doctor of Music (DM), Northwestern University (2006), under Michael Mulcahy, Randy Hawes, and Charlie Vernon
- Master of Music (MM), Yale University (2003), with Scott Hartman and John Swallow
- Bachelor of Music (BM), University of Northern Colorado (1997), under Buddy Baker
Research and Performance Focus: Jemmie champions new music through performances at international festivals (e.g., Trombonanza Argentina, Lille Trombone Festival) and recordings like Red Dragonfly (2022). He explores the trombone’s expressive potential across eras, blending historical and modern techniques. His students excel in orchestras, military bands (e.g., Pershing’s Own), and prestigious graduate programs (Indiana, Eastman).
Orchestral Roles:
- Principal Trombone, Gainesville Orchestra
- Member, Florida Orchestra, Jacksonville Symphony, and Naples Philharmonic
- Former Assistant Principal/2nd Trombone, St. Louis Symphony (2018)
Teaching and Outreach: Founder of MT2EC (Midwest Trombone Tuba Euphonium Conference) and organizer of UF BrassFest. His pedagogical approach emphasizes artistic voice development and global performance opportunities, with students winning scholarships and festival invitations worldwide.
