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Landon Chang serves as an Adjunct Professor of Saxophone at Roberts Wesleyan University in Rochester, NY, while concurrently pursuing his Master's in Saxophone Performance and Literature with an Arts Leadership Certificate at the Eastman School of Music. He maintains an active performance career as a featured member and arranger for the Eastman Saxophone Project and has performed with elite ensembles including the Eastman Wind Ensemble and North Texas Wind Symphony.
His educational qualifications include:
- M.M. in Saxophone Performance from Eastman School of Music
- B.M. in Saxophone Performance from University of North Texas
- B.M. in Music Education from University of North Texas
Chang's artistic practice centers on saxophone performance and pedagogy, with significant contributions to arranging and wind ensemble literature. His teaching philosophy emphasizes mentorship and experiential learning, shaped by influences from renowned educators including Chien-Kwan Lin, Eric Nestler, Vanessa Sielert, and Sam Schlaich. He actively bridges performance and education through roles at Eastman's Community Music School and as a teaching assistant in Music, Teaching, and Learning.
His professional recognition includes:
- Award-winning saxophonist status
- Multiple national competition prizes
- TMEA Collegiate Music Educator Award
Chang maintains dual teaching commitments as Adjunct Professor at Roberts Wesleyan University and instructor at Eastman's Community Music School, where he mentors students across performance and educational contexts. His performance career spans solo engagements since age 18 with organizations including the Spokane Symphony and the U.S. Army Band's 'Pershing's Own,' demonstrating sustained professional activity in both academic and performance spheres.
