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Naomi Gjevre, DMA, is an Adjunct Professor of Violin at Sam Houston State University's School of Music. She specializes in teaching violin, chamber music, string pedagogy, and string methods. A distinguished performer and scholar, Dr. Gjevre co-founded the Lindsayan String Quartet (with residencies) and serves in the Kolonneh String Quartet. Her career spans teaching roles at the University of Wyoming, Midland College, Odessa College, Western Kentucky University, and Florida State University, where she was a teaching assistant.
- Current: Adjunct Professor, Violin Division at SHSU
- Performance: Residencies in Germany/Austria with Summit Chamber Players, concerto soloist in USA/Peru
- Education: BM (University of Minnesota), MM/DM (Florida State University)
Dr. Gjevre's research integrates performance practice and historical musicology, notably through her work with original instruments designed by physicist Alfred Stelzner. Her scholarly recordings of Felix Draeseke and Arnold Krug marked the first authentic performances in Germany in a century. She has taught at prestigious institutions like Interlochen Center for the Arts since 2000.
Scientific contributions and honors include:
- National Endowment for the Arts grant recipient
- Founder of the Medicine Bow Baroque Consort
- Participation in international festivals: Aspen Music Festival, Strings in the Mountains, Festival Internacional de Música de Cochabamba
