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Petrea A. Warneck is an Adjunct Instructor of Music at Furman University, specializing in oboe performance, music education, and the Alexander Technique. She holds a D.M.A. (candidate), M.M. from the University of South Carolina, and B.M. from Ithaca College. Her career spans orchestral performance, arts management, and teaching, with notable roles including co-founding the Chamber Music Society of Wilmington and serving as executive director for its first decade. She is certified in the Alexander Technique and trains as an Andover Educator Instructor of Body Mapping.
- Education: D.M.A. Candidate; M.M., University of South Carolina; B.M., Ithaca College
- Training: Under Rebecca Nagel, Peter Hedrick, Elaine Douvas, John Mack, and Mark Ostoich
Warneck actively engages in pedagogy, offering master classes and reed-making workshops at institutions like the University of Southern California’s Thornton School of Music and Cincinnati’s College Conservatory of Music (CCM). She also serves as artist faculty at the Oxford Oboe Camp and Charleston Oboe Camp. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes individualized learning, problem-solving, and fostering well-rounded musicians.
Awards: YWCA Women of Achievement Award (2002).
Professional activities include commissioning new works for oboe, such as Mark Kilstofte’s 'Inner Voices' (2006), and advocating for artists’ health through movement education.
