Trek Boyland

Dr. Trek Boyland is an Assistant Professor of Music at East Texas Baptist University within the School of Communication and Performing Arts. He teaches private woodwind lessons, music theory, woodwind methods, and music appreciation while directing the jazz band and woodwind ensemble.

• Education
  • Doctor of Musical Arts in Saxophone Performance (University of North Texas)
  • Master of Music in Saxophone Performance (University of Cincinnati, College-Conservatory of Music)
  • Bachelor of Music Education (Stephen F. Austin State University)

His work focuses on advancing woodwind pedagogy and performance through expressive storytelling. As a performer, he has appeared internationally in the Canary Islands, Canada, Mexico, Ireland, and major U.S. cities including Washington D.C., New York City, and Dallas.

Scientific recognition includes

• GRAMMY-affiliated nominated recording artist for contributions to Aaron Lazar’s album 'The Impossible Dream' on tenor saxophone

Dr. Boyland maintains an active performance schedule and contributes to music education through private instruction, ensemble leadership, and pedagogical innovation.