جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Classical Music
• Trombone Performance
• Orchestral Music
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Martin Schippers is a Professor at the Lucerne School of Music (part of Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts), specializing in Classical Trombone. He serves as a lecturer at the Institute of Classical and Church Music and is actively engaged in teaching trombone performance. Professional Background: Principal Trombonist in Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (Amsterdam) since 2009, former member of Netherlands Radio Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra (appointed at age 19, first trombonist in 2005) Performance Experience: Concerts globally with RCO and international ensembles, regularly conducts masterclasses at universities and festivals worldwide Academic Role: Teaches alto, tenor, and bass trombone at Lucerne School of Music since autumn semester 2019/20 Research & Teaching Focus: His academic work centers on classical trombone pedagogy, orchestral performance practice, and chamber music interpretation. As a performer-educator, he bridges practical musicianship with academic instruction in brass instrument specialization. International Engagement: Combines his faculty role with ongoing global performance activities, maintaining connections between educational institutions and professional orchestral environments through masterclasses and ensemble collaborations.

Chiao-Wen Chengمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Collaborative Piano
• Chamber Music
• Piano Performance
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Chiao-Wen Cheng serves as Assistant Professor of Collaborative Piano and Chamber Music at the Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester, while concurrently holding the position of Principal Keyboard for the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra since 2022. A Taiwanese pianist renowned for her vibrant sound colors and detailed voicing, she performs internationally as soloist, recitalist, and chamber musician across major venues in the United States, Europe, and Asia. Her academic credentials include: Bachelor's degree from University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music under Frank Weinstock with Van Cliburn Scholarship Master's degree from Peabody Institute, Johns Hopkins University under Benjamin Pasternack with full scholarship Doctoral degree from Eastman School of Music as teaching assistant to Barry Snyder with graduate assistantship Cheng's artistic focus centers on collaborative piano techniques and chamber music repertoire spanning classical to contemporary works. Her performance philosophy emphasizes sensitive interpretation and dynamic partnership with instrumentalists and vocalists, demonstrated through engagements at Aspen Music Festival, Bowdoin International Music Festival, and specialized events including International Viola Congress and Trombone Festival. She maintains active educational roles as Artist-Faculty Piano Collaborator at Perlman Music Program since 2019 and premiered Tan Dun's trombone concerto in 2022. Her distinguished recognition includes: Clara Ascherfeld Award in Excellence in Accompanying at Peabody Institute (2009) Excellence in Accompanying Award at Eastman School of Music (2010) Piano Texas International Academy and Festival Concerto Competition First Prize (2010) Schubert Club Competition First Prize (2012) While mentoring students in collaborative piano and chamber music at Eastman, Cheng's professional activities extend to solo concerto performances with Fort Worth Symphony and Taiwan Shin-Min Orchestra. Her current projects include Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra engagements and continued festival collaborations, reflecting her dual commitment to academic instruction and professional performance.

Mark E. Brittمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Music Education
• Trombone Performance
• Chamber Music
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Mark E. Britt is a Professor of Music and Low Brass at Furman University, serving as Faculty Council Arts Division Representative. He leads Furman’s Music in Italy study abroad program and is a visiting evaluator for NASM. His roles include former Chair of the Music Department, President of the South Carolina Music Educators Association, and Chairman of NAfME’s National Collegiate Advisory Board. He conducts the Palmetto Posaunen trombone choir and has performed internationally with groups like the Spartanburg Philharmonic. Education: D.M. in Performance, Florida State University M.M. in Performance, Northwestern University B.M.E. in Music Education, Appalachian State University Research & Performance: Britt focuses on chamber music, brass performance, and music education. He has premiered nearly 20 compositions with the Palmetto Posaunen and Zephyr Brass Trio, and his students excel in national competitions. His work spans conducting, adjudication, and educational leadership. Awards: South Carolina Music Educators Hall of Fame (2023) American Bandmasters Association Citation of Excellence (2007) Teaching & Service: Britt has taught at multiple universities and public schools, directed the Montreat Music and Worship Conference 11 times, and maintains active roles in professional music organizations. His philosophy emphasizes personalized student development and purpose-driven music education. Labs/Teams: Director of Palmetto Posaunen, affiliated with Zephyr Brass Trio, and principal trombonist in multiple orchestras.

• Trombone Performance
• Music Education
• Classical Music
• +۳ مورد دیگر

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.

• Music Performance
• Brass Instruments
• Orchestral Performance
• +۳ مورد دیگر

David Ridge is a Lecturer in the Department of Music at California State University East Bay and Diablo Valley College. He serves as Principal Bass Trombonist of the San Francisco Opera Orchestra, with additional roles in the San Francisco Symphony, San Francisco Ballet Orchestra, and California Symphony. His career spans performances with major Bay Area orchestras, national tours, and international festivals. Education: B.M. and M.M. from New England Conservatory; Professional Studies Diploma from Mannes College of Music (New York). Performance Highlights: Extensive recordings with San Francisco Opera (e.g., operas like Porgy and Bess ), symphonic works, and collaborations with artists like Natalie Cole and Linda Ronstadt. Media Work: Featured in film/TV soundtracks ( Jurassic Park III , Dead Space 2 ), video games ( Star Wars series, Halo ), and commercials (Taco Bell, Disney). As an educator, Ridge has taught at institutions including Charleston Southern University and Saint Mary’s College. He is an active clinician, adjudicator, and soloist at events like the International Trombone Association competitions. His teaching philosophy is influenced by his wrestling background, emphasizing discipline and passion. Notable contributions include solo recordings on Trombonarama and writings published in the International Trombone Association Journal. Ridge’s career bridges classical performance, education, and multimedia collaborations, reflecting his versatility in the music industry.

• Jazz Music
• Music Composition
• Jazz Theory
• +۳ مورد دیگر

David Grottschreiber is a Lecturer and Study Coordinator for Pre-College Jazz at the Lucerne School of Music (HSLU). Born in 1982 near Hamburg, he studied jazz trombone in Hamburg, Rotterdam, and Lucerne, alongside composition in Lucerne. He has been a member of regional and national youth jazz orchestras in Germany and collaborated with renowned artists like Ohad Talmor and Nils Wogram. He leads the Lucerne Jazz Orchestra and has contributed to numerous CDs as a composer, arranger, and performer. Education: Jazz trombone and composition studies in Hamburg, Rotterdam, and Lucerne. His research interests focus on jazz performance, composition, and ensemble leadership, with a strong emphasis on bridging traditional and contemporary jazz practices. He actively engages in international collaborations and has received the Luzerner Werkbeitrag 2008 and awards from global composition competitions. As an educator, he teaches non-degree courses in Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Theory. His professional activities include ensemble direction, composition, and performance with groups like the Lucerne Jazz Orchestra.

Ross Lynessمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Music Performance
• Music Education
• Chamber Music
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Ross Lyness is Head of Wind, Brass & Percussion at the Royal Irish Academy of Music (RIAM). He holds an MMus in Trombone Performance from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and a LLB in Law. His career combines professional performance, arts management, and education. Roles: Head of Junior RIAM (2020–present), Principal Trombone of Wexford Opera Festival Orchestra (2013–present), and Irish National Opera (2019–present). Performance: Orchestras include BBC Scottish Symphony, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, and Cyprus Symphony Orchestra. Collaborations with ensembles like Belfast Ensemble and European Brass Collective. Research/Teaching: Focus on diverse genres (jazz, contemporary, classical) and pedagogy, with masterclasses in Ireland, USA, and Spain. Led Junior RIAM’s transition to the new campus and expanded programs like the Young Artist Programme. Grants/Advising: Mentorships with National Youth Orchestras of Ireland and Cyprus Youth Orchestra. Advocacy for diversity in arts education. Labs/Teams: Member of Belfast Ensemble and European Brass Collective, emphasizing cross-disciplinary collaborations.

Christopher Bassettمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Orchestral Performance
• Music Education
• Trombone Pedagogy
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Christopher Bassett serves as Professor of Trombone at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music (SFCM) and holds the position of Bass Trombonist with the San Francisco Symphony since 2024. Previously, he was with the St. Louis Symphony, Jacksonville Symphony, and Santa Fe Opera. He earned a B.M. from the New England Conservatory (2016) and a M.M. from Columbus State University (2024), studying under James Markey and Dr. Bradley Palmer. A dedicated educator, Bassett co-founded the Southwest Trombone Conference and has served as a guest professor at Indiana University and the University of Florida. His career highlights include collaborations with renowned orchestras like the Boston Symphony and Cleveland Orchestra, as well as solo performances such as the Sachse Konzert with the Coastal Symphony of Georgia (2024). Bassett’s discography includes the Tres Amigos album with the Santa Fe Trombones and an upcoming solo album In Dreams (2025). He is also a signature artist for Ultimate Brass, Edwards Instrument Co., and Peck Custom Designs. Awards: Zellmer Competition Grand Prize (2017), ITA Kleinhammer First Prize (2017) Teaching: Maintains a select studio at SFCM, with students admitted to top festivals and programs like NYO2 USA and All-State Ensembles Bassett emphasizes interdisciplinary connections in music, stating concerts are communal experiences transcending individual differences. His philosophy, shaped by Dr. Palmer’s mentorship, prioritizes artistic growth and community impact.

Larry Zalkindمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Trombone Performance
• Orchestral Music
• Chamber Music
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Larry Zalkind is a Professor of Trombone at the Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester, a position he has held since 2015. Previously, he served as faculty at the University of Utah for 34 years and held roles at institutions including the University of Michigan and Cerritos College. He is an active performer, clinician, and Yamaha Artist, known for his work with orchestras like the Utah Symphony and Los Angeles Philharmonic. Education: Began at California Institute of the Arts Youth Program, double majored in Music Education and Performance at the University of Southern California (USC), and pursued a doctorate at the University of Michigan. His career includes roles as Principal Trombonist with the Utah Symphony (1981–2015), Acting Associate Principal with the Los Angeles Philharmonic (2009–2010), and collaborations with ensembles such as Summit Brass and the Grand Teton Music Festival. Research Interests: Focuses on trombone performance, pedagogy, chamber music, and orchestral techniques. His work bridges classical and jazz traditions, evident in recordings like Lost in the Stars: The Music of Bernstein, Weill & Sondheim and educational contributions through masterclasses and clinics. Professional Activities: Serves as clinician for events including the National Orchestra Institute and Music For All conventions. Designs Yamaha trombones, notably the 882OR tenor model. Performs with groups such as the Eastman Trombone Choir and has recorded with major symphonies like Chicago and Atlanta. Awards: 1976 Saunderson Award (Coleman Chamber Music Competition). Grants & Labs: Extensive orchestral and festival engagements; no specific grants highlighted in text. Teams: Summit Brass, Tubadors, Eastman Trombone Choir.

Kevin Brysonمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Jazz Performance
• Jazz Improvisation
• Music Technology
• +۹ مورد دیگر

Kevin Bryson is Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Jazz Studies at the University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM), where he leads the jazz studies program within the Department of Music in the College of Arts and Sciences. He holds a D.M.A. in Instrumental Jazz Performance from the University of Miami, an M.M. in Jazz Studies from the University of Southern California, and a B.M. in Jazz Performance and Music Synthesis from Berklee College of Music. His research and creative work spans jazz performance, improvisation theory, music technology, and sound design. Dr. Bryson's interests include electro-acoustic integration, generative music systems, and interactive improvisation with computers. He developed a novel method called Linear Chord Scale Analysis for understanding post-bop jazz harmony, as detailed in his doctoral dissertation. As a performer, he has played at major venues such as Avery Fisher Hall, Abbey Road Studios, and the San Jose Jazz Festival, collaborating with artists like Arturo Sandoval and Jennifer Hudson. His technological contributions include sound design for the award-winning Receptor and Muse Box modules, used by international acts including Coldplay and Paul McCartney. D.M.A., Instrumental Jazz Performance – University of Miami M.M., Jazz Studies – University of Southern California B.M., Jazz Performance and Music Synthesis – Berklee College of Music Dr. Bryson is an endorsing artist for BAC Trombones and performs on a custom Paseo model. While no formal advisees or scientific awards are listed, his work bridges performance, technology, and pedagogy in innovative ways. He has contributed to product development and created commissioned sounds for bands such as The Tubes and The December People. His leadership in the jazz studies program and integration of technology into music education reflect a forward-looking academic profile with broad artistic and technical impact.

John Millerمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Brass Music
• Historical Performance Practice
• Music Education
• +۳ مورد دیگر

John Miller is a Professor of Trumpet at the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM), working part-time while contributing to teaching, research, and performance. He previously served as Head of Brass (1999–2013), Head of Wind & Percussion (2013–2017), and currently advises on research. A renowned brass musician, he has performed with the Philharmonia Orchestra and Philip Jones Brass Ensemble, and co-founded the Wallace Collection. His academic roles include supervising Kerry Jane Baldwin’s PhD on trombone repertoire and authoring influential texts like Trumpet Basics and The Modern Brass Ensemble in Twentieth-Century Britain . Awards include Honorary Fellowships from Guildhall School (1993) and RNCM (2006), and a personal professorship (2010). His research focuses on historical brass performance, ensemble development, and 20th-century music. He is currently completing a PhD on his published works. Research interests span brass music history, pedagogy, and performance practice. Notable projects include reconstructing 19th-century brass works, analyzing Haydn’s transcriptions for brass, and exploring amateur brass chamber traditions. He frequently presents at conferences, including the Historic Brass Society. Miller has recorded extensively with ensembles like the Wallace Collection, producing CDs of contemporary and classical repertoire. Teaching contributions include pioneering brass pedagogy and mentorship in the National Youth Orchestra. His publications range from solo-authored books to edited trumpet solos series with John Wallace. Current projects include a doctoral thesis synthesizing his research and preparing future conference presentations on brass quartet traditions.

John Benoitمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Music Theory
• Jazz Studies
• Trombone Performance
• +۷ مورد دیگر

John Benoit is a Professor of Music at the Department of Music, Simpson College, where he teaches music theory, general music courses, studio trombone, and brass chamber ensembles. He has previously served as Chair of both the Music Department and the Division of Visual and Performing Arts. Education: Ph.D. in Music Theory, University of Texas at Austin, 1994 M.M. in Music Theory, University of Texas at Austin, 1987 B.M. in Trombone Performance, Louisiana State University, 1985 His research and artistic expertise lie in early 20th-century American jazz and popular music, with a focus on Iowa town bands, circuit Chautauqua performers, and photoplay music composed for silent films. As an active jazz performer, composer, and arranger, he leads several ensembles including the Ballyhoo Foxtrot Orchestra and Foxtrot Hotshots, contributing significantly to regional and historical jazz performance. Although no traditional academic articles are listed, his creative output includes full musical scores for silent films such as Sherlock, Jr. (2023) and Suspense (2021), reflecting a deep interdisciplinary engagement between musicology, performance, and historical reconstruction. Scientific and Artistic Awards: Community Jazz Center Special Recognition Award (2016) – for contributions as a performer, bandleader, arranger, and jazz educator John Benoit advises student ensembles and mentors in jazz education, though specific graduate students are not listed. He has led departmental and divisional leadership initiatives, indicating strong administrative and academic service roles. His work bridges performance, scholarship, and community engagement in music. Labs, Ensembles, and Performance Groups: Ballyhoo Foxtrot Orchestra – leader, arranger, trombonist Foxtrot Hotshots – leader, arranger, pianist Soya Vista Jazz Orchestra – leader, arranger, trombonist Turner Center Jazz Orchestra – trombonist Festival Brass Quintet – trombonist

Matthew Vaughnمشاهده پروفایل

استاد مدعو

• Trombone Performance
• Brass Chamber Music
• Music Education
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Matthew Vaughn serves as an Adjunct Professor of Trombone in the Instrumental Studies department at Temple University's Boyer College of Music and Dance, while maintaining a parallel faculty position at the Curtis Institute of Music. As co-principal trombone of The Philadelphia Orchestra since 2014, he bridges elite performance practice with academic instruction, drawing from prior principal roles with the San Antonio Symphony and United States Air Force Concert Band. His educational foundation includes a Bachelor of Music with high distinction and performer's certificate from Indiana University (1992), supplemented by graduate studies in education and conducting at Indiana University and George Mason University. Early career highlights featured victory at the Eastern Trombone Workshop solo competition and selection for the Disneyland All-American College Jazz Band. Specializing in trombone performance and brass pedagogy, Vaughn maintains an active international profile as a soloist performing standard concerto repertoire with major orchestras, while pioneering educational initiatives through master classes worldwide and the Bar Harbor Brass Week summer festival. His performance philosophy emphasizes collaboration with renowned conductors and soloists across diverse ensembles including the National Symphony and Israel Philharmonic. Key honors include: Eastern Trombone Workshop solo competition winner Disneyland All-American College Jazz Band membership Vaughn's academic mentorship extends beyond Temple and Curtis through global master classes and his intensive Bar Harbor Brass Week program for emerging brass players. He attributes his artistic development to foundational training under David Brumfield, M. Dee Stewart (former Philadelphia Orchestra trombonist), and the late Dr. Milton Stevens (National Symphony principal). As founder of the Bar Harbor Brass Week festival, he has created a significant pipeline for brass education, providing high school and college students with professional-level training in chamber music performance and orchestral repertoire under faculty comprising major orchestra musicians.

• Music
• Music Education
• Music Performance
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Sevgünur Tandoğdu Kılıç is an Associate Professor at the State Conservatory of Anadolu University , where she has served since 2023. She also holds an Assistant Professor position at the same institution. Her academic career spans two decades, including leadership as Head of the Music Department since 2015. She teaches courses such as Applied Instrument Education , Orchestral Repertoire , and Chamber Music Repertoire at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Education : Competence in Art (Trombone specialization), Anadolu University Institute of Fine Arts (2014-2021) Bachelor’s in Music, Anadolu University State Conservatory (2001-2005) Research and Publications : Her work focuses on music performance techniques , educational frameworks , and historical music analysis . Key publications include studies on Stjepan Šulek's trombone sonata, Bela Bartok's Turkish folk music contributions, Baroque structural developments, and avant-garde trombone techniques. She has published in Scopus-indexed journals and peer-reviewed conferences. Artistic Contributions : Active in performance, she has participated in over 30 concerts (2006-2025), including Trombone Recitals , Symphonic Concerts , and Chamber Music Performances . Notable events include Republic Day Concerts , Hisarlı Ahmet Symposium , and collaborations with the Turkish Trombone Ensemble .

Adam Bodonyمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Orchestral Conducting
• Trombone Performance
• Music Education
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Adam Bodony is Associate Professor of Music in the Patti & Rusty Rueff School of Design, Art, and Performance at Purdue University, where he directs the Philharmonic, Symphony, and Concert Orchestras and oversees the applied-music program. Since his arrival in 2015, orchestra enrollment has nearly doubled, prompting the creation of two additional ensembles. Education Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies & Bachelor of Music in Trombone Performance, DePauw University (2008) Master of Music in Trombone Performance, Indiana University (2011) Conducting studies, St. Petersburg Conservatory (Russia) Additional conducting studies, Indiana University Research & Creative Focus Bodony’s scholarly and artistic work centers on orchestral conducting, trombone performance, and innovative music pedagogy. He is particularly invested in expanding collegiate orchestral programs and fostering high-level youth ensembles. His leadership has elevated Purdue’s orchestral profile through competitive national recognition, while his role as Artistic Director of the Indianapolis Youth Orchestra extends his impact to pre-college musicians statewide. Honors & Awards 2024 – Yamaha “40 Under 40” Music Educator 2021 – Winner, The American Prize in Orchestral Performance (college/university division) 2021 – Runner-Up, The American Prize in Orchestral Conducting (college/university division) 2023 – Runner-Up, The American Prize in Orchestral Performance (college/university division) 2023 – Winner, The American Prize in Orchestral Performance (youth orchestra division) 2013 – Beckmann Emerging Artist Award, Arts Council of Indianapolis Leadership & Outreach Under Bodony’s guidance, the Purdue Philharmonic Orchestra has achieved national acclaim, and the Indianapolis Youth Orchestra has performed at Carnegie Hall, Chicago’s Orchestra Hall, and the Music for All National Festival. These initiatives reflect his commitment to excellence in performance and music education.