SubCategory Archive (tags): ‘College’
See the complete archive.On Horn Professors, or the 100% Accurate Biography
In all sorts of job situations we have official ranks. I held the titled position of Third Horn in the Nashville Symphony for six seasons for example. Later I was hired at Arizona State University at the Assistant Professor rank and currently I am an Associate Professor that just finished my tenth year on the [...]
On Winning a College Horn Teaching Position
Besides performing, a lot of advanced horn students have dreams of teaching the horn full time at the college level. In The Musician’s Way Blog last weekend Gerald Klickstein had a great post on “Applying for faculty positions” that is a must read for those who aspire to teach full time, as there are several [...]
The Best Music Schools
I was recently pointed to a website that has rankings of the top 30 music schools for 2010. I was very pleased to see Eastman and Indiana in the number one and number two slots (look at my bio if you are wondering why) and on the whole it is an interesting and entertaining list. [...]
From The Mailbag: What Horn can I use in College? And Artist Endorsements
What [Type of] School is Best for Horn Study?

This article was first posted on the original HTML Horn Notes Blog way back on 11/1/04. It is timely again–today was the last day of auditions where I am at Arizona State–and there are certainly many students out there thinking about colleges and their options for further horn study. Again and again I find myself [...]
A Dissertation Should Look Like This

In the photo are seen two dissertations. Mine, completed it while performing Third Horn full time in the Nashville Symphony, and another recent one for a DMA at a school I am not going to name. See a difference? The bound one was a serious academic project. This Indiana University Doctor of Music dissertation is 250 pages [...]




