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ARTS ADMINISTRATION

Arts Administration at music.fsu.edu

DEGREES/SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS OFFERED: MASTER OF ARTS IN ARTS ADMINISTRATION

SPECIALIZED STUDIES* • Arts Administration * For PhD-seeking College of Music students only

FACULTY Blaire Koerner Director of the Center for Music Leadership and Community Engagement

RECENT GUESTS AND MASTERCLASSES Anna Newsome, Vice President of Development, Alabama Symphony Orchestra | Amanda Stringer, Executive Director, Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra | Kathleen Spehar, Executive Director, Tallahassee Council on Culture & Arts | Douglas McLennan, Founder and Editor, ArtsJournal | Nicole Taney, Artistic Director, Celebrity Series Boston | Pedro Salazar, Director, La Compañía Estable | Kellen Gray, Conductor & Artistic Director, Lafayette Symphony Orchestra, IN; Associate Artist, Royal Scottish National Orchestra; Assistant Editor & Conductor Liaison, African Diaspora Music Project | Anthony Rhine, Clinical Associate Professor at Pace University’s Lubin School of Business, Author: How to Market the Arts David Watson, Chairman of the Board, Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra | Robert Stroker, Dean and Vice Provost for the Arts, Temple University | Wesley Schulz, Music Director and Conductor of the Auburn Symphony Orchestra, WA | Olivia Steinman Deems, Director of Artistic Operations, Sarasota Orchestra | Daniel Black, guest conductor, Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra | Summer Callahan, Grants Manager, Tallahassee Council on Arts & Culture | Hernán Peñuela, Deputy Technical Director, Opéra Comique de Paris

THE MISSION OF THE ARTS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM is to provide its graduates with a strong academic and practical foundation for a successful professional career in the arts sector. The program stresses the premise that arts administrators are at the service of the arts, education, society at large, and of the overarching goal of enriching the human experience. It is based on the idea that future leaders of the field need to understand the roots and characteristics of the nonprofit arts sector in the United States, be familiar with different management models, be able to assess the artistic and aesthetic implications of their managerial decisions, and have the analytical skills needed to navigate the ever-changing landscape of the nonprofit arts and culture world. During their studies, students take a number of classes that make up the program’s core curriculum and, in consultation with the program director, choose the elective courses that best suit their professional goals. In addition to their work in the classroom, students engage in professional internships that put their academic knowledge into practice and help them develop the skills needed in the professional world, resulting in a high success rate of job placement after graduation.

GRADUATE PLACEMENT The master’s program is designed for students who seek administrative positions with symphony orchestras, opera companies, choruses, music festivals, museums, arts centers, community programs, and arts councils, among other arts organizations. Alumni of the Arts Administration program serve in leadership roles for premier arts and higher education institutions, including: Individual Giving Coordinator, AMERICANS FOR THE ARTS | Community Campaign and Engagement Manager, ARTSWAVE | Director of Artistic Operations, SARASOTA ORCHESTRA | Marketing & Events Coordinator, BAY ARTS ALLIANCE | Individual Giving Manager, CINCINNATI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA | Artistic General Manager, COLORADO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA | Director of Choral Activities, DEPAUL UNIVERSITY | Director of Admissions, EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC | Director of Development, GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY | Assistant of Leadership Gifts, JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS | Director of Advancement, KENTUCKY OPERA | Communications Coordinator, SARASOTA OPERA | Education & Community Engagement Coordinator, SEATTLE SYMPHONY | Manager of Leadership Programs, SPHINX ORGANIZATION | Executive Director, TALLAHASSEE COMMUNITY CHORUS | Director of Marketing & Development, TALLAHASSEE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA | Director of Patron Services, TALLAHASSEE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA | Patron Services Coordinator, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA PERFORMING ARTS | Assistant Director of Donor Relations & Education, WINTERGREEN MUSIC

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

BRASS

DEGREES/SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS OFFERED: BACHELOR OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

Brass at music.fsu.edu

MASTER OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

DOCTOR OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

SPECIALIZED STUDIES* • Performance * For degree-seeking College of Music students only

FACULTY Christopher Moore

Patrick Dunnigan

trumpet

Director of Bands

Michelle Stebleton

Rodney Dorsey

horn

Hana Beloglavec

Director of Graduate Wind Conducting Studies

trombone

Alexander Jiménez

Genevieve Clarkson

Director of Orchestral Activities

tuba and euphonium

Devan Moore Assistant Director of Athletic Bands

David Plack Director of Athletic Bands

ALUMNI PLACEMENT

THE FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC BRASS FACULTY have an illustrious tradition of performance pedagogy. While receiving exceptional instruction from readily available faculty members, our students also enjoy the advantages of weekly master classes, frequent contact with guest artists and clinicians, and the opportunity to perform in a wide and diverse variety of ensembles of outstanding quality. The undergraduate winds program has a total commitment to preparing students for the demands of the profession, including qualifying for assistantships at the graduate level. In addition, freshmen and sophomores benefit from the experience of an unparalleled chamber winds program. The success of our program is evidenced by the number of graduates employed by professional ensembles or enjoying faculty positions with many of the most prestigious universities and conservatories around the world. Scholarships for undergraduates and assistantships for graduate students are available to those who qualify.

RECENT GUESTS AND MASTERCLASSES American Brass Quintet | American Horn Quartet | Boston Brass | Barbara Butler (Rice University) | Boston Brass | Canadian Brass | Øystein Baadsvik (international tuba soloist) Warren Deck (former Principal Tuba, New York Philharmonic) | Vincent DiMartino (international solo rtist) | Ross Holcombe (Associate Principal Trombone, The Florida Orchestra) | Tom Hooten (Principal Trumpet, L.A. Philharmonic) | Austin Howle (Principal Tuba, Montreal Symphony Orchestra) | James Markey (Bass Trombone, Boston Symphony Orchestra) | Steven Mead (Euphonium, International Soloist and Royal Northern College of Music) | Mnozil Brass | Ilan Morgenstern (Bass Trombone, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra) Karl Pituch (Principal Horn, Detroit Symphony) | William Purvis (Professor of Horn, Yale School of Music) | Erik Ralske (Principal Horn, Metropolitan Opera Orchestra) | Rhythm and Brass | Phil Smith (former Principal Trumpet, New York Philharmonic) | Marie Speziale (former Principal Trumpet, Cincinnati Symphony) | Joey Tartell (Associate Professor of Trumpet, Indiana University) | Tromba Mundi | Johanna Yarbrough (Horn, Detroit Symphony)

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

COMMUNITY MUSIC

Community Music at music.fsu.edu

DEGREES/SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS OFFERED: BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MUSIC • Emphasis in Community Music

FACULTY Carrie Danielson

Blaire Koerner

Musicology

Director of the Center for Music Leadership and Community Engagement

ANTICIPATED OUTCOMES › Community Music Program Director › Nonprofit Arts Administrator › Community Teaching Artist › NGO or Community Engagement Coordinator

THE BACHELOR OF ARTS IN COMMUNITY MUSIC IS THE FIRST OF ITS KIND IN THE UNITED STATES. The degree reflects a rapidly growing international field focused on music, community engagement, leadership, and service. It is designed for students who are passionate about music and dedicated to making a positive impact in their communities. Students in the degree program collaborate directly with community partners through hands-on experiential learning and internships in settings such as community centers, senior centers, after-school programs, shelters, arts organizations, and cultural institutions. These experiences allow students to design and facilitate musical activities, organize events and programs, and build meaningful connections through music while gaining real-world professional experience. The program welcomes high-caliber musicians with interests in western art music, songwriting, hip hop, folk and traditional music, arts leadership, and other musical pathways. The degree strongly encourages double majors and minors, allowing students to connect their music studies with a wide range of academic and professional interests. FSU’S Community Music program collaborates closely with FSU’s new Center for Music Leadership and Community Engagement, offering additional opportunities for leadership development, professional experience, and community partnership work.

› Festival and Event Organizer › Folklife and Cultural Heritage Specialist › Youth Arts Program Director › Arts and Cultural Program Manager › Arts Entrepreneur

Students in Community Music also pursue graduate and professional pathways in areas such as arts administration, musicology, public policy, law, healthcare, and related fields.

MUSIC BEYOND THE CLASSROOM Community Music emphasizes learning through doing. Throughout the degree, students facilitate musical experiences alongside faculty, community musicians, and local organizations while building practical skills for community-engaged work. These experiences prepare students for individualized internships connected to their own musical interests and career goals. Students gain experience in areas such as music facilitation, event programming, community engagement, leadership, project development, and grant writing. Experiential learning opportunities may include projects in community centers, prisons, senior living communities, shelters, arts organizations, and other community settings that bring people together through music. Examples of community partners include: › City of Tallahassee Neighborhood Parks and Recreation › Jesse’s Camp (Spring Break Camps) › Westminster Oaks

› Tallahassee Senior Center › Opening Nights at Florida State University › Florida Folklife Program

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

CONDUCTING

DEGREES/SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS OFFERED:

Conducting at music.fsu.edu

MASTER OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE • Choral Conducting • Orchestral Conducting** • Wind Conducting

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN MUSIC EDUCATION • Emphasis in Conducting **

Not accepting applications for 2027 entry

FACULTY Rodney Dorsey

Alexander Jiménez

Director of Graduate Wind Conducting Studies

Director of Orchestral Activities

Patrick Dunnigan

Assistant Director of Athletic Bands

Devan Moore

Director of Bands

David Plack

Kevin Fenton

Director of Athletic Bands

Choral Conducting, Ensembles

Michael Hanawalt Director of Graduate Choral Activities

RECENT GUESTS & MASTERCLASSES

THE CHORAL CONDUCTING PROGRAM is internationally known for its unique and equal focus on both the art of conducting and its pedagogy. Students enjoy extensive opportunities to conduct and teach in a variety of settings, including choral ensembles, opera chorus, and conducting classes.

THE ORCHESTRAL CONDUCTING PROGRAM is designed to provide thorough training and extensive podium time for gifted conductors aspiring to pursue careers with professional, youth, community, and academic orchestras. The program is highly selective and tailored to the unique talents and experience of each individual. Students serve as assistant conductors of both the renowned University Symphony Orchestra and University Philharmonia. They also lead the New Music Ensemble, have opportunities with the FSU Opera, and often serve as cover conductors for the Tallahassee Youth Orchestras.

THE WIND CONDUCTING PROGRAM offers diverse performance and study opportunities in one of the finest programs in the nation. The program focuses on the cornerstone literature with a vigilant eye on the expanding repertoire for the university wind band/ensemble. Wind conducting teaching assistants enjoy a wide range of experiences with wind bands across the span of ensembles including the Campus Band, Concert Band, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, and the graduate-level Wind Orchestra. Wind conducting majors are encouraged to pursue study opportunities with other FSU conducting faculty and to conduct student ensembles for events such as the Biennial Festival of New Music, PRISM concerts, chamber music recitals, and regularly scheduled concerts.

› Anton Armstrong › Matthias Bammert › Daniel Bara › Joshua Bell › Steven Bryant

› John Dickson › Kenneth Fulton › Lynn Gackle › Janet Galvan › Stacey Garrop

› Simon Halsey › Sharon Hansen › Jennifer Jolly › John Mackey › Jonathan Newman

› Joel Puckett › Adam Silverman › Charles Smith › Robert Spano

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

JAZZ

Jazz at music.fsu.edu

DEGREES/SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS OFFERED: BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MUSIC • Emphasis in Jazz Studies

MASTER OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

BACHELOR OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

SPECIALIZED STUDIES* • JAZZ STUDIES *For degree-seeking College of Music students only

FACULTY Leon Anderson

Rodney Jordan*

drum set

double bass

Scotty Barnhart

William Peterson

trumpet

piano

David Detweiler

Marcus Roberts

saxophone

piano

Rod Harris, Jr.

Joe Goldberg

guitar

Small Ensembles

Kevin Jones

Tissa Khosla

trombone

Small Ensembles * Area Coordinator

THE JAZZ STUDIES PROGRAM AT FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY offers a dynamic and comprehensive educational experience for students who aspire to careers in jazz performance, education, and related musical fields. Our program is designed to cultivate artistic excellence, creative expression, and professional versatility within a supportive and collaborative environment. Students engage in a well-rounded curriculum that includes coursework in music theory, jazz arranging, jazz history, and pedagogy, and our distinguished faculty provide mentorship that fosters artistic growth, stylistic fluency, and a strong personal musical voice. Performance is a central component of the student experience. Three big bands explore a wide range of repertoire, while smaller combos emphasize improvisation, interaction, and the development of original musical ideas. Beyond the classroom, students are actively engaged in the regional and national jazz scene. Many perform regularly at local venues in Tallahassee and represent the program at major jazz festivals in cities such as Jacksonville, Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Atlanta, and New Orleans. These experiences help students build professional networks and gain real-world performance experience. We are committed to preparing the next generation of artists, educators, and leaders in jazz through a balance of rigorous academics, meaningful performance opportunities, and a strong sense of community.

RECENT GUESTS AND MASTERCLASSES › Terence Blanchard (trumpet, composition) Monty Alexander (piano) › John Fedchock (trombone) › Carl Allen (drums) › Seamus Blake (saxophone) › Béla Fleck (banjo) › Andre Hayward (trombone) › Sean Jones (trumpet)

› Russell Malone (guitar) › Wynton Marsalis (trumpet) › Christian McBride (bass) › Mike Moreno (guitar) › Ulysses Owens (drums) › Rufus Reid (bass) › Walt Weiskopf (saxophone) › Steve Wilson (saxophone)

ALUMNI PLACEMENT Graduates of the Jazz Studies program have found success performing and teaching jazz music around the country and include a Guggenheim Fellow, two winners of the Thelonious Monk International Competition, and a recent Grammy winner. Alumni have played with bands and artists such as: Jazz at Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra Count Basie Orchestra | New Orleans Jazz Orchestra | Jason Marsalis Quartet | Snarky Puppy | Roy Haynes | Lee Konitz | Carmen Lundy and many others. Teaching appointments include: Broward College | Georgia State University | Loyola University | Michigan State University | University of Miami-Frost School of Music University of North Florida | University of North Texas

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

MUSIC EDUCATION

Music Education at music.fsu.edu

DEGREES/SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS OFFERED: BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION • Choral • Instrumental • General MASTER OF MUSIC EDUCATION • Full-time Program • Summers-only Program

PH.D. IN MUSIC EDUCATION EMPHASIS IN: • Conducting • Music Teacher Education • Music Therapy • Piano Pedagogy

FACULTY Mark Belfast

Kimberly VanWeelden

Music Education

Kasia Bugaj

Diana Dumlavwalla

String Music Education

Piano Pedagogy

Suzanne Rita Byrnes

Rodney Dorsey

Music Education

Director of Graduate Wind Conducting Studies

William Fredrickson Music Education, Associate Dean

Patrick Dunnigan

Ann Harrington

Director of Bands

Elementary Music Education

Kevin Fenton

THE MUSIC EDUCATION PROGRAM AT FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY IS ONE OF THE PREMIER MUSIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN THE UNITED STATES.

Steven N. Kelly

Undergraduate Choral Conducting

Both the undergraduate and graduate degrees have an annual 100% job placement rate going back nearly 50 years. Preparation in music education at FSU is based upon the premise that every student ought to have the best instruction possible. Undergraduate music education majors pursue the Bachelor of Music Education degree that leads to teacher certification, enabling students to teach in K–12 schools across the country. Graduate degrees are offered at both the master’s (MME) and doctoral (PhD) levels. Both degrees offer flexibility in required coursework, allowing students to complete their programs with studies in conducting, research, teacher education, or any combination of focus areas that support their career goals.

Music Education, Technology

Michael Hanawalt

Gregory Springer

Director of Graduate Choral Activities, Conducting

The primary focuses within the program include elementary and secondary general music, as well as middle and high school class piano, guitar, chorus, orchestra, and band. The program contains significant field teaching experiences that enable students to be experienced teachers before completing their degree. Among the classes in which graduates receive instruction are teaching and learning methods, research methods, music literature, conducting, classroom organization and management, ear training, music theory, music history, and score preparation.

Music Education

Lori Gooding*

David Knapp

Associate Professor of Music Therapy

Music Education, Center for Music Research

Bryan Stenson

Alexander Jiménez Director of Orchestral Activities

Choral Music Education

Devan Moore

McKenna Stenson

Assistant Director of Athletic Bands

Choral Music Education, Conducting

David Plack Director of Athletic Bands * Area Coordinator

ALUMNI PLACEMENT The Music Education program maintains a 100% graduate placement rate. Our graduates teach at all educational levels, elementary school through college/university, and maintain some of the finest music programs, not only throughout Florida, but across the country and around the world.

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

MUSIC FOR NON MAJORS

ENSEMBLE CONTACTS

Music Minor at music.fsu.edu

University Orchestras

Jazz Ensembles

Alexander Jiménez

Leon Anderson

University Bands

University Choirs

Patrick Dunnigan

Michael Hanawalt

Marching Chiefs

World Music Ensembles

David Plack

Michael Bakan

ENSEMBLES AND PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES Performance opportunities for non-music majors at the College of Music include bands, choirs, orchestras, jazz ensembles, world music ensembles, popular music ensembles, Marching Chiefs, and Seminole Sound pep band. Some groups require an audition for placement, but several allow students to register without requiring an audition. Ensemble and production auditions are not restricted by one’s major.

REPRESENTATIVE LIST OF COURSES AVAILABLE TO NON-MUSIC MAJORS*

FOR STUDENTS WHO WISH TO MAKE MUSIC MORE OF A SECONDARY FOCUS of their studies at FSU, the College of Music offers the option for a music minor. Admission to the minor requires an application and audition, and the curriculum includes coursework in music theory and sight-singing, music history and literature, private lessons, and ensemble participation. Those students who are admitted to the music minor prior to their second year of study may also be eligible to participate in the Music Living-Learning Community at Cawthon Hall. Students who do not wish to pursue a music major or music minor may still take a variety of classes through the College of Music, as well as participate in its many ensembles and productions. While some ensembles are open to any student without an audition, many others require an audition for placement. Participation in the Marching Chiefs is a particularly popular choice for non-music majors, who represent the majority of students in that group. One-on-one private lessons are also offered on a space-available basis. Contact the faculty of your instrument for information regarding availability of private lessons.

› Music Literature, Listening, and Understanding (MUL 2010) › The Art of Songwriting (MUT 1005) › Modern Popular Music (MUH 2019) › Music in the World (IDS 2170) › Music in World Cultures (MUH 2051) › American Roots Music (MUH 2054) › Beginning Class Piano (limited sections) (MVK 1111) › Beginning Class Guitar (MVS 1116) › Intermediate Class Guitar (MVS 2126) * For more information about these and other courses available to non-music majors, please contact the College of Music Office of Student Success at 850-644-6105.

MUSIC MINOR OR DOUBLE MAJOR Music can be added as a double major to pair with most other degree programs at FSU, and many majors also require the completion of a minor. Students pursuing majors such as English or Political Science, for example, may select a minor of their choice to fulfill degree requirements and complement their studies in another area. Completing a music minor may be an ideal way to obtain a qualification in music without pursuing the double major. Both options, however, require a successful audition for entry.

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

MUSIC INDUSTRY

DEGREES/SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS OFFERED: BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MUSIC • Emphasis in Commercial Music • Emphasis in Music Business

Commercial Music at music.fsu.edu MASTER OF ARTS IN MUSIC • Emphasis in Commercial Music

FACULTY Alan Blanchard

Michael Strickland

Music Industry

Music Technology

Brian Gaber

Rodney Jordan

Contemporary Media

Area Coordinator

Wellington Gordon Music Engineering and Production

ANTICIPATED OUTCOMES › Artist Management › Concert Promotion › Film Composer › Mastering Engineer › Mixing Engineer

THE MUSIC INDUSTRY PROGRAM PLACES A STRONG EMPHASIS ON COLLABORATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP, allowing students to build lasting relationships with peers and faculty in a hands-on, career-focused environment. Our students benefit from faculty with decades of experience in the music industry as well as guest speakers currently working in the industry. The COMMERCIAL MUSIC major provides students with the opportunity to work on both sides of the studio glass, as artist and engineer, towards the creation of a project. Students have access to two recording studios with state-of-the-art equipment for hands-on learning, preparing them to navigate a variety of careers including sound engineering, producing, composition, or mixing and mastering. The MUSIC BUSINESS major is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the music industry, blending core aspects of an education in music with comprehensive business training. This program will prepare students to be the future leaders of the music industry, in areas such as artist management, publishing, booking agencies, marketing, and digital distribution.

› Music Director › Music Publishing › Music Supervisor › Producer › Record Label

› Recording Engineer › Songwriter › Touring Artist

ALUMNI PLACEMENT Our alumni are currently employed in the fields of audio recording and production, licensing, publishing, film scoring, music retail, and entertainment law. Our graduates may be found in the following positions: Assistant Engineer, The Vocal Company | Audio/Visual Engineer, Universal Broadcasting Radio | Entertainment Technician, Busch Gardens | Executive and Artistic Director, Opera Orlando | Freelance Musician | Freelance Sound Engineer | Manager of Film/TV Creative, Pen Music Group | Marketing Manager, Warner Music Nashville | Marketing, The Walt Disney Company | Music Management Intern, Traverse City Film Festival | Recording Intern, The Spot Studios | Rothenberg, P.C. (Entertainment Law Firm, New York City) | Sound Stage Manager, Universal Studios Hollywood | Sweetwater Sound | Teacher, Colorado School of Music | Ticketing Specialist, Outback Concerts

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

MUSIC THEATRE

Music Theatre at music.fsu.edu

DEGREES/SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS OFFERED: BACHELOR OF MUSIC IN MUSIC THEATRE PERFORMANCE

FACULTY Alisa Hauser Program Director

THEATRE ACADEMY LONDON (TAL) Designed and led by FSU faculty, TAL is located in the heart of London’s West End. The Academy offers classes taught by a distinguished faculty, including some of London’s leading theatre artists. This program provides an immersive experience through theatre training to develop and add depth to students’ work, and includes backstage visits to London’s great national companies, guest artist masterclasses, and trips to the Globe and Stratford-uponAvon. Students may choose a summer or semester-long experience.

RECENT GUESTS & MASTERCLASSES › Julio Agustin (Director, Choreographer, Author) › Dr. Matthew Edwards (Voice Pedagogue and Author) › Ricky Ian Gordon (Composer) › Craig Holzberg (Agent/Owner, Avalon Artists Group) › Mykal Kilgore (Grammy® nominated artist)

THE MUSIC THEATRE PROGRAM is jointly offered through the College of Music and the School of Theatre. It is a highly competitive program which prepares talented students from around the country for professional careers. Students are offered a comprehensive curriculum with courses in theatre, music, and dance to provide them with the training and skills necessary to meet the demands of a challenging career. In addition to course work, students have a variety of performance opportunities every year, including two mainstage musicals each season. Additional performance opportunities include: new musicals in development, operas, dance productions, modern and classical plays, student produced cabarets, and student films. Masterclasses are offered throughout the year to connect students with working professionals. Graduating seniors present a showcase in New York City, for an audience of invited agents and casting directors, alumni, and friends.

› Patti LuPone (Tony® award winning actress) › Brian Marcum (Artistic Director, Music Theatre Wichita) › Scott Michaels (Artistic Director, Wagon Wheel Theatre) › Roberto Sinha (Music Director)

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

DEGREES/SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS OFFERED:

MUSIC THERAPY

BACHELOR OF MUSIC IN MUSIC THERAPY

Music Therapy at music.fsu.edu

MASTER OF MUSIC IN MUSIC THERAPY

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN MUSIC EDUCATION • EMPHASIS IN MUSIC THERAPY MASTER’S-EQUIVALENCY IN MUSIC THERAPY

FACULTY Lori Gooding * Director of Music Therapy

Lorena Surducan Barefoot Visiting Faculty

Flor Hernandez Dawn Iwamasa Michelle Pellito * Area Coordinator

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THE FSU MUSIC THERAPY PROGRAM is an AMTA- approved program designed to help students develop the specific skills and knowledge needed for a successful career in music therapy. Our studentcentered, evidence-based curriculum provides comprehensive musical, clinical, and professional training, and while at FSU, you will learn from faculty with diverse clinical and research experiences. Students in our program also have access to a wide range of clinical training opportunities including medical, hospice, behavioral health, educational, private practice settings, and more. Additionally, we regularly integrate opportunities for students at all levels to engage in research and other scholarly activities during their time at FSU. Our BACHELOR OF MUSIC THERAPY (BMT) PROGRAM prepares students for professional practice in a wide range of settings. In addition to core coursework, undergraduates take music, music therapy, and clinical foundations courses and participate in hands-on, real-world clinical training. Our pre-internship and internship clinical experiences are offered in a variety of settings and locations in and outside of Tallahassee, including hospitals, behavioral health settings, educational settings, hospice, private practice, and more. Students who successfully complete the BMT are eligible to sit for the board certification exam in music therapy. Continues on reverse

Our MASTERS-EQUIVALENCY PROGRAM provides students without an undergraduate degree in music therapy a pathway into the music therapy profession. Students in this program complete two sets of requirements: (a) all coursework necessary to be eligible to sit for the board certification exam in music therapy and (b) all coursework needed to obtain a master’s degree in music therapy. Our GRADUATE PROGRAMS (MASTER’S/PHD) prepare board certified music therapists to become advanced practitioners/ scholars through in-depth training in clinical, administrative, and research skills. Our flexible program of studies allows students to take courses in and outside of the College of Music, permitting students to focus on their individual career goals. Graduate students are also able to work 1:1 with our faculty, who regularly engage students in research and other scholarly opportunities.

ALUMNI PLACEMENT We have a consistently high post-graduation placement rate, and our alumni are employed as clinicians, administrators, and academics across the United States and internationally. FSU alumni have also published extensively, been recognized for research, service, and teaching awards, served in professional music therapy organizations, and earned prestigious grants and fellowships.

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

MUSICOLOGY

Musicology at music.fsu.edu

DEGREES/SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS OFFERED: MASTER OF MUSIC IN MUSICOLOGY

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN MUSICOLOGY

FACULTY Michael Bakan

Panayotis (Paddy) League

World Music Ensembles

Center for Music of the Americas

Celso Cano

Eduardo Lopez-Dabdoub

Carrie Danielson

Maria Ryan

Sarah Eyerly

Denise Von Glahn

Early Music Ensembles

Anya Wilkening

Frank Gunderson* Erol Köymen

Visiting Faculty * Area Coordinator

ALUMNI PLACEMENT

MUSICOLOGY AREA FACULTY AND STUDENTS believe in the inseparability of scholarship, music making, and community engagement. Their many practices integrate traditionally siloed approaches and stimulate encounters with other disciplines, fields, and methodologies. A regular, rotating schedule of professional development workshops provides all students with the tools and skills they need to succeed in today’s changing environment. FSU Musicologists steer the discipline with cutting-edge scholarship, leadership roles in multiple organizations, editorial positions, and innovative and award-winning print and digital publications and documentary films. Faculty and students have received Fulbright, ACLS, NEH, Mellon, ASCAP, and PEO awards, and numerous grants, fellowships, and awards from professional societies. Early and World Music Ensembles are integral to the program and provide hands-on experience creating music from across times and cultures using the area’s outstanding collection of instruments. All students play in ensembles. The Center for Music of the Americas partners with state, regional, national, and international cultural organizations to exchange knowledge, perform together, enrich classes, and engage with local, regional, and state agencies and music makers. Students and faculty enjoy the resources of the Warren D. Allen Music Library, the most comprehensive music library in the region. Guest lecturers and visiting artists excite our program’s offerings and additionally enlarge our global awareness and network of collaborators.

FSU Musicology takes pride in its mentoring program and enviable record of placing graduates from coast to coast. They hold positions in academia, arts administration, and development, and as editors, executive directors, gallery managers, museum curators, music librarians, publishers, and social workers. They can be found in cultural affairs offices, philanthropic foundations, and Teach for America. Every day, FSU’s Musicology Program is realizing its goal of training passionate, socially responsible, scholar-musicians of the highest caliber.

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

MUSIC THEORY & COMPOSITION

Music Theory & Composition at music.fsu.edu

DEGREES/SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS OFFERED: BACHELOR OF MUSIC IN COMPOSITION

MASTER OF MUSIC IN COMPOSITION

DOCTOR OF MUSIC IN COMPOSITION

BACHELOR OF MUSIC IN MUSIC THEORY

MASTER OF MUSIC IN MUSIC THEORY

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN MUSIC THEORY

SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAM IN MUSIC THEORY PEDAGOGY* * For degree-seeking College of Music students only

FACULTY Michael Buchler

Evan A. Jones*

Clifton Callender

Rachel Lumsden

Julianne Grasso

Dylan Principi

Eren Gümrükçüoğlu

Nancy Rogers

Rachel Hottle

Liliya Ugay

Music Theory Composition

Music Theory

Composition

Music Theory

Music Theory Composition

* Area Coordinator

RECENT GUEST THEORISTS AND COMPOSERS › Jenine Brown › Sumanth Gopinath › Vivian Luong › Joel Puckett › John Bucchino › Ellie Hisama › John Mackey › Leigh Van Handel › Suzannah Clark › Sungji Hong › Noriko Manabe › Eunseon Yu › Johanna Devaney › Jennifer Jolley › Quinn Mason › Pamela Z › Du Yun › Dongryul Lee › Elizabeth Medina-Gray › Johanna Frymoyer › Scott Lee › Mitchell Ohriner › Stacy Garrop › Justin London › Shawn Okpebholo

GRADUATE PLACEMENT

THE COLLEGE OF MUSIC FEATURES ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST DISTINGUISHED THEORY AND COMPOSITION FACULTIES IN THE UNITED STATES. Our students gain valuable experience in teaching and research, working with faculty members who care deeply about both pursuits, and our program has been identified as one of the most successful in the country in terms of professional placement. Both the FSU Music Theory Society and the FSU Society of Composers meet on a regular basis and are studentrun, with participation and assistance from faculty. The College offers a range of assistantships and scholarships, sponsors student travel, funds frequent visits from guest theorists and composers, and hosts a biennial Festival of New Music, featuring special guests as well as competitively selected compositions.

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC (850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

PERCUSSION

Percussion at music.fsu.edu

DEGREES/SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS OFFERED: BACHELOR OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

MASTER OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

DOCTOR OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

SPECIALIZED STUDIES IN PERFORMANCE* *For degree-seeking College of Music students only

FACULTY John Will Parks IV

Austin Pelella

Distinguished Teaching Professor

percussion

RECENT GUESTS AND MASTERCLASSES

THE FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY PERCUSSION STUDIO is one of the nation’s leading percussion programs. Our graduates continue to influence national and international performance and pedagogy in all genres of percussion as professional symphonic musicians, university professors, chamber music specialists, secondary instructors, and industry representatives. The studio currently comprises 30 percussion majors at the doctoral, master’s, and undergraduate levels and is capped at that number to provide the best hands-on applied and ensemble experience for our students. Admission is highly competitive at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. Opportunities for performance with our symphonic, jazz, and world music ensembles are open to all through auditions at the beginning of each semester, plus additional performance opportunities with several regional orchestras including the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra. The FSU Percussion Ensemble has won the Percussive Arts Society International Percussion Ensemble Competition three times (2007, 2011, 2023), released four internationally acclaimed CD recordings, and developed a huge following on social media through reference video recordings of works by Pat Metheny and John Psathas. These projects are tracked, edited and mastered by FSU percussion students using our integrated audio and video technology, which is singular to Florida State. In addition, we boast one of the largest professional instrument inventories in the country, providing all our majors with cutting-edge equipment for performance and practice.

› John Psathas, internationally recognized composer › Michael Burritt (Eastman School of Music) › Matthew Duvall (Eighth Blackbird) › Jauvon Gilliam (Principal Timpanist, National Symphony Orchestra) › Will James (Principal Percussion, St. Louis Symphony Orchestra) › Patti Niemi (Section Percussion, San Francisco Opera) › Jake Nissly (Principal Percussion, San Francisco Symphony) › Cynthia Yeh (Principal Percussion, Chicago Symphony Orchestra) › John Shaw (Principal Percussion, The Florida Orchestra) › Joel Panion (Section Percussion, Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra) › Fabian Ziegler (Percussion Soloist, Trio Colores)

ALUMNI PLACEMENT Fifteen recent graduates of our program hold full-time performing positions with Washington, D.C. premier military bands (US Navy Band, Air Force Ceremonial, Army Field Band, Naval Academy Band, Pershing’s Own, Golden West and Mid-America), six in fulltime professional symphony orchestras (Oregon Symphony, Utah Symphony, Pacific Symphony, Orlando Philharmonic, and New World Symphony), and eighteen university professors running percussion programs across the United States. Many of our students are actively engaged in related music fields such as film composition, professional orchestra management, artist relations, percussion specialists,, and chamber music ensembles. Our students are regularly admitted and attend the most prestigious graduate schools in the country including Eastman School of Music, Rice University Shepherd School, Manhattan School of Music, New England Conservatory, San Francisco Conservatory, Northwestern University, The Juilliard School, University of Michigan, and the University of Texas-Austin, and continue to participate in top-flight summer music festivals including Eastern Music Festival, Music Academy of the West, National Orchestral Institute, Texas Music Festival, The Aspen Music Festival and School, and Round Top Institute.

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

PIANO & ORGAN

THE ORGAN STUDIO OFFERS SUPPORT TO STUDENTS AS THEY PLAN FUTURE CAREERS IN SACRED MUSIC AND CONCERT WORK. We are very fortunate to have a significant

IN THE PIANO PERFORMANCE PROGRAM, OUR FACULTY CHAMPION EACH STUDENT’S UNIQUE ASPIRATIONS by searching out meaningful, strategic ways to build their professional portfolios, enabling them to achieve their fullest artistic potential at and through the piano. The mentoring process includes weekly private lessons, weekly studio classes, monthly piano area concerts, duo piano and chamber music coaching, lessons in accompanying (vocal and instrumental), piano literature and pedagogy classes, and master classes with visiting artists. The College of Music holds two concerto contests and two solo piano competitions each year. We have over 240 pianos, including two new Hamburg Concert Steinways, a Fazioli and a Blüthner, as well as other Steinways from New York and Hamburg in our five performance halls and a cohort of newly purchased New York Steinways in our practice rooms.

number of teaching and practice organs available both on campus and in nearby churches. Lessons take place on the Casavant (3 manual) at Trinty United Methodist Church, the Taylor and Boody (2 manual) at First Presbyterian Church, the Holtkamp (2 manual) at Faith Presbyterian Church, and the Fisk (2 manual) at St. John’s Episcopal Church. We also have three practice organs on campus in addition to continuo organs and a regal.

THE GRADUATE PROGRAM IN COLLABORATIVE PIANO PREPARES PIANISTS FOR PROFESSIONAL CAREERS AS COLLABORATIVE ARTISTS in both vocal and instrumental repertoire. Students receive comprehensive and focused instruction in solo and collaborative performance, as well as in opera and song coaching. The vibrant performance areas and ensembles at FSU serve as both a laboratory and a stage for our pianists, fostering chamber music, new music, and interdisciplinary partnerships across the college and beyond. Performance experiences are further enriched through the collaborative piano forum, keyboard area concerts, Tally songSLAM, and workshops and masterclasses with guest artists from a wide range of disciplines. Strong attention is placed on language study and the development of foreign language diction. Students may also choose to pursue specialized study in opera coaching and develop the skills necessary to succeed in that field.

DEGREES OFFERED:

FACULTY Stijn De Cock*

BACHELOR OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE Organ Piano

piano

Anna Dmytrenko piano

Read Gainsford

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MUSIC Emphasis in Sacred Music (organ only)

piano

David Kalhous

MASTER OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE Collaborative Piano Opera Coaching Organ Piano Piano Pedagogy MASTER OF ARTS IN MUSIC Emphasis in Piano Technology

THE PIANO PEDAGOGY PROGRAM IS COMMITTED TO DEVELOPING THE PIANO EDUCATOR OF THE FUTURE. With a focused mission supported by diverse emphases in teaching settings, piano education research, and piano performance, FSU is among the elite programs in the United States. Graduates of the program enjoy an excellent job placement record, with nearly 100% working as piano professionals in varied musical environments including tenure-track college faculty positions, independent studios, community schools, K-12 institutions, and professional associations. Alumni are well prepared to adapt, lead, and thrive in today’s rapidly changing musical landscape.

THE PIANO TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM, A PIONEER OF ITS KIND, WITH OVER 20 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE, provides advanced, graduate level training in piano technology. Studies include action geometry analysis, diagnostics, and resolution, concert voicing, and restoration techniques. Students gain valuable experience preparing an instrument inventory of over 240 pianos, 5 harpsichords, 2 clavichords, continuo organs, and a fortepiano – all in constant use by faculty and students in the studio and on the concert stage.

piano

Iain Quinn organ; Coordinator of Sacred Music

Qing Jiang collaborative piano; Director of Keyboard Collaborative Arts

Katie Barr

DOCTOR OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE Collaborative Piano Organ Piano

Visiting Faculty in Vocal Coaching & Accompanying

Deloise Lima collaborative piano

Natalie Sherer vocal coaching, collaborative piano

PHD IN MUSIC EDUCATION Emphasis in Piano Pedagogy

Diana Dumlavwalla piano pedagogy

Li Yeoh

SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS*

piano technology * Area coordinator

Performance (organ only) † Piano Pedagogy Sacred Music

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

RECENT GUESTS & MASTERCLASSES

Dance Accompanying Piano Performance† *For degree-seeking College of Music students only † Graduate College of Music students only

Keyboard at music.fsu.edu

› Sergei Babayan › Midori Koga › Gail Berenson › Lang Lang › Boris Berman › Paul Lewis › Hung-Kuan Chen › Kimberly Marshall › Jeremy Denk › Ursula Oppens › James Douglass › Roberto Plano › Boris Giltburg › William Porter › Richard Goode › Pamela Ruiter› Caroline Hong Feenstra › James Kibbie › Logan Skelton

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

STRINGS

DEGREES/SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS OFFERED: BACHELOR OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

Strings at music.fsu.edu

MASTER OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

DOCTOR OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

FACULTY Stephen Mattingly

Shannon Thomas

guitar

violin

Pamela Ryan

Noël Wan

viola

harp

Greg Sauer

Kasia Bugaj

cello

String Music Education

George Speed*

Alexander Jiménez

double bass

Director of Orchestral Activities

Ben Sung

* Area Coordinator

violin

RECENT GUESTS AND MASTERCLASSES

THE STRING AREA AT FSU includes study in violin, viola, cello, double bass, harp and guitar. A distinguished faculty of artist-teachers is dedicated to the holistic development of each and every student, regardless of major, in a rigorous, yet nurturing environment. Graduates of the String Area have gone on to jobs with professional orchestras, colleges and universities throughout the United States and abroad; have won numerous national and international competitions; and are highly successful music educators, therapists and performers. Students and alumni enjoy camaraderie and collaboration with outstanding string players from around the world. We prepare our students to excel as versatile, modern musicians in a dynamic professional landscape. Students develop a highly diverse set of tools through weekly private lessons and studio classes with a world-class faculty, chamber music rehearsals and coachings, orchestral repertoire classes, pedagogy courses, varied and robust orchestral experiences, as well as musician health and wellness seminars.

› Badke Quartet › Joshua Bell › Kristen Bruya › Ray Chen › Zachary Cohen › Roberto Diaz › Danish String Quartet

› eighth blackbird › Lynn Harrell › Jupiter Quartet › Paul Kantor › Yo-Yo Ma › Anne-Sophie Mutter › Patricia McCarty

› Scott Pingel › Itzhak Perlman › Gil Shaham › Turtle Island String Quartet › Ivan Zenaty › New Zealand String Quartet

ENSEMBLES AND PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES The University Orchestras regularly perform with the world’s leading artists and record on major labels. Performance opportunities at the College of Music include: Baroque Music Ensemble | Chamber Music Ensembles | Electronic Chamber Orchestra Irish Music Ensemble | Old Time Ensemble | Opera Orchestra | Sinfonia | Studio Orchestra University Philharmonia | University Symphony Orchestra | New Music Ensembles

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

VOICE & OPERA

Voice & Opera at music.fsu.edu

DEGREES/SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS OFFERED: BACHELOR OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

MASTER OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MUSIC EMPHASIS IN • Sacred Music

MASTER OF MUSIC IN OPERA PRODUCTION EMPHASIS IN • Opera Coaching • Opera Directing

DOCTOR OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

SPECIALIZED STUDIES* • Performance • Sacred Music * For degree-seeking College of Music students only

FACULTY André Chiang

Marcía Porter*

baritone

soprano

Alisa Hauser

Eric Rieger

music theatre

tenor

Tiffany Renée Jackson

Marcy Stonikas

soprano

Evan T. Jones

Bernard McDonald

baritone

Music Director, Florida State Opera

Suzanne Lommler

James Marvel

mezzo-soprano (adjunct)

Stage Director, Florida State Opera

David Okerlund

Natalie Sherer

bass-baritone

Vocal Coaching, Accompanying * Area Coordinator

THE FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC IS A WORLD-WIDE LEADER IN THE FIELD OF VOICE STUDY. Our undergraduate and graduate voice performance degrees offer comprehensive study in all areas necessary to prepare for careers as performers and educators including language and diction study, classes in vocal literature, vocal pedagogy, opera performance, music history and theory. Our program offers numerous performance opportunities for our diverse population of students in opera productions, choral ensembles, and vocal chamber music. Our opera season includes three mainstage productions and a dynamic opera outreach program. Principal roles are double cast, and both casts share equal amounts of stage time. Auditions are open to undergraduate and graduate students alike, and undergraduate students are frequently cast in mainstage productions. Classical voice students are also eligible to audition for our musical theatre productions. Upon graduation, our students are well prepared for admission into young artist programs, more advanced degree programs in the best schools and conservatories, and/or careers in academia.

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu

WOODWINDS

Woodwinds at music.fsu.edu

DEGREES/SPECIALIZED STUDIES PROGRAMS OFFERED: BACHELOR OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

MASTER OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

DOCTOR OF MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE

SPECIALIZED STUDIES* • Performance * For degree-seeking College of Music students only

FACULTY Karen Large

Jonathan Holden

flute

clarinet

Mary Matthews

Jeff Keesecker*

flute

bassoon

Eric Ohlsson

Geoffrey Deibel

oboe

saxophone

Deborah Bish clarinet

* Area Coordinator

RECENT GUESTS & MASTERCLASSES

THE FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC WOODWIND FACULTY HAVE AN ILLUSTRIOUS TRADITION OF PERFORMANCE PEDAGOGY. In addition to receiving exceptional instruction from faculty members who are readily available, our students enjoy the advantages of weekly master classes, frequent contact with guest artists and clinicians, and the opportunity to perform in a wide and diverse variety of ensembles of outstanding quality. The undergraduate winds program has a total commitment to preparing students for the demands of the profession, including qualifying for participation in prestigious summer music festivals and securing assistantships at the graduate level. In addition, freshmen and sophomores benefit from the experience of a chamber winds program that is unparalleled. The number of alumni who have employment in professional ensembles or enjoy faculty positions with many of the most prestigious universities and conservatories is evidence of the success of our graduate students.

› Jeanne Baxtresser (Professor of Flute, Carnegie Mellon University) › Scott Bell (Oboe, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra) › Nanci Belmont (Assistant Professor of Bassoon, Louisiana State University) › Corrado Giufredi (Principal clarinet, Orchestra della Svizzera Italiana) › Sue Heineman (Principal Bassoon, National Symphony Orchestra) › Frederick L Hemke (Professor Emeritus of Saxophone, Northwestern University) › Martin Kuuskmann (international bassoon virtuoso) › Joseph Lulloff (Professor of Saxophone, Michigan State University)

› Ricardo Morales (Principal clarinet, Philadelphia Orchestra) › Philharmonic Quintet of New York › Michael Rabinowitz (international jazz bassoon virtuoso) › Jeff Rathbun (Assistant Principal Oboe, The Cleveland Orchestra) › Frank Rosenwein (Principal Oboe, The Cleveland Orchestra) › Karl-Heinz Schütz (Principal Flute, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra) › Tetraphonics Quartet › Drew Pattison (Professor of Basson, Oberlin Conservatory)

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

(850) 644-6102 | music.fsu.edu | musicadmissions@fsu.edu