Elevate Your Perspective

with a Unique Summer

Musical Experience.

Conservat
ory
July 9th - 29th, 2017
MUSIC IN THE
MOUNTAINS
DURANGO, COLORADO
GREGORY HUSTIS, FESTIVAL AND CONSERVATORY ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
GUILLERMO FIGUEROA, FESTIVAL MUSIC DIRECTOR AND CONDUCTOR
M. BRENT WILLIAMS, CONSERVATORY ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

Offering advanced chamber music instruction in strings, winds, brass & piano

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MUSICINTHEMOUNTAINS.COM/CONSERVATORY
OR CALL FOR MORE INFO 970.385.6820
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Connect with others who share your passion for music in one of the
countrys most gorgeous Colorado mountain communities.
A Summer in Durango, Colorado

During this unique and intensive three-week summer chamber music program
you will work with top professionals and learn about optimum performance,
public speaking, importance of good health, improving practice skills, honing
auditioning skills, the wide spectrum of music career paths, becoming an
artist citizen, marketing, technology and networking skills.

Our Summer Chamber Music Program

is for You if:
aYou are a high school student interested in attending a competitive
college/university music performance or music education program.
aYou are a high school or college student interested in becoming
a better player.
aYou are a high school or college student interested in exploring
a wide variety of musical experiences.
aYou are a high school or college student interested in exploring
the expanding diversity of career options in the music field.

An Experience of a Lifetime
Chamber Music Study Concerto Competition Private Lessons
Master Classes and a variety of topical lectures

APPLY TODAY
MusicintheMountains.com/Conservatory
Or call for more information: 970.385.6820
Deadline approaching... check website for details!
 Study with a wide spectrum of excellent faculty including
professors, soloists, orchestral principals & competition winners.
Conservatory Artistic Director, Gregory Hustis
Conservatory Assistant Director, M. Brent Williams
Violin Clarinet
Jinjoo Cho Deborah Fabian
Concert Artist Principal, Dallas Wind Symphony
faculty, Oberlin Conservatory and Principal, Plano Symphony Orchestra
Cleveland Institute of Music faculty, University of North Texas
Erin Schreiber Wonkak Kim
Assistant Concert Master, faculty, Tennessee Tech University
Saint Louis Symphony
Bassoon
Liang-Ping How Gabriel Beavers
Orpheus Chamber Orchestra faculty, Frost School of Music,
Santa Fe Opera Orchestra University of Miami
Diane Kitzman Trumpet
Principal, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Jason Bergman
faculty, Meadow School of the Arts at SMU
Principle, Mobile Symphony
M. Brent Williams Principle, Mobile Opera
Concertmaster, San Juan Symphony faculty, University of North Texas
faculty, Fort Lewis College
Marc Reed
Viola faculty, Fort Lewis College
Matt Albert
Assistant Professor of Music and Chair of Horn
the Chamber Music Department, Gregory Hustis
University of Michigan former Principal, Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Barbara Sudweeks faculty, Meadow School of the Arts at SMU
Associate Principal, Trombone
Dallas Symphony Orchestra John Kitzman
faculty, Meadow School of the Arts at SMU former Principal, Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Cello faculty, Meadow School of the Arts at SMU
Michael Coren Tuba
Dallas Symphony Orchestra Richard White
Katherine Decker Principal, New Mexico Philharmonic
faculty, University of Texas Rio Grande faculty, University of New Mexico
David Gerstein Piano
Principal, Arkansas Symphony Orchestra Eun-Hee Park
faculty, University of Arkansas staff accompanist, Hartt School
Bass Andrey Ponochevny
Roger Fratena Bronze Medal, 2002 Tchaikovsky Competition
Associate Principal, Concert Artist
Dallas Symphony Orchestra faculty, University of Dallas
Flute Ensembles
Sarah Frisof Czanne Quartet
Principal, Dallas Wind Symphony Fellowship Ensemble-in-Residence at SMU
faculty, University of Kansas Masterclasses
Oboe Jinjoo Cho Gregory Hustis
Erin Hannigan Inna Faliks Elmar Oliveira
Principal, Dallas Symphony Orchestra Erin Hannigan Wendy Warner
faculty, Meadow School of the Arts at SMU