Program Overview
Trombone
Conservatory students in the trombone section of the Oberlin Orchestra.
Photo credit: Dale Preston ’83
The trombone curriculum is intense and stimulating. Coursework includes applied private study, individualized instruction, master classes, and performance opportunities that emphasize the development of technique and musicianship.
Program Facts
- Program Type: Major, Minor
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- Bachelor of Music (BM)
- Division: Winds, Brass, and Percussion
Quick Links
The Oberlin Orchestra performs in Carnegie Hall.
Photo credit: Chris Lee
Performance Ensembles
Performance is a central component to the Oberlin curriculum. Because of our undergraduate focus, performance majors are assured of playing opportunities in our many ensembles, including large groups like the Oberlin Orchestra as well as smaller ones like the Contemporary Music Ensemble.
Upcoming Trombone Events
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Allen Memorial Art Museum
Faculty & Guest Recital at AMAM: Cornelius & Karre, violin and percussion duo
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Finney Chapel
Concert: Oberlin Orchestra
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Warner Concert Hall
Concert: Oberlin Sinfonietta
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Conservatory Central Unit
Concert: Oberlin Percussion Group
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Conservatory Central Unit
OPG Festive Holiday Event
Trombone News
Meet the Conservatory’s Newest Tenure-Track Faculty
Five members of the conservatory faculty have been granted tenure-track positions beginning this academic year. They span the disciplines of music theory, composition, trombone, and TIMARA—each of...
Seraph Brass Brings Music with a Mission to Oberlin’s Finney Chapel Stage
Mary Elizabeth Bowden, trumpet soloist and founder of Seraph Brass, realized at an early age that she wanted to pursue music as a career. In 2014, she moved forward with a long-standing goal of forming an all-female brass quintet, and Seraph Brass was born.
Oberlin Ensembles Perform for United Nations at Carnegie Hall
December 2 concert before U.N. General Assembly celebrates new partnership; public preview in Oberlin slated for November 29.
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