Conservatory at Lynn University/Tuba openings

[Kenneth Amis]

Lynn University’s Conservatory of Music in Boca Raton, Florida has 2 openings (of the 3 spots) left in the tuba studio for Fall 2015. Degree programs include Bachelor and Master of Music degrees as well as a Professional Performance Certificate.

The Conservatory of Music is a highly selective school comprised of approximately 100 performance majors. The faculty are all noteworthy teachers and performers, as you can see from the partial list below. The financial package offer to the winning applicants will be more than competitive. The Conservatory takes pride in the fact that it makes quite generou$ offer$ to ALL of its $tudent$. All Conservatory students automatically receive full tuition. Those eligible may also receive room and board scholarship. Applicants will be considered in the order they are received and the first qualified applicants may be given an offer.

Boca Raton is on Florida’s east coast approximately 25 miles south of Palm Beach Airport, 25 miles north of the Ft. Lauderdale Airport and about 45 miles nort of Miami International Airpot.

Those interested can contact me (KAmis@lynn.edu" target="_blank) or the Conservatory of Music at Lynn with any questions. Application information can be found here.

P.S. If the name Lynn University sounds familiar to you it may be because the last Presidential debate of 2012 between President Obama and Govenor Romney was held there, on the stage where the Conservatory's students perform.

Kenneth Amis
Empire Brass - tuba
Lynn University - artist faculty, tuba
Palm Beach Opera Orchestra - tuba

Other faculty include:
Marc Reese – trumpet, Empire Brass
Greg Miller – horn, Empire Brass
Dan Satterwhite – trombone, formerly with Dallas Brass
Jeffrey Khaner – flute, Philadelphia Orchestra
Joe Robinson – oboe, former principal with New York Philharmonic
Jon Manasse – clarinet, American Ballet Theater
Eric Van der Veer Varner – bassoon, owner of TrevCo-Varner Music
Ted Atkatz – percussion, former principal with Chicago Symphony
Tim Cobb - double bass, Metropolitan Opera Orchestra