Amy Anderson

Amy Anderson is Associate Professor of Music at Texas Tech University and holds Principal Oboe positions with the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra and Breckenridge Music Institute Festival Orchestra. Before joining the faculty at Texas Tech, Anderson was a Resident Artist at Banff Centre for the Arts in Alberta Canada. She has also participated in the Aspen Music Festival and the International Music Program of the North Carolina School of the Arts, in addition to playing professionally with orchestras in Jacksonville, San Antonio, Ft. Worth, and New York State. An active chamber musician, Anderson is a member of the Mariah Wind Quintet at Texas Tech University and has performed extensively with the Alpine Wind Quintet in Colorado, Young Audiences of Rochester, and the Florida Baroque Ensemble and Wind Quintet. Formerly, she has held faculty positions at the University of Florida and Luther College and taught oboe and chamber music at the Hochstein Music School in Rochester, New York. Anderson was awarded the Performer's Certificate from the Eastman School of Music where she was a student and teaching assistant of Richard Killmer. She holds Bachelor and Masters Performance Degrees from the University of North Texas where she was a student and teaching assistant to Charles Veazey. Anderson continued further studies with Kathyrn Greenbank and John Mack and has performed in masterclasses of Richard Woodhams, Joe Robinson and Ray Still. She has recorded for Albany Records and Living Artist Recordings. Oboe, Music History and Literature.

To contact Amy Anderson, email amy.b.anderson@ttu.edu.