William LaRue Jones is “one of the most active and versatile symphonic conductors in America today...” (Minneapolis Star-Tribune).

Rachel Joselson is an associate professor at the University of Iowa School of Music.

Kevin Kastens is a professor in the University of Iowa School of Music.

Hae Sun Kim is an assistant professor of music therapy at the University of Iowa School of Music.

Learn more about Ed Kottick, Professor Emeritus of Musicology at the University of Iowa.

Learn more about Minji Kwon, Accompanist at the University of Iowa.

Réne Lecuona is a professor of piano at the University of Iowa School of Music.

Learn more about Doreen Lee, Visiting Assistant Professor, at the University of Iowa.

John Manning is associate professor of tuba at The University of Iowa, and is a founding member of the award-winning Yamaha performing ensemble, the Atlantic Brass Quintet.

Jeremy Manternach, PhD, is Associate Professor of Vocal/Choral Music Education and currently serves as the area chair of music education.

Learn more about Betty Mather at the University of Iowa.

William Menefield, an active performer and composer, is assistant professor of jazz studies.

Learn more about Kati Meyer, Visiting Assistant Professor, in the University of Iowa School of Music.

Learn more about Nick Miller, Assistant Director of Bands; Associate Director of Hawkeye Marching Band; Director of Marching Percussion, at the University of Iowa.

Jorge Montilla is internationally considered one of the best clarinetists in Latin-America and one of the world’s best Eb Clarinet players.

Dr. Moore is a professor of music and percussion area head. As Director of Iowa Percussion, Dan Moore is an internationally known musician, composer, and educator.

Learn more about Maurita Murphy Marx at the University of Iowa.

Kirsten Nelson, MA, MT-BC, is an instructional professor and coordinator of clinical activities in music therapy.

Dr. Nosikova is a graduate of Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory and the University of Colorado.

Elizabeth Oakes, violist, is an active chamber musician, chamber music coach, and performer.  A dedicated teacher, Ms. Oakes currently runs the Chamber Music Residency Program at the University of Iowa and serves as the director of the University of Iowa String Quartet Residency Program (UISQRP).

Learn more about Allan Ohmes at the University of Iowa.

Volkan Orhon was a finalist and prizewinner in the Concert Artists Guild Solo Competition in New York City and was the co-first-place winner of the International Society of Bassists Solo Competition. Additionally, he distinguished himself as the first double bass player ever to win the grand prize overall and first prize for double bass at the American String Teacher's Association Solo Competition. Orhon has performed with internationally recognized musicians including Gary Karr, Fazil Say, and JACK, Emerson, and Tokyo String Quartets and has played solos with orchestras and recitals around the world. He was one of the performers for the international consortium of Pulitzer Winner composer John Harbison’s Concerto for Bass Viol and Orchestra. Most recently he recorded the Double Bass Concerto with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in London, a work written for him by David Gompper. Mr. Orhon has been an invited clinician to workshops across the U.S. and abroad, including Berlin World Bass Festival, Ouro Branco Festival in Brazil, World Bass Festival in Paris, and BASS2016 Prague as well the International Society of Bassists. He is currently a professor of double bass at the University of Iowa.