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Carrying on the Dan Ross Tradition

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Carrying on the Dan Ross Tradition

The University of South Florida
USF Concert Hall and Conference Center
April 15th 9AM - 5PM

With guests:
Sherry Sylar, New York Philharmonic
Philip Ross, St. Louis Symphony
Richard Kilmer, Eastman School of Music

 

As well as:
Carlos Coelho, Loree dealer
Reeds n Stuff
Fox Products

Registration fee: $50/person

Registration and payment are due by April 14th

Refund policy: This event is non-refundable.

Any further questions, contact Amy Collins.

Register HERE.

Dan Ross

Dan Ross was an oboist, professor, and entrepreneur.  For approximately twenty years, Dan Ross would visit The University of South Florida  to teach the many inner workings of creating reeds and playing the oboe.  This day-long masterclass was open to the public and served as not only a valuable teaching tool for the oboe studio here USF and as an outreach program to bay area high school oboists.  This masterclass quickly turned into an annual tradition that anticipated much excitement.  Sadly this tradition was halted because of his passing in 2019.

 

Carrying on the Dan Ross Tradition will be much like the yearly masterclasses.  The change will be that of Dan's dear friends and colleagues from around the United States;  including Sherry Sylar (New York),  oboist of The New York Philharmonic; Philip Ross (Missouri), oboist of St. Louis Symphony and carrying on his father’s research and development of oboe reed making tools, Richard Killmer,  (New York) Professor of Oboe at the Eastman School of Music, as well as Carlos Coelho (Texas), oboe and English horn repair master technician and the  Loree representative of oboes and English horns.  Each will bring their own unique perspectives and stories of this legend which will live up to not only the memory of Dan but his impact on the oboe community.

sherry sylar

Sherry Sylar

philip ross

Phil Ross

richard killmer

Richard Killmer

 

 

carlos Coelho

Carlos Coelho 

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Sponsored in part by a grant from USF’s ResearchOne