Program Overview
An individualized oboe program supports your personal goals and interests while you become an essential part of a supportive and collaborative community of double reed performers.
Grow your artistry, build your technical facility, and expand your musical possibilities in a community of empowerment, collaboration, and support. Hone and challenge your performance skills with a diverse array of solo, chamber, and ensemble experiences. Dig into the transformational power of music through community outreach. Become the versatile and entrepreneurial musician the world needs. Where will your musical journey take you?
Hand-crafted Excellence
The practice of reed making is unique to double reed instruments, and you can hone your craft in Lawrence’s own double reed workshop, with resources available to students every day.
Studio Culture
From constructing custom reeds to performing in chamber ensembles, all of your experiences as an oboist at Lawrence will draw you closer to your fellow musicians and push you as a performer. Fostering an environment of curiosity, discovery, and creativity is a core component of the oboe program. This vibrant learning community draws on both the Conservatory and the College, allowing you to thrive and pursue many passions—from multiple musical degree options to a wide variety of science, social science, math, and humanities majors.
Advising
At Lawrence, academic advising helps you shape an educational experience that reflects your interests, goals, and aspirations. Your faculty advisor will support you as you plan your path, connect with campus resources and communities, and make informed decisions that prepare you for a meaningful and fulfilling future.
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Faculty
Engage deeply and collaboratively with professors who are experts in their field and committed to supporting your education.
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Nora A. Lewis (she/her)
Associate Provost and Associate Professor of Music
In my role as Associate Provost, I work in Academic Affairs and Faculty Development, a position supported by the Associated Colleges of the Midwest's Academic Leadership Fellowship and funded by…
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