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Jessica Butler
Jessica Butler, Assistant Professor, Brass Area Coordinator
Trombone and Low Brass
Dr. Jessica Butler is currently an Assistant Professor of Low Brass and Music History at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. She also serves as the Brass Area Coordinator at the School of Music.
Dr. Butler has performed and presented her research at the International Trombone Festival, the International Women’s Brass Conference, the Midwest Trombone Euphonium Conference, and the Savannah Trombone Seminar. She has had the honor of routinely performing with the Southeast Trombone Symposium’s Professors Choir as well as the esteemed Cramer Trombone Choir and the International Trombone Festival. Dr. Butler serves on the International Trombone Association’s Advisory Council on Trombone Literature.
As a performer, Dr. Butler is an active freelancer and enjoys performing with the Paducah Symphony. In 2010, Dr. Butler won the grand prize in the S.E. Shires Solo Competition at the Southeast Trombone Symposium. Dr. Butler achieved her D.M.A. and M.A. degrees with Dr. David Gier at the University of Iowa and her B.M. with Dr. Bradley Palmer at Columbus State University.
Courses:
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MUS 040H,I,J – 540H,I,J Applied Music – Trombone, Euphonium, Tuba
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MUS 365/565D Chamber Music - Brass
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MUS 034 Low Brass Techniques
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MUS 461 Trombone Pedagogy
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MUS 578A/B Modern Music I/II
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Graduate Seminars in Music History