Salaya, Thailand; July 18-22
Mahidol University
Christopher Schaub, Cooper Wright and Kittima Molee, hosts
Boulder, Colorado; July 26-30
University of Colorado Boulder
Peter Cooper and Yoshi Ishikawa, hosts
idrs.org; July 26-31, 2021
International Double Reed Society
idrs.org; July 27-31, 2020
International Double Reed Society
Iowa City, Iowa; June 23-28**
University of Iowa
Benjamin Coelho and Courtney Miller, hosts
**Our 49th annual conference scheduled for June 23-28, 2020 was canceled due to the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. The IDRS Executive Committee has given the hosts and the University of Iowa School of Music their choice of hosting a future conference.
Tampa, Florida; July 14-18
University of South Florida
Amy Collins and John Kehaya, hosts
Granada, Spain; August 27 – September 1
Presented by afoes (La Asociación de Fagotistas y Oboístas de España)
José Antonio Masmano and Joaquín Osca, hosts
Lawrence University (Appleton, Wisconsin, USA); June 20–24
Howard Niblock and Carl Rath, hosts
Columbus State University (Columbus, Georgia, USA); June 26–30
Susan Tomkiewicz and Ron Wirt, hosts
National Olympic Memorial Youth Center (Tokyo, Japan); August 15–19
Hitomi Sugawara, host
New York University (New York City, New York, USA); August 5–9
Matthew Sullivan, host
University of Redlands (Redlands, California, USA); June 25–29
Carolyn Beck and Francisco Castillo, hosts
Miami University (Oxford, Ohio, USA); June 7–11
Andrea Ridilla and Christin Schllinger, hosts
Arizona State University (Tempe, Arizona, USA); May 31–June 4
Albie Micklich and Martin Schuring, hosts
The University of Oklahoma (Norman, Oklahoma, USA); June 22–26
Johanna Cox and Carl Rath, hosts
2009
38th Annual Conference
Birmingham Conservatoire (Birmingham, England); July 21–25
Geroge Caird, host
2008
37th Annual Conference
Brigham Young University (Provo, Utah, USA); July 22–26
Geralyn Giovannetti and Christian Smith, hosts
2007
36th Annual Conference
Ithaca College (Ithaca, New York, USA); June 12–16
Lee Goodhew Romm and Paige Morgan, hosts
2006
35th Annual Conference
Ball State University (Muncie, Indiana, USA); July 25–29
Keith Sweger, host
2005
34th Annual Conference
University of Texas at Austin (Austin, Texas, USA); June 4–8
Rebecca Henderson and Kristin Wolfe Jensen, hosts
2004
33rd Annual Conference
Monash University (Melbourne, Australia ); June 29–July 3
Anne Gilby, host
2003
32nd Annual Conference
University of North Carolina at Greensboro (Greensboro, North Carolina, USA); June 17–21
Ashley Barret, Michael Burns, and James Prodan; hosts
2002
31st Annual Conference
Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity (Banff, Alberta , Canada); August 6–10
Marc Fink and Stéphane Lévesque, hosts
2001
30th Annual Conference
West Virginia University (Morgantown, West Virginia, USA); August 7–11
Cynthia Anderson and Terry B. Ewell, hosts
2000
29th Annual Conference
Conservatorio Municipal de Musica, Manuel de Falla (Buenos Aires, Argentina); August 10–14
Andrea Merenzon, host
1999
28th Annual Conference
University of Wisconsin at Madison (Madison, Wisconsin, USA); August 10–14
Marc D Fink, host
1998
27th Annual Conference
Arizona State University (Tempe, Arizona, USA); June 2–6
Jeffrey Lyman and Martin Schuring, hosts
1997
26th Annual Conference
Northwestern University (Evanston, Illinois, USA); June 25–29
Robert Barris, host
1996
25th Annual Conference
Florida State University (Tallahassee, Florida, USA); June 1–5
Jeffery Keesecker and Eric Ohlsson, hosts
1995
24th Annual Conference
Rotterdam, The Netherlands; August 29–September 2
Koen van Slogeteren, host
1994
23rd Annual Conference
Indiana University (Bloomington, Indiana, USA); August 9–13
Edwin Lacy, host
1993
22nd Annual Conference
University of Minnesota (Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA); July 27–31
John Anderson, host
1992
21st Annual Conference
Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst (Frankfurt am Main, Germany); August 11–16
Heiko Dechert, host
1991
20th Annual Conference
Towson State University (Towson, Maryland, USA); August 13–17
Gene Griswald, host
1990
19th Annual Conference
Louisiana State University (Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA); August 8–11
William Ludwig and Mark Ostoich, hosts
1989
18th Annual Conference
Royal Northern College of Music (Manchester, UK); August 12–17
William Waterhouse, host
1988
17th Annual Conference
University of Victoria (Victoria, British Columbia, Canada); August 8–12
Alexandra Pohran and Philip Young, hosts
1987
16th Annual Conference
University of Nevada at Las Vegas (Las Vegas, Nevada, USA); August 16–19
Yoshiyuki Ishikawa, host
1986
15th Annual Conference
North Carolina School of the Arts (Winston–Salem, North Carolina, USA); August 11–14
John Ellis, host
1985
14th Annual Conference
University of Colorado Boulder (Boulder, Colorado, USA); August 11–14
Robert Olson, host
1984:
13th Annual Conference
Graz, Austria; August 11–15
Werner Schulze, host
1983
12th Annual Conference
Florida State University (Tallahassee, Florida, USA); August 14–17
Nancy Fowler and Bill Winstead, hosts
1982
11th Annual Conference
Towson State University (Towson, Maryland, USA); August 15–18
Gene Griswold, host
1981
10th Annual Conference
Texas Tech University (Lubbock, Texas, USA); August 12–15
Richard Meek, host
1980
9th Annual Conference
University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh, Scotland); August 12–15
Michael Tilmouth, host
1979
8th Annual Conference
The Ohio State University (Columbus, Ohio, USA); August 20–22
William Baker and Robert Cochran, hosts
1978
7th Annual Conference
Occidental College (Los Angeles, California, USA); August 12–23
Don Christlieb and Earle Dumler, hosts
1977
6th Annual Conference
University of Evansville (Evansville, Indiana, USA); August 15–17
Ed Lacy, host
1976
5th Annual Conference
University of Toronto (Toronto, Ontario, Canada); August 16-18
Christopher Weait, host
1975
4th Annual Conference
Northwestern University (Evanston, Illinois, USA); August 10–11
Wilbur Simpson, host
1974
3rd Annual Conference
University of Miami (Coral Gables, Florida, USA); June 17–18
Julien Balogh, host
1973
2nd Conference
Augustana College (Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA); August 20-21
Leland Lillehaug and Richard Rath, hosts
1972
1st Conference
University of Michigan (Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA); August 1–3
Lewis Hugh Cooper, host
1971
Meeting of the Double Reed International Club
Mid-West Band Master’s Convention (Chicago, Illinois, USA); December 16