Donations
Oxford, Ohio, USA, July 7–11
Miami University,
Aaron Pergram and Andrea Ridilla, hosts
Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, June 10–14
Butler University, Jordan College of the Arts,
Pam Ajango and Doug Spaniol, hosts
Flagstaff, Arizona, USA, July 21-25
Northern Arizona University, Kitt School of Music,
Rebecca Kemper Scarnati and Bradley Johnson, hosts
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