Your Name | Scott Erickson |
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IDRS Member Email | serickson1@uco.edu |
Home/Work Address | 777 E. 15th St., Apt. 154, Edmond, OK 73013 |
Regional Chapter | Midsouth |
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I have been a member of IDRS: | 11-19 years |
My interests are with the following instrument(s): |
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Statement of Interest | As a dedicated oboist with a passion for both performance and education, I am excited to nominate myself for a position within the Midsouth Region of the International Double Reed Society. In my years of teaching and performing professionally, I have developed a commitment to promoting the artistry and education of double reed instruments in our community. I am eager to contribute my skills, knowledge, and enthusiasm to support the goals and initiatives of the society, and I am confident I can serve our organization in positive and meaningful ways. Together, we can continue to seek ways to foster a vibrant and inclusive environment for all double reed enthusiasts in the Midsouth Region. |
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Brief Biography | Scott D. Erickson, D.M., currently serves as assistant professor of oboe at the University of Central Oklahoma and as second oboe in the Yakima Symphony Orchestra in Yakima, Washington. His unique experiences have given him an adventurous musical personality, and his pursuits for newer sounds and ideas manifest themselves in performances of both written and improvised music with the Bold City Contemporary Ensemble in Jacksonville, Florida. Dr. Erickson is a frequent performer in orchestras throughout the United States and internationally, with performances in the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, Coastal Symphony of Georgia, Pensacola Symphony and numerous others. While pursuing his doctorate at Florida State University, he was appointed principal oboe of the Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional de Bolivia, and he taught at the National Conservatory in La Paz. Additionally, he has given concerto performances in the United States, Canada and Bolivia. Since 2022, Dr. Erickson has been sending free monthly reeds to students attending schools funded by Title I. This effort at expanding access to professionally hand-made reeds made a large impact with students in Washington state, and it is now serving the students in Oklahoma under the name Broncho Reeds. |
Apr
09
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