Middle Tennessee State University
The MTSU Woodwinds Area offers students a dynamic environment where artistic growth, collaboration, and performance excellence thrive. Study with dedicated faculty, perform in outstanding ensembles, and become part of a supportive community committed to helping you reach your musical goals.
Explore our studio pages to learn more about our faculty, students, performances, and opportunities. From the Band of Blue and concert bands to chamber music and solo performance experiences, MTSU provides a wide range of opportunities for woodwind musicians to develop their skills and find their artistic voice.
We invite you to connect with our faculty, learn about upcoming events, and discover how MTSU can help you build a meaningful and rewarding musical future.
Why MTSU?
Through the teaching, study, and performance of music, the mission of the MTSU School of Music is to:
• Foster the development of critical thinkers, lifelong learners, and champions of the arts through meaningful experiences in the classroom, community, and on stage.
• Cultivate an environment that prioritizes individual expression, creative discovery, well-being, and belonging.
• Contribute to a better world through purposeful connection with our community.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, we always have room for serious students who are into the music!
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We are generally 14-18 students consisting of undergraduate and graduate level students.
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Audition requirements for the jazz audition can be found here: https://music.mtsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/22/2024/09/jazzauditions24.pdf
And classical audition requirements here: https://music.mtsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/22/2024/09/woodwindauditions2024.pdf
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I encourage my students to be part of the many ensemble offerings at MTSU including large jazz ensembles and small combos, wind ensembles, salsa bands, commercial music ensembles and saxophone quartets.
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Yes, follow the link for lots of good information on obtaining a music scholarship!