A versatile performer.
Reed has studied french horn with Professor Gene Berger at Ball State University, Professor Jeff Nelsen at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music and with Mark Houghton of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. He also has experience studying classical voice, piano, and conducting.
As a Master of Music student at Ball State, Reed served as Principal Horn in the award-winning Ball State Wind Ensemble under the direction of Dr Thomas Caneva and as a member of the Da Camera Brass Quintet, performing for commencement activities and other ceremonial University events.
During his tenure at IU, Reed performed with the Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Brass Band, and Horn Choir, as well as with a number of chamber groups and all-campus ensembles. Reed played mellophone and served on the Undergraduate Staff for three of the premiere athletic ensembles of the Big 10: Indiana University's Marching Hundred, the Crabb Band, and the Big Red Basketball Band. While in high school, Reed performed in school and community orchestras, wind bands, choirs, broadway musicals, and marching bands.
As a Master of Music student at Ball State, Reed served as Principal Horn in the award-winning Ball State Wind Ensemble under the direction of Dr Thomas Caneva and as a member of the Da Camera Brass Quintet, performing for commencement activities and other ceremonial University events.
During his tenure at IU, Reed performed with the Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Brass Band, and Horn Choir, as well as with a number of chamber groups and all-campus ensembles. Reed played mellophone and served on the Undergraduate Staff for three of the premiere athletic ensembles of the Big 10: Indiana University's Marching Hundred, the Crabb Band, and the Big Red Basketball Band. While in high school, Reed performed in school and community orchestras, wind bands, choirs, broadway musicals, and marching bands.
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