Sally Hoffman, Flute
sally_hoffmann@hotmail.com
(309) 661-1347Private Flute and Piano teacher of students in Bloomington
Normal and the Central Illinois area. 25+ years experience. Flute
and Piano teaching is specialized in beginner, intermediate, and advanced
intermediate levels. Instruction places emphasis on music reading,
performance on the instrument or voice, and music theory. The lesson
plans are tailored to meet individual levels of talent and desire.
Recitals are held frequently.
Alex Clay, Flute aclayflute17@gmail.com
(770) 715-0518 Alex Clay is the Flute Teaching Assistant at Illinois State University, where she studies with Dr. Kimberly Risinger. She is currently earning her Master’s degree in Flute Performance. As an active teacher, Alex teaches students of all ages. She structures her lessons based on the basic fundamentals of flute playing, including breathing, tone development, technique, posture, musicality, etc., and on the individual needs of the students. Alex taught private lessons at the Columbus School of Music and Dance in Columbus, Georgia, as well as privately out of her home.
jdicker@ilstu.edu
(309) 438-5287
Judith Dicker is an Assistant Professor at Illinois State University. She holds a M.M. degree in Oboe Performance from Indiana University, and a B.S. in Music Education from State University of New York at Potsdam. Formerly on the faculty of Wichita State University and Indiana University at South Bend, and has taught at the Musikschule Gelsenkirchen in Germany. Has performed as principal oboist with the Wichita Symphony Orchestra and the South Bend Symphony, and as oboist with the Toledo Symphony and the Gelsenkirchen Philharmonic Orchester in Germany.
rcdunagan@gmail.com
(309) 531-2500
Mrs. Warren, Bassoon gordyandpat@comcast.net
(309) 663-1417
Michael Dicker, Bassoon mhdicke@ilstu.edu
(309) 438-8240
Mr. Dicker has earned degrees from UCLA, The Julliard School, The University of Michigan. His teachers have included: Norman Herzberg, Harold Goltzer, L. Hugh Cooper, Mitchell Lurie and Mehli Mehta. Mr. Dicker was also a scholarship student at the Music Academy of the West. Mr. Dicker has been a member of the faculty at Illinois State University since 1986. In addition to teaching bassoon and coaching woodwind chamber music, he has been active in teaching music literature and methods courses. His former bassoon students currently hold playing and teaching positions in the New York Philharmonic, National Orchestra of Portugal, Wichita Symphony, Nordwest-Deutsche Philharmonie, Moorhead State University, New Mexico State University. He was honored
as School of Music Outstanding Teacher of the Year, 1994-1995.
Kay Williams, Clarinet
okokay@me.com
(309) 287-6304
Judy Matheison, Clarinet
Denise Quitschau, Clarinet neese_79@yahoo.com (309)830-4129
Bill Toovey, Clarinet
(970) 326-7552 Bill Toovey is a 30-plus year teaching veteran in public school music education in Illinois and Colorado. Lessons are designed for students of all ages and ability levels. Mr. Toovey is also available for coaching sessions
bgthole.saxophoneist@yahoo.com
Paula Wallace, Saxophone
Patrick Maineri, Trumpet
patrick.mainieri@gmail.com
(864)320-9399
Collin Halihan, Trumpet
halihan.collip7@gmail.com (309) 824-8734 Collin is currently a music education student at Eastern Illinois University, He will be teaching in Normal this summer and transferring to IWU in the fall. Christine Hanson, French Horn
(815) 674-7164
Michelle Carnahan, French Horn
michele_reckers@yahoo.com (309) 530-8009
Kyle Renchen, Trombone
kyle.renchen@gmail.com (815)954-5775 Kyle Renchen has been the Director of Bands for the GCMS school district in Gibson City, IL since 2011. He directs all five bands that have students ranging from 5th to 12th grade. Mr. Renchen received his Bachelor's Degree in Music Education from Illinois State University. He currently resides in Bloomington. Ed Risinger, Tuba and Euphoniumrisinger@iwu.edu (309) 556-1046 Edward Risinger joined the faculty at Illinois Wesleyan University in 1997 as instructor of Tuba and Euphonium. He is also the Director of the Titan Band. Risinger performed for four years with the United States Air Force Band in Washington D.C. As a member of the Ceremonial Brass, he played with the Concert Band, Air Force Quintet, and performed numerous times in the Chamber Players Concert Series. In addition, Risinger toured with the Air Force Band in Russia, Norway, Sweden, and the Netherlands. He has performed with the Peoria Ballet, Peoria Symphony and the Illinois Symphony and has played extensively throughout the Midwest and East Coast performing in area symphonies, brass quintets, and as a soloist. He has served as clinician and adjudicator at several music camps and festivals. Risinger received his Bachelors and Masters Degrees from Illinois State University where he studied with Ed Livingston. Other teachers include David Fedderly and Rex Martin. Andy Rummel, Tuba and Euphonium
atrumme@ilstu.edu Andy Rummel is the Assistant Professor of Tuba and Euphonium at Illinois State University, a position he has held since 2006. A native of Delavan, Illinois, Mr. Rummel received his Bachelors Degree in Music Education and his Masters Degree in Music Performance from Illinois State University in Normal and is currently pursuing his Doctorate in Musical Arts from the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana. His private teachers include Mark Moore, David Zerkel and Ed Livingston. In addition to serving as a faculty member within the School of Music, Mr. Rummel is the substitute tubist with the Illinois Symphony Orchestra. Prior to his arrival at Illinois State, Mr. Rummel was the Principal Tubist with the United States Air Force Heritage of America Band and the Heritage Brass Quintet located at Langley AFB in Virginia. In addition to his duties with the Heritage of America Band, Mr. Rummel was the instructor of tuba at Norfolk State University in Norfolk, Virginia and was the substitute tubist with the Virginia Symphony, also in Norfolk, Virginia. Mr. Rummel performed with the Disney Collegiate All-Star Band in Orlando, Florida and has given masterclasses throughout the United States. Gordy Warren, Percussion
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