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J. Peyden Shelton, Vitae 2021 JAMES PEYDEN SHELTON CURRICULUM VITAE February 2021 CONTENTS I. Academic Title 2 II. Education 2 III. Honors/Prizes/Awards/Grants 3 IV. Work History 5 V. Teaching Responsibilities 6 VI. Research/Publications/Creative Work/Lectures/Performances/Clinics 11 VII. University, Recruiting, and Professional Service. 29 1 J. Peyden Shelton, Vitae 2021 JAMES PEYDEN SHELTON CURRICULUM VITAE February 2021 I. ACADEMIC TITLE JAMES PEYDEN SHELTON ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF TRUMPET UNIVERSITY OF UTAH SCHOOL OF MUSIC II. EDUCATION/PREPARATION/TRAINING University of Rochester: Eastman School of Music (Rochester, NY) Doctor of Musical Arts Degree, Trumpet Performance and Literature, 2016. University of Miami: Frost School of Music (Coral Gables, FL) Master of Music Degree, Trumpet Performance, 2012. Virginia Tech (Blacksburg, VA) Bachelor of Arts 2010. Cum Laude. Focus: Instrumental Music Education and Trumpet Performance 2 J. Peyden Shelton, Vitae 2021 III. HONORS/PRIZES/AWARDS/GRANTS A. GRANTS • College of Fine Arts Faculty Research Grant. This grant supported the re-orchestration of renown wind band composer, Frank Ticheli, to transfer this his “Concerto for Trumpet” from the orchestral medium into his more recognized performance realm of wind bands. This piece will be featured at university’s all over the U.S, and recorded for a Solo Cd by Dr. Shelton. February 2020. $5,500 Awarded. • University Teaching Grant. Funds were used to purchase a Bass Trumpet for the use throughout the brass area, especially for Utah Philharmonia repertoire and chamber music. February 2020. $4,957 Awarded. • College of Fine Arts Faculty Research Grant. This grant was used to commission notable composer, David Sampson, to compose an electro-acoustic work for the ensemble, Fifth Bridge. This is the ensemble James Shelton performs exclusively. December 2018. $6,000 Awarded. • Dee Grant. Grant was used to create four new sonatas for trumpet and piano by young American composers. $7,000 Awarded. 3 J. Peyden Shelton, Vitae 2021 B. HONORS AND AWARDS • Awarded position with the Mirari Brass Quintet • Yamaha Performing Artist (2018) http://www.yamaha.com/artists/jpeydenshelton.html • U.S. Army Field Band Trumpet Position Selected Winner (2015) • First Place Winner, National Trumpet Competition (2014) 4 J. Peyden Shelton, Vitae 2021 IV. WORK HISTORY/EXPERIENCE • University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT. 2017-present School of Music Assistant Professor of Trumpet • Cornell University, Ithaca, NY. 2013-2016 Department of Music Lecturer of Trumpet • University of Rochester, Rochester, NY. 2012-2015 Department of Music Instructor of Trumpet • University of Rochester, Rochester, NY. 2012-2015 Eastman School of Music Head Teaching Assistant Trumpet • University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL. 2010-2012 Frost School of Music Teaching Assistant Trumpet • Mid-Atlantic Band Camps, Lynchburg, VA. 2004-2011 Sweet Briar College Trumpet Instructor 5 J. Peyden Shelton, Vitae 2021 V. TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES/ASSIGNMENTS A. CLASSES TAUGHT Spring 2021 (Utah) MUSC 1991 002 Lsns I Maj 3 Brass Students Enrolled 3 MUSC 2911 002 Lsns II Non Maj Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 2991 002 Lsns II Maj 3 Brass Students Enrolled 3 MUSC 3941 002 Lsns III Maj 1 Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 4430 016 Chamber Music Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 4920 050 Senior Recital (Ind. Study) Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 4991 002 Lsns IV Maj 3 Brass Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 6190 032 Adv Lsns Maj 3 Brass Students Enrolled 3 MUSC 6430 016 Chamber Music Master Students Enrolled 6 MUSC 6920 005 Master’s Performance I Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 6930 005 Master’s Performance II Students Enrolled 2 Fall 2020 (Utah) MUSC 1710 001 Brass Study 1 (Lecture) Students Enrolled 7 MUSC 1911 004 Lsns I Non Maj Brass Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 1991 004 Lsns I Maj 3 Brass Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 2991 004 Lsns II Maj 3 Brass Students Enrolled 5 MUSC 3941 004 Lsns III Maj I Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 4991 004 Lsns IV Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 6190 030 Adv Lessons Maj III Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 6430 013 Chamber Music Master (Ens.) Students Enrolled 7 Spring 2020 (Utah) MUSC 1911 002 Lsns I Non Maj Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 1991 002 Lsns I Maj 3 Brass Students Enrolled 4 MUSC 2991 002 Lsns II Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 3941 002 Lsns III Maj 1 Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 3991 002 Lsns III Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 4991 002 Lsns IV Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 6190 026 Adv Lessons Maj III Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 6430 013 Chamber Music Master (Ens.) Students Enrolled 5 MUSC 6190 032 Adv Lessons Maj 3 Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 6920 010 Master’s Performance I Students Enrolled 1 6 J. Peyden Shelton, Vitae 2021 Fall 2019 (Utah) MUSC 1710 001 Brass Study I (Lecture) Students Enrolled 18 MUSC 1911 004 Lsns I Non Maj Brass Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 1941 004 Lsn I Maj 1 Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 1991 004 Lsns I Maj 3 Brass Students Enrolled 4 MUSC 2911 004 Lsns II Non Maj Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 2991 004 Lsns II Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 3991 004 Lsns III Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 4991 004 Lsns IV Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 6190 020 Adv Lessons Maj III Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 6430 013 Chamber Music Master (Ens.) Students Enrolled 5 MUSC 6920 010 Master’s Performance I Students Enrolled 1 Spring 2019 (Utah) MUSC 1010 002 Introduction to Music (Lecture) Students Enrolled 41 MUSC 1911 002 Lsns I Non Maj Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 1991 002 Lsns I Maj 3 Brass Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 2911 002 Lsns II Non Maj Brass Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 2941 002 Lsns II Maj I Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 2991 002 Lsns II Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 3991 002 Lsns III Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 4991 006 Lsns IV Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 1 Fall 2018 (Utah) MUSC 1710 001 Brass Study I (Lecture) Students Enrolled 15 MUSC 1911 004 Lsns I Non Maj Brass Students Enrolled 3 MUSC 1941 004 Lsns I Maj I Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 1991 004 Lsns I Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 5 MUSC 2941 004 Lsns II Maj I Brass Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 2991 004 Lsns II Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 3991 004 Lsns III Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 4991 004 Lsns IV Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 6180 020 Adv Lessons Major I Students Enrolled 1 Spring 2018 (Utah) MUSC 1236 001 Survey of Jazz (Lecture) Students Enrolled 105 MUSC 1911 002 Lsns I Non Maj Brass Students Enrolled 3 MUSC 1941 002 Lsns I Maj I Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 1991 002 Lsns I Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 3 MUSC 2911 002 Lsns II Non Maj Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 2991 002 Lsns II Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 3 MUSC 3991 002 Lsns III Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 7371 004 Doc Instr Literature (Lecture) Students Enrolled 1 7 J. Peyden Shelton, Vitae 2021 Fall 2017 (Utah) MUSC 1710 001 Brass Study I (Lecture) Students Enrolled 13 MUSC 1911 004 Lsns I Non Maj Brass Students Enrolled 1 MUSC 1941 004 Lsns I Maj I Brass Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 1991 004 Lsns I Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 4 MUSC 2991 004 Lsns II Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 2 MUSC 3991 004 Lsns III Maj III Brass Students Enrolled 1 Spring 2016 (Cornell) MUSIC 3502 02 Instrumental Instruction Students Enrolled 3 MUSIC 4502 02 Instrumental Instruction Students Enrolled 2 MUSIC 4651 02 Chamber Music Ensemble Students Enrolled 12 Fall 2015 (Cornell) MUSIC 3501 01 Instrumental Instruction Students Enrolled 3 MUSIC 4501 01 Instrumental Instruction Students Enrolled 1 MUSIC 4650 01 Chamber Music Ensemble Students Enrolled 12 Fall and Spring 2012-2015 (U of Rochester) 72165 72366 TPT 130 SEC Trumpet Instruction Students Enrolled 3 72875 72876 TPT 430 SEC Trumpet Instruction Students Enrolled 5 55322 55323 MUE 225 Trumpet Methods/Education Students Enrolled 17 23865 23866 MUR 155 Chamber Music Ensemble Students Enrolled 14 B. GRADUATE STUDENTS SUPERVISED Michael Weber, MM Trumpet Performance, University of Utah. Expected graduation date, May 2022 (Chair) Bradley Sampson, MM Horn Performance, University of Utah. Expected graduation date, May 2021 (Committee) Natalie Wang, MM Horn Performance, University of Utah. Expected graduation date, May 2021 (Chair) John Robinson, MM Trombone Performance, University of Utah. Expected graduation date, May 2021 (Committee) Bryson Roberts, MM Tuba Performance, University of Utah. Expected graduation date, May 2021 (Committee) 8 J. Peyden Shelton, Vitae 2021 Maryna Pohlman, MM Trumpet Performance, University of Utah. Expected graduation date, May 2021 (Chair) Bronson Pasqual, MM Trumpet Performance, University of Utah. Expected graduation date, May 2021 (Chair) Evan Taylor, MM Jazz Performance. University of Utah. Graduated May 2020. (Committee) Osvaldo Rodriguez, MM Horn Performance. University of Utah. Graduated May 2020. (Chair) Evan Silloway, MM Bass Trombone Performance, University of Utah. Graduated May 2020 (Committee) Zach Buie, DMA Trumpet Performance. University of Utah. Graduated May 2019. (Chair) C. DISSERTATION AND INDEPENDENT STUDY STUDENTS SUPERVISED Zach Buie, DMA Dissertation Essay. Spring 2019 Zach Buie, DMA Lecture Recital Presentation. Fall 2018 D. STUDENT HONORS AND AWARDS Bronson Pascual (MM 21’), awarded position with the United States Army as a 42R (Line Band Musician). Will be stationed in GA, USA. Maryna Pohlman (MM 21’), invited to serve as a member on the Music Review and Book Review Committees for the International Trumpet Guild Journal. Bronson Pascual (MM’21), Selected as a finalist in the 2020 International Trumpet Guild Orchestral Excerpt Competition held at the 2020 ITG Conference in Columbus, Ohio.
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    Media Contact: Renée Huang | Public Relations Director [email protected] | (801) 869-9027 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: UTAH SYMPHONY PRESENTS BERLIOZ’S DAMNATION OF FAUST WITH ACCLAIMED GUEST OPERA SOLOISTS KATE LINDSEY AND MICHAEL SPYRES SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Sept.12, 2013) – Mezzo Soprano Kate Lindsey, a veteran of the Metropolitan Opera, and Michael Spyres, called “one of today’s finest tenors” by French Opera magazine join the Utah Symphony on September 27 and 28 at Abravanel Hall in Hector Berlioz’s dramatic interpretation of Goethe’s tale of Faust and his fateful deal with the devil, The Damnation of Faust. The Utah Symphony Chorus and Utah Opera Chorus lend their voices to the work, which is an ingenious combination of opera and oratorio that ranks among Berlioz’s finest creations. In addition to the star power of Lindsey and Spyres who sings the role of Marguerite and Faust, three other operatic guest artists will join the cast, including Baritone Roderick Williams, whose talents have included appearances with all BBC orchestras, London Sinfonietta and the Philharmonia, performing Mephistopheles; and Bass- baritone Adam Cioffari, a former member of the Houston Grand Opera Studio. Newcomer Tara Stafford Spyres, a young coloratura soprano, just sang her first Mimi in Springfield Missouri’s Regional Opera production of La Bohème. La Damnation de Faust was last performed on the Utah Symphony Masterworks Series in 2003 as part of the company’s Faust Festival. TICKET INFORMATION Single tickets for the performance range from $18 to $69 and can be purchased by phone at (801) 355- 2787, in person at the Abravanel Hall ticket office (123 W.