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Darryl White CV.Pdf Dr. Darryl A. White University of Nebraska-Lincoln 7932 Bancroft Ave. School of Music Lincoln, NE 68506 226 Westbrook Music Building (402)4899402 Lincoln, NE 68588-0100 (402)4722988 Current Position: Associate Professor of Trumpet University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1997-present Duties: Recruit and teach applied trumpet students at the undergraduate and graduate levels, coach student chamber ensembles, teach brass skills, and other related courses, perform in the Faculty Jazz Quartet, perform in the Faculty Brass Quintet Education: Doctoral of Musical Arts, 2001 University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado Full Tuition Minority Fellowship Recipient Master of Music Performance, 1991 Northwestern University Evanston, Illinois Graduate Assistant Bachelor of Music, 1987 Youngstown State University Youngstown, Ohio Full Tuition Luley Scholarship Recipient Teaching Previous Sabbatical Replacement, Spring of 1996 Appointments: University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado -Applied Trumpet -Weekly Master Classes Instructor of Trumpet, 1995-1997 University of Denver, Lamont School of Music Denver, Colorado -Applied Trumpet, undergraduate and graduate -Brass Pedagogy -Brass Performance Class -Aries Quintet in Residency -Faculty Jazz Quintet Clinician and Lecturer, 1994-2002 Mile High Jazz Festival Boulder, Colorado -Daily Master Classes -Daily Performances -Conducting Big Band and Small Group Instructor of Trumpet, 1993-1994 Mesa State College Grand Junction, Colorado -Applied Trumpet -Brass Pedagogy -History of American Popular Music -Music Appreciation -Jazz Improvisation Classes -Jazz Ensemble Director Research/Creative Activity **Indicates notable performances Chamber Performances: Organ Vespers Chamber Series, October 2007 Presbyterian Church of the Cross Featured Artist Omaha, Nebraska Omaha Symphony Christmas Concert, December 2006 Guest Artist Omaha, Nebraska Blue Barn Music Festival-June 2006 Principal Trumpet, Hal France Conducting Omaha, Nebraska River City Chorus-July 2006 Principal Trumpet, Mark Kurtz Conducting Omaha, Nebraska Omaha Symphony Carnegie Hall Concert, March 2006 Assistant Principal Omaha, Nebraska University of Nebraska Brass Quintet-April, 2006 Harper Hall, University of Iowa Works by: Ingolf Dahl, Raynor Brown, Anthony Plog, and Michael Kamen University of Nebraska Brass Quintet-April, 2006 Martha-EllenTye Hall, Iowa State University Works by: Ingolf Dahl, Raynor Brown, Anthony Plog, and Michael Kamen USAF Concert Band Tour, October 2004 Associate Principal Worthington, Minnesota USAF Concert Band Tour, October 2004 Associate Principal Marshall, Minnesota Nebraska Trumpet Ensemble, October 2004 Soloist and Participant Nebraska Wesleyan University Lincoln, Nebraska UNL Faculty Quintet, October 2004 Red Letter Day Performance Lincoln, Nebraska UNL Wind Ensemble, October 2004 Guest Soloist, A. Copland, “Quiet City” Lincoln, Nebraska University of Nebraska, September 2004 Faculty Solo Recital Lincoln, Nebraska Iowa State University, March 2004 Soloist w/organ Ames, Iowa Chamber Music Recital, Loft at the Mill, February 2004 Soloist-Eric Ewazen Trio for Trumpet, Violin and Piano Lincoln, Nebraska University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2003 Faculty Recital, Rusty White Nebraska Trumpet Ensemble, 2003 Soloist and participant Lincoln, Nebraska University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2003 Faculty Solo Recital Lincoln, Nebraska **Long & McQuade International Brass Conference, 2002 Guest Soloist & Clinician Winnipeg, MB **University of Northern Colorado, 2002 Dr. Lisa Grevlos Solo recital Guest Soloist Greely, Colorado Nebraska Trumpet Ensemble, 2002 Plymouth Presbyterian Church Lincoln, Nebraska **Augustana College, 2002 Dr. Lisa Grevlos Faculty Recital Guest soloist Sioux Falls, South Dakota **Omaha Symphony Baroque Concert, 2001 Guest Soloist Omaha, Nebraska First Evangelical Free Church, Dec. 8th & 9th, 2001 Solo Concert Performer Lincoln, Nebraska University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2001 Faculty Solo Recital Lincoln, Nebraska University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2000 Faculty Solo Recital Lincoln, Nebraska **Lincoln Symphony Orchestra, 1999 Guest Soloist Kenneth Slowik, Conductor University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1999 Faculty Solo Recital Lincoln, Nebraska University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1998 Faculty Solo Recital Lincoln, Nebraska University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1998 Dr. Diane Cawein, Faculty Recital Guest Soloist University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1998 University Wind Ensemble Guest Soloist Faculty Brass Quintet, 1997-present University of Nebraska-Lincoln Lincoln, Nebraska **International Women’s Brass Conference, 1997 St. Louis, Missouri Performer **Aries Brass Quintet, 1994-1997 Denver, Colorado **Denver Brass, 1994-1997 Associate Principal Denver, Colorado Mesa Chamber Orchestra, 1993-1994 Principal Trumpet and Guest Soloist Grand Junction, Colorado Orchestral Performances: Omaha Symphony, Sept. 2007-Jan. 2008 Appointed Interim Associate Principal Trumpet Omaha, Nebraska Omaha Symphony Series Concert, September 2006 3rd Trumpet Omaha, Nebraska Omaha Symphony Carnegie Hall Concert, March 2006 Assistant Principal Omaha, Nebraska Omaha Symphony Orchestra, October 21st, 2005 1st Trumpet, Off-Stage part to Pines of Rome GRAND OPENING Holland Arts Center Omaha, Nebraska Omaha Symphony Orchestra, May 13th-15th, 2005 Associate Principal, Pops Concert Omaha, NE **Omaha Symphony Orchestra, May 7th, 2005 Guest Soloist, Arutunian Trumpet Concerto Neighborhood Concert Omaha, NE Omaha Symphony Orchestra, January 2005 Second Trumpet Omaha, NE Lincoln Symphony Orchestra, January 2005 Principal Trumpet Lincoln, NE Lincoln Symphony Orchestra, 2002 Associate Principal Lincoln, NE **Omaha Symphony, 2001 Guest Soloist, Arts on the Green Omaha, NE Mesa State Symphony Orchestra, 2000 Mesa State College, Grand Junction, CO Guest Soloist and Master Class Lincoln Symphony Orchestra, 1998 Associate Principal Lincoln, Nebraska **Colorado Ballet Orchestra, 1997 Associate Principal Denver, Colorado University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1997 The University Symphony Orchestra Guest Soloist Grand Junction Symphony, 1993 Associate Principal & Soloist Grand Junction, Colorado Youngstown Symphony Orchestra, 1983 3rd Trumpet Youngstown, Ohio Jazz Performances: **American Jazz Museum, Blue Room, June 2008 Darryl White Group w/guest Dave Pietro Kansas City, Missouri NET Radio Live Jazz-Hornady Theatre, November 2008 Featured Artist for Live Radio Broadcast/NPR Aired Across entire state of Nebraska Grand Island, Nebraska **American Jazz Museum, Blue Room, February 2008 Featured Artist Kansas City, Missouri NET Radio Live Jazz at the Loft, November 2007 Featured Artist for Live Radio Broadcast Aired Across entire state of Nebraska Lincoln, Nebraska **American Jazz Museum, Blue Room, January 2007 Featured Artist Kansas City, Missouri **American Jazz Museum, Blue Room, September 2006 Featured Artist Kansas City, Missouri USAF Jazz EnsembleTour, August 2006 Guest Soloist Glenwood, Iowa **American Jazz Museum, Blue Room, July 2006 Featured Artist Kansas City, Missouri **36th Annual New Mexico State University Jazz Festival- April 14, 2005 Guest Soloist/Clinician Featured Artist w/Internationally Acclaimed John Fedchock Las Cruces, New Mexico Brownville Concert Series-September 11th, 2005 Darryl White Quintet Tarleton University, 2005 Guest Soloist w/Tarleton University Jazz Ensemble Stephenville, Texas American Jazz Museum-Blue Room, July 2004 Featured Artist and Live Recording w/Bobby Watson Kansas City, Missouri University of Kansas 26th annual Jazz Festival, 2003 Guest Soloist with UNL Jazz Ensemble Lawrence, Kansas Iowa State University, 2003 Guest Soloist Ames, Iowa El Paso Jazz Festival, Hanks High School, 2003 Guest Soloist and Clinician El Paso, Texas University of Northern Colorado Jazz Festival, 2003 Clinician and Guest Artist Greeley, Colorado Jazz in June, 2003 Featured Artist, Darryl White Sextet Lincoln, Nebraska **American Jazz Museum, Blue Room, 2002 Featured Artist Kansas City, Missouri **Youngstown State University, 2001 Guest Soloist and Clinician Youngstown, Ohio **American Jazz Museum, Blue Room, 2001 Featured Artist Kansas City, Missouri **Youngstown State University, 2000 Guest Soloist and Clinician Youngstown, Ohio Mesa State Jazz Festival, 2000 Guest Soloist and Clinician Grand Junction, Colorado **Kennedy Center, 1999 Howard University Jazz Orchestra Guest Soloist, Washington, DC **Howard University, 1999 Howard University Jazz Orchestra Guest Soloist, Washington, DC Nebraska Jazz Orchestra, 1999 Guest Soloist, Lincoln, Nebraska Nebraska Jazz Orchestra, 1999 Guest Soloist, Grand Island, Nebraska Faculty Jazz Quintet, 1997-present University of Nebraska-Lincoln Lincoln, Nebraska University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1997 Faculty Jazz Trio Guest Soloist Lincoln, Nebraska El Paso High School Jazz Festival, 1997, 2000 & 2002 Featured Soloist El Paso, Texas Creative Music Works Orchestra, 1997 Solo Chair Denver, Colorado **“Jazz By Design” Music Series, 1996-1997 Artistic Director and Featured Artist Denver, Colorado Faculty Jazz Quintet, 1995-1997 University of Denver Denver, Colorado Mile High Jazz Festival, 1994-present Solo Chair Boulder, Colorado **Roaring Fork Jazz Festival, 1993 Guest Soloist Aspen, Colorado **Cleveland Jazz Orchestra, 1987-1988 Solo Chair Cleveland, Ohio Recordings: Resonance, 2007 Darryl White and ECM Recording Artist Art Lande Darryl White and Art Lande, Producer Willa Cather: The Road Is All, July 2006 Sound Track Recording Soloist for Motion Picture Release and T.V. Series Studio City, California **Flashback Tom Larson, 2003 **In The Fullness of Time
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