NASA 2018 Biennial Conference Presenter — Emily Loboda

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Name:

Emily Loboda

Website:

http://emilyloboda.weebly.com/

Presentation Date:

Saturday, March 10, 2018 9:00 AM

Presentation Venue:

3250 MEH

Presentation Title:

New Methods of Wayfinding

Type of Presentation:

Student Classical Solo Performance

Proposal Duration:

Bio:

Emily Loboda is an accomplished solo saxophonist, chamber musician, and educator. Her passion for performing and teaching is evident in her numerous musical projects and positive student feedback. Her desire to create inspired and meaningful music can be seen not only in her solo performances, but also in chamber performances with her percussion/saxophone duo, Interrobang, saxophone duo, Silver Lining and saxophone quartet, Minerva.

Emily is the saxophone instructor at East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, Tennessee and Mitchell Community College in Statesville, North Carolina; and Lecturer at University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She is also pursuing her Doctorate in Musical Arts in performance, with minor areas in jazz and music education studies at UNCG. She holds degrees from Central Michigan University and Tennessee Technological University. Her teachers include Phil Barham, John Nichol, Steve Stusek, and Chad Eby.

Pieces to Be Performed

Title	Composer	Duration
New Methods of Wayfinding	Robin McLaughlin	10