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Dr.
Julie C. Combs
Email
JCombs@MissouriState.edu
Phone
417-836-5648
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Office
Ellis Hall 208
Department
Music
Postal mail
Missouri State University
Music
901 S. National Ave.
Springfield
,
MO
65897
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Department Head
Professor
Education
Doctor of Musical Arts (major, oboe performance, minor in music history), University of North Texas
Master of Music (Oboe Performance), University of Memphis, with Performer’s Certificate
Bachelor of Music (Woodwinds, major in oboe performance), University of Memphis
Graduate Study: The Catholic University of America, oboe and music history
Teaching
Oboe
Music theory
Music history
Freshman University Studies Program
Rock and Roll History
Historical Performance Practices (Specialty: Baroque Performance)
Research and professional interests
Performance as oboist in solo recitals, concerto appearances, in orchestras, and in chamber music
Women in music in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
Early music performance at both low and modern pitch
Women and Music in the Early West
American Service Bands in WWII
History of Rock and Roll
Awards and honors
The United States Army Chamber Orchestra, Principal Oboe, 1975-78, Washington, D.C.
The United States Army Band “Pershing’s Own”, second oboe, 1975-78, Ft. Myer, VA
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Faculty
Campus:
Springfield