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Jody Miller, Recorder
Class Title: Recorder Classes Jody Miller
Rate: $100-$125/course
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Jody Miller is one of the most active recorder players and teachers in the Southeast. His teaching credits include director of the Emory University Early Music Ensemble, applied recorder teacher at Agnes Scott College, music director for the Atlanta Recorder Society, music director of Lauda Musicam of Atlanta, and band director at McCleskey Middle School. Additionally, he has served on the faculties of Mountain Collegium Music Workshop, Bloom Early Music Workshop, and Atlanta Early Music Alliance Workshop.

Miller’s studies include both bachelors and masters degrees in Music Education from the University of Southern Mississippi and additional study in choral conducting with Alan Raines at Georgia State University. His recorder teachers include Marion Verbruggen, Eva Legêne, Steve Rosenberg, and Aldo Abreu. He has participated in masterclasses with Wolfgang Dey, Washington McLain, and Hugo Reyne.

Miller performs with Ritornello Baroque Ensemble and as a soloist. Other appearances have been with the Atlanta Baroque Orchestra and New Trinity Baroque. Though very involved with historical music performance, he seeks out new chamber compositions for recorder and works closely with composer Timothy Broege. Miller can be heard on the Lilac Editions compact disc “Charpentier: Messe de Minuet” with New Trinity Baroque.

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