Terri Wehmeyer, D.M.A. | Professor of Music

Education

D.M.A. in Euphonium Performance, University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music
- Dissertation: 'A Comparison of English and American Works for Solo Euphonium Based on the Influence of the British Brass Band Tradition'
M.M. in Music History and Literature, University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music
- Thesis: 'The Influence of the British Brass Band Tradition on Writing for Solo Euphonium'
M.M. in Euphonium Performance with an emphasis on pedagogy, Northwestern State University of Louisiana
B.M.E. in Instrumental Music Education (K-12), Ouachita Baptist University

Presented paper titled “What’s in a Name?: Arthur Berger’s Theory of Atonality as Neoclassicism” at the 2016 College Music Society Great Plains Regional Chapter Conference
Presented poster session titled “What’s in a Name?: Arthur Berger’s Theory of Atonality as Neoclassicism” at the 2014 College Music Society National Conference
Recital Performer for the National Association of College Wind & Percussion Instructors National Conference, 2011
Presented paper titled “From Stravinsky to Copland: The Rite Road to the Development of American Modern Ballet” at the 2009 College Music Society Great Plains Regional Chapter Conference
Presented paper titled “From Stravinsky to Copland: The Rite Road to the Development of American Modern Ballet” at the 2008 American Musicological Society Midwest Chapter Fall Meeting
Guest Euphonium Artist at the Pittsburg State University “Tubapalooza,” 2016
Performed as part of a euphonium duet on the Guest Artists’ Recital at Missouri State University Low Brass Weekend, 2016
Solo Recital/Masterclass presentation at The University of Mobile, 2005

Founding member of the Fountain City Brass Band (Kansas City)
Founding member of Basso Profundo, a professional tuba/euphonium quartet based in Springfield, MO
Served as a clinician, adjudicator, and guest lecturer at a variety of events in the Midwest
Served as a guest performer with the Springfield-Drury Civic Orchestra multiple times and the Drury University Wind Ensemble