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Born in Wichita Kansas, Trevor first was introduced to music at the age of 5 when his family put him in piano lessons.  He learned from his teacher and mother who also played piano and sang, but never really established an interest in the instrument.  Music in a way didn't impact Trevor until he was placed in his elementary school's Honor Choir at Bluestem Elementary.  A year later he started playing percussion in the 5th/6th grade elementary school.  Staying involved primarily with the glock and snare drum, an interest for marching percussion started to develop and fully blossomed at the age of 15.  Trevor was involved in the top ensembles at Bluestem High School and attended state competitions all 4 years of his High School career in both singing and playing percussion.  He started composing around the ages of 17 and 18, keeping musical thoughts in several composition journals.  Once 18, he began attending Emporia State University, studying percussion performance and composition under the direction of Dr. Tracy Freeze and Dr. Andrew Houchins.  Trevor has performed in the ESU percussion ensemble, ESU Jazz ensemble, the Hornet Revue, and the Emporia Symphony Orchestra for the past 3 years, and performed at KMEA, as well as the Kansas State Day of Percussion, as well as performed with artists such as Dr. Christopher Whyte and Dr. [[David Constantine]].
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Born in Wichita Kansas, Trevor first was introduced to music at the age of 5 when his family put him in piano lessons.  He learned from his teacher and mother who also played piano and sang, but never really established an interest in the instrument.  Music in a way didn't impact Trevor until he was placed in his elementary school's Honor Choir at Bluestem Elementary.  A year later he started playing percussion in the 5th/6th grade elementary school.  Staying involved primarily with the glock and snare drum, an interest for marching percussion started to develop and fully blossomed at the age of 15.  Trevor was involved in the top ensembles at Bluestem High School and attended state competitions all 4 years of his High School career in both singing and playing percussion.  He started composing around the ages of 17 and 18, keeping musical thoughts in several composition journals.  Once 18, he began attending Emporia State University, studying percussion performance and composition under the direction of Dr. Tracy Freeze and Dr. Andrew Houchins.  Trevor has performed in the ESU percussion ensemble, ESU Jazz ensemble, the Hornet Revue, and the Emporia Symphony Orchestra for the past 5 years, and performed at KMEA, as well as the Kansas State Day of Percussion.  Trevor won first place in ESU's 2015 Honors Recital with Keiko Abe's Dream of the Cherry Blossom."  Trevor has also performed with artists such as Dr. Christopher Whyte and Dr. [[David Constantine]].
 
   
 
   
 
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Revision as of 14:29, 28 February 2016

Trevor Landreth

Biography

Born: May 13, 1993

Country: El Dorado Kansas, USA

Studies: Emporia State University

Teachers: Tracy Freeze

Born in Wichita Kansas, Trevor first was introduced to music at the age of 5 when his family put him in piano lessons. He learned from his teacher and mother who also played piano and sang, but never really established an interest in the instrument. Music in a way didn't impact Trevor until he was placed in his elementary school's Honor Choir at Bluestem Elementary. A year later he started playing percussion in the 5th/6th grade elementary school. Staying involved primarily with the glock and snare drum, an interest for marching percussion started to develop and fully blossomed at the age of 15. Trevor was involved in the top ensembles at Bluestem High School and attended state competitions all 4 years of his High School career in both singing and playing percussion. He started composing around the ages of 17 and 18, keeping musical thoughts in several composition journals. Once 18, he began attending Emporia State University, studying percussion performance and composition under the direction of Dr. Tracy Freeze and Dr. Andrew Houchins. Trevor has performed in the ESU percussion ensemble, ESU Jazz ensemble, the Hornet Revue, and the Emporia Symphony Orchestra for the past 5 years, and performed at KMEA, as well as the Kansas State Day of Percussion. Trevor won first place in ESU's 2015 Honors Recital with Keiko Abe's Dream of the Cherry Blossom." Trevor has also performed with artists such as Dr. Christopher Whyte and Dr. David Constantine.


Works for Percussion

Holmesin Around - Percussion Quartet
Prime - Snare Drum
Templar March - Snare Drum
It Slithers - Percussion Trio
A Song for Andrea Landreth - Piano
Outside the Box - Djembe
Work for Snare Drum and Piano - Snare Drum; Piano

References

Tracy Freeze
David Constantine
Ashley Feist