Home » Blog » Saxophone Students Perform at International Saxophone Symposium
Saxophone students perform at International Saxophone Symposium

Saxophone Students Perform at International Saxophone Symposium

Two ensembles from Shenandoah Conservatory’s saxophone studio were invited to perform at the International Saxophone Symposium in Fairfax, Virginia, earlier this month. The Parea Saxophone Quartet and the 10-member Saxophone Collective each presented performances to capacity audiences as part of the nationally recognized event.

A highlight of the performances was the premiere of a new arrangement of Will Gregory’s “Hoedown” for saxophone dectet by Cliff Hernandez ’26 (Bachelor of Music in Composition). Shenandoah’s groups were selected through a competitive national application process for university saxophone ensembles.

Categories: , , ,

Recent News

Reaching Out Now founder Samantha Barber addresses a room full of high school students.

Reaching Out Now, Shenandoah University Partner To Launch Shenandoah Leadership Scholars

New initiative promotes leadership development, college and career readiness for high school students in the Northern Shenandoah Valley

Internships And More Lead New Cybersecurity Grad to IBM

Practical Experience at Shenandoah University Made a Huge Difference for Abigail Keene ’26

A headshot of Dillon Mauzy in a gray suit and blue tie.

Shenandoah University’s Dillon Mauzy Selected As VFIC Presidential Scholar

New program provides scholarships, mentorships and networking opportunities for students

A sign displays handwritten responses to the phrase "democracy works when..." on red, white and blue paper.

Shenandoah Continues Voter Education Efforts As An Ask Every Student Commitment Campus

CCE, FYS programs and others partner to spread student voter education

Monthly Archives