Professor to Perform at International Conference
Jesse Krebs, associate professor of clarinet, has been selected to perform at this summer’s International Clarinet Association Conference, ClarinetFest.
The 2012 conference will take place Aug. 1-5 at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Krebs will be performing “Like Gravity,” a new composition by John Allemeier, who is on the music faculty at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte.
For the performance, Krebs will be joined by Truman colleagues Michael Bump, marimba, and Brian Kubin, cello, as well as guest Karen Kubin, violin.
This will mark the fifth ClarinetFest performance by Krebs, who was also featured at the International Clarinet Conferences in Stockholm (2002), Atlanta (2006), Kansas City (2008) and Austin (2010).
The 2012 conference will take place Aug. 1-5 at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Krebs will be performing “Like Gravity,” a new composition by John Allemeier, who is on the music faculty at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte.
For the performance, Krebs will be joined by Truman colleagues Michael Bump, marimba, and Brian Kubin, cello, as well as guest Karen Kubin, violin.
This will mark the fifth ClarinetFest performance by Krebs, who was also featured at the International Clarinet Conferences in Stockholm (2002), Atlanta (2006), Kansas City (2008) and Austin (2010).
