 | Dr. Mark Bartley Associate Professor of Music, Director of Orchestral Activities, Associate Director "If you work hard, you will be successful here." mbartley@wtamu.edu
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| |  | Dr. Joe Ella Cansler Associate Professor of Music "I enjoy the artistic field because it is always creative, different and exciting. I love watching the student process of growth and maturation, much of the time as "one-on-one." I am able to teach using interactive and interdisciplinary methods—hands on. There is never a dull moment." jcansler@wtamu.edu
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 | Dr. Tina Carpenter Professor of Music "Music is one of the most expressive and creative art forms. To be able to share this love of music in the classroom, as well as in the concert hall, is one of my greatest joys." tcarpenter@wtamu.edu
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 | Dr. Robert Hansen Regents Professor of Music, Director "Teaching voice combines the joy of making music and using the voice to express human emotion with the fascination of watching the science of acoustics and natural physical function at work. The opportunity of working one-on-one with a student creates a bond that goes beyond the immediate learning task to a genuine personal relationship between teacher and student." rhansen@wtamu.edu
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 | Dr. Edward Kahler Associate Dean of the Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts and Humanities, Associate Professor of Music "Music Therapy is a healthcare profession, and it is very rewarding to watch students develop both musically and clinically. It is exciting to see them begin to use music as a therapeutic agent with a variety of client populations." ekahler@wtamu.edu
Dr. Kahler's Bio | |  | Dr. Robert Krause Professor of Oboe "Working in the music department at West Texas A&M University allows me to share with the students my two passions: 1) Music—the universal language and threshold to the soul, and 2) teaching—the wonderfully endless journey of sharing and learning." rkrause@wtamu.edu
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 | Dr. Cloyce Kuhnert Associate Professor of Music "Teaching private voice and opera workshop gives me the opportunity to work one-on-one with students. I get to know them and see their progress throughout the semester. Singing is such a personal endeavor that our work with students is geared directly to the students' ability and interest. There are very few disciplines that work so closely with individual students." ckuhnert@wtamu.edu
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| |  | Emmanuel Lopez Harrington Lecturer in Cello "The aspect of teaching I enjoy the most is being able to develop my students' minds both musically and intellectually. I want to educate strong minds who will in turn successfully educate the next generation of teachers and useful citizens. It is only through education that we can confront the challenges our society will face in the future, and I believe I can help to achieve that through my teaching music at West Texas A&M University." elopez@wtamu.edu
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| Dr. Keith Redpath Harrington Lecturer in Violin "Teaching and learning the art of playing the violin is a never ending discovery process. . This process will build discipline, critical thinking, problem solving, self-awareness, long-term goal building...skills for life!" kredpath@wtamu.edu
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|  | Dr. James Rennier Professor of Music “A person should hear a little music, read a little poetry and see a fine picture every day in order that worldly cares may not obliterate the sense of the beautiful which God has implanted in the human soul.” -- Goethe jrennier@wtamu.edu
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 | Douglas Storey Associate Professor of Music "I love working individually with students. Each person brings a unique set of goals and expectations, and it's my responsibility to help them achieve these professional benchmarks." dstorey@wtamu.edu
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 | Dr. Susan Martin Tariq Professor of Music "The best thing about teaching at West Texas A&M University has been the opportunity to meet so many friendly, caring people—from administrators to faculty to staff to students. It is very rare to walk into an office on our campus and not be greeted with a smile and a helpful attitude." stariq@wtamu.edu
Dr. Tariq's Bio | |  | Dr. Russell Teweleit Associate Professor of Music "At WTAMU, music majors study with an expert in the field, not a graduate student or an adjunct faculty member. Our students work closely with an experienced and cohesive faculty who is focused on preparing them for their chosen profession." rteweleit@wtamu.edu
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