Lynn Ann Musco
Professor of Clarinet
Woodwind Coordinator
Artist and Clinician Buffet Crampon
Lynn Ann Musco has been Professor of Clarinet and Coordinator of Woodwind Studies at Stetson University for more than 24 years. She holds degrees from the Florida State University, New Mexico State, and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Her major teachers include Frank Kowalsky, Charles West, Russ Dagon, Laroy Borchert and Jack Snavely. Dr. Musco is an active performer both on and off the Stetson University campus. She is a founding member of Tres Vientos and Veritate Winds (resident faculty woodwind ensembles at Stetson University); she holds the principal clarinet position in the Bach Festival Orchestra, is often called to perform with Keith Brion’s New Sousa Band, and is an Educational Materials Recording Artist for Carl Fisher. A Buffet Crampon Artist/Clinician, the Tosca Greenline Bb and A clarinet are her instruments of choice with the McClune DM 6 mouthpiece, Vandoren Black Master reeds and a BG Duo ligature.
Education
- The Florida State University; New Mexico State University; The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Research
- Active solo, chamber and ensemble musician – Tres Vientos, Veritate Winds, Bach Festival Choir/Orchestra, Carl Fisher Educational Recording Artist
Courses
- Applied Clarinet
- Clarinet Choir
- Chamber Music
- Clarinet Pedagogy
Publications
- Audio CD releases on Lakeside Records, Klavier Records, and Clearnote Public
