Dr. Nora Lewis

Oboe, Music History

McCain Auditorium 223
lewisn@k-state.edu

Nora Lewis teaches oboe, undergraduate and graduate courses in music history and literature, Eighteenth-Century Counterpoint, directs the Double Reed Ensemble, and has taught in the K-State First program. She is oboist in the Konza Winds faculty quintet and the PEN Trio. During the summers she teaches at Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp. Lewis has performed with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, International Contemporary Ensemble, Boston Lyric Opera, and Camerata Chicago. She was a member of Ensemble Dal Niente, the Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra, and the Plymouth Philharmonic. Lewis has performed or presented at International Double Reed Society conferences in the United Kingdom, Arizona, Oklahoma, and Utah, at the Midwest Clinic, the College Music Society’s (CMS) International Conference in South Korea, CMS Great Plains Conference, CBDNA Southwest Regional Conference, and at Music Educator’s Association conferences in Kansas and Tennessee. Lewis was awarded a Big-12 Faculty Fellowship and has published articles in The Instrumentalist and Journal for Music-In-Education. She has given master classes in the United Kingdom, Haiti, at the Midwest Double Reed Society’s Double Reed Festival, and at universities across the nation. Lewis serves on the CMS National Advisory Board for performance and is president of the Arts and Humanities Association of Manhattan. She plays exclusively on Buffet Greenline oboes and is a Buffet Group Artist/Clinician.


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