Dr. Anna Marie Wytko

Saxophone, Music Theory, Chamber Music

McCain Auditorium 131
wytko@k-state.edu

Dr. Anna Marie Wytko, who has been described by distinguished Paris composer-pianist Roger Boutry as “brilliant—great sensitivity—exceptional color and vivid contrasts,” is Assistant Professor of Music at Kansas State University where she teaches applied saxophone studio instruction, chamber music, and music theory. A Yamaha Performing Artist-Clinician, Dr. Wytko has performed throughout the United States, Europe, Canada and Mexico. During November of 2010, Anna Marie performed John Mackey’s Concerto for Soprano Saxophone and Wind Ensemble at Mesa State College of Colorado, where she served as the featured guest artist in residence for the “Best of the West Music Festival.” Recent guest artist concerts and master classes include those at the University of Georgia, University of North Texas, Baylor University, Valparaiso University and in Chicago, Los Angeles and throughout Arizona and Missouri. Dr. Wytko completed a commercial recording of Paul Hindemith’s Konzertstück with saxophonist Eugene Rousseau released through Jeanne Incorporated, and will release her first solo CD recording during the summer of 2011. Anna Marie’s saxophone students have received recognition at competitions such as Music Teachers National Association Young Artists Competition, Coleman National Chamber Music Competition, and Plowman National Chamber Music Competition.

Anna Marie Wytko’s professional web site


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