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Kathryn Potter, composer of music for solo instruments - full orchestra provided in classical manuscript and creater of electronic sounds sculptures can accept commissions again in 2011 to be compleated in 2012 or later. Trained in N.Y.C. and Ithaca N.Y., London England, and S.F. C.A., each composition Kathryn creates is meticulously crafted taking instrumentalists and audiences into unique sonic realms.
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World premiere oboe concert: down beat @ 2:30 PM Sunday Oct. 31, 2010 in "The Garden Room" located 101 Patton Ave in downtown Asheville N.C..
Two oboe books, "The Secrets of Ravens" - book of 7 oboe duets - and "In Adoration of the Earth" - collection of unaccompanied oboe soli - will be premiered and available to order. Premiere of the Oboe Brilliance Oboe Quartet #1. Feel free to wear a costume - theme is nature. 
Play the oboe?
What playing questions do you have about playing the oboe? What do you long to play that isn't already available? If you share your quesiton with me, I will probably answer it in a Monday Oboe Brilliance Coaching blog. If you tell me what you desire to play, I just might compose it. |
Commission music to relish for life.
Solo - full orchestra, private - professional, beginner - virtuosic. Visit commission page.
Do you play a melodic musical instrument?
Visit my blog every Monday to partake of "technical and artistic elegance" - a facet of "Oboe Brilliance" to take your playing and imagination to higher heights!  |
Oboe Brilliance Mission Statement
"To increase the level of joy in life through oboe playing, by perpetually providing new music, coaching and opportunity for oboists."
 Top 4 Articles from Blog Below is a selection of archive articles filled with pertinent information about Kathryn and her work. Her alive and active blog is full of her poetry, compositional process, teachings and philosophies. [1] A short Biography including my Resume [2] Oboe Brilliance 8 [3] What to consider when commissioning an original score! [4] Purpose and personal philosophy as a composer. |
