Mark Scott



Home	Short Bio Mark Scott is a graduate of the University of North Texas, where he studied composition with Cindy McTee, trombone with Jan Kagarice, and conducting with Anshel Brusilow. He currently attends the University of New Mexico on full scholarship, where he studies conducting with Jorge Perez-Gomez and trombone with Karl Hinterbichler. In 2009, Mark won tenor trombone division III in the National Classical Solo Competition, held annually at the Eastern Trombone Workshop. In 2008, Mark was a member of the Bell Street Four trombone quartet, who won the International Trombone Festival quartet competition playing his own work, Spring Lightning. Mark was a finalist in the UNT concerto competition in 2007, and a winner in 2006 with his orchestral work Design. He has conducted the UNT Symphony, Chamber and Repertoire Orchestras, and the Wind Symphony; and has performed with the Lone Star Wind Orchestra and the New Mexico Symphony Orchestra. Mark has heard his works performed by the Richardson Symphony, National Taiwan Youth Orchestra, UNT Symphony Orchestra, Wind Symphony, and by students of euphonium artist Brian Bowman in the United States and Japan. His works are published by MMB Music, Kagarice Brass Editions, and Dominant Shadow Music. For a chronological list of works, click here.
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