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fuzzyjon79
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Are there any Chicago teachers in the Houston area? If not, are there any in the state of Texas at all? Thanks! 
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Actually there are a number of Chicago trained trumpeters in Houston. John Dewitt and Bob Walp of the Houston Symphony both studied with Vince Cichowicz at Northwestern, and I believe another NU alum will be joining the section for next season. Also, get in touch with Randy Adams. Randy is a great player and teacher who studied at NU for his Master's degree. He has done a lot of playing with the HSO over the years and now teaches at several Universities in the area.
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| Randy Adams, Bob Walp, John Dewitt, Steve Warkentin and Marie Speziale (did some work with Jacobs I think) |
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Is Dick Schaffer still in the Houston area? He studied with Cichowicz. http://www.eddielewis.com/trumpet/hang/schaffer.htm
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textr
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Dick Schaffer retired last year and he now resides in Syracuse N Y,
He was a very fine teacher, who took a great deal of intrest in his students,
not only their playing but the welfare in general.
He was a terrific influence in my life .
I studied with him thirty years ago when I was in college.
He really helped me correct a lot of bad habits and put me on the right track.
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Will Strieder (Texas Tech) studied with Vincent at NU. Won the concerto competition there.
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Bugleboy21
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Keith Winking at Texas State had lessons with him while in school at Notre Dame, if memory serves me right. I studied with Keith for a sememster and alot of what he taught me could be viewed as this approach and immensly benifited my playing.
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| johntpt wrote: | Actually there are a number of Chicago trained trumpeters in Houston. John Dewitt and Bob Walp of the Houston Symphony both studied with Vince Cichowicz at Northwestern, and I believe another NU alum will be joining the section for next season. Also, get in touch with Randy Adams. Randy is a great player and teacher who studied at NU for his Master's degree. He has done a lot of playing with the HSO over the years and now teaches at several Universities in the area.
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I studied with Randy Adams at SHSU. I still teach my students methods he learned at Northwestern. Great guy and accomplished trumpeter. He has a very quiet demeanor (which may not suit the lackadaisacal student who need prodding to practice) but he is very knowledgeable.
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