Since 2016, he has been an adjunct faculty member in the Department of Music at Trinity University. He is currently finishing his doctorate at the University of North Texas. Justin has performed with groups throughout Texas including the San Antonio Symphony, Abilene Philharmonic, and is currently 3rd horn with the Symphony of the Hills. In 2010, he enrolled in a Masters of Music performance program at the University of North Texas and completed his degree in 2013. After receiving a music scholarship to attend the Baylor University School of Music, he pursued a degree in music performance (BM) and graduated in 2009. Throughout middle school and high school, he was active in statewide competitions and won a top spot in the highest All-State band in 2005. Her private studio has produced several state musicians and future music majors.Įmail: and raised in San Antonio, Justin Gonzales started playing the horn at age 10. Maleah performed with the Prickly Pear Clarinet Ensemble at ClarinetFest in Orlando in 2017 and Knoxville in 2019. Most recently, she has been instructing students from beginner to high school levels in San Antonio Texas, and performing regularly with the Prickly Pear Clarinet Ensemble and the Heart of Texas Concert Band. Maleah has over 15 years of experience and currently teaches clarinet, bass clarinet, saxophone, flute, and piano.
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At the 2011 ClarinetFest, hosted by California State University, Northridge, she was named concertmaster for the Wind Ensemble’s prestigious concert series where she performed alongside Alexander Fiterstein, Bob Spring, Hakan Rosengren, Julian Bliss and the Vendome Quartet. She also coached chamber music and helped teach undergraduate lessons. During her time in college, Maleah earned the principal clarinet position with both the Wind Symphony and the Wind Ensemble. Sara Braisted is passionate about music and improving the lives of her students.Įmail: Martin attended California State University, Northridge where she earned her Bachelor of Music in Clarinet Performance and Music Education under the instruction of Dr. She is a member of the Texas Music Educators Association, attending their convention annually so she can implement the latest advancements and innovations in the music education field. Miss Braisted hosts recitals twice a year for her students.
Her students regularly make region band and beyond. She has been a judge for various musical competitions and assists at local instrument drives. Her performance list includes the San Antonio Symphony, numerous private events as both a soloist and part of an ensemble, and as a proud member of the Longhorn Alumni Band. Since graduation, Miss Braisted continues to be active in the music community. While at UT, she played in numerous ensembles, including the Longhorn Band. This background has enabled her to expand her teaching capabilities. In addition to the program’s requisite studies, Miss Braisted sought out supplementary coursework in conducting and all woodwind instruments, becoming a woodwind specialist. Miss Braisted received her Bachelor of Music with honors in Music Studies -Instrumental (Emphasis: Clarinet), and acquired an all-level teaching certificate for music education. During her time at The Woodlands High School, Miss Braisted expanded her clarinet knowledge with the inclusion of the Eb clarinet, an instrument she would continue playing while at the University of Texas at Austin (UT). Miss Braisted began her musical vocation playing piano at the age of seven before adding the clarinet in 5th grade. Email: Braisted has been teaching master classes and private lessons on all forms of clarinet in San Antonio since 2009, as well as lessons on piano, sax, and flute.
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