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Sheri Neubauer |
Tulsa Symphony Orchestra
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TSO Board
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Sheri Scales-Neubauer
 Born
into a musical family, Sheri
Scales-Neubauer grew up in Amarillo,
Texas. Her father was a jazz
musician who brought many big bands
to the Texas Panhandle including
Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, the
Dorsey Brothers, Benny Goodman and
others.
Sheri
received a Bachelor of Music in
Performance and a Masters of Music
in Performance from West Texas A&M.
She pursued post-graduate studies at
the Manhattan School of Music in New
York where she studied with Glen
Dicterow, Concertmaster of the New
York Philharmonic. While in New
York, Sheri played in the New Music
Ensemble of New York and was
Principal Second Violin in the
Manhattan Chamber Orchestra.
Sheri
has appeared as soloist with such
orchestras as the National Repertory
Orchestra, Randel Chamber Orchestra,
and Amarillo Symphony. She has
played with the Fort Worth Symphony,
Amarillo Symphony, Albuquerque
Symphony and others. Sheri is a
member of the Prima String Quartet
and the Council Oak Trio in Tulsa
and is Concertmaster of Light Opera
of Oklahoma and is Principal Second
of the Tulsa Opera Orchestra. She is
married to Nils Neubauer, an
Engineer for Vyvx. Sheri's hobbies
include antiques and reading. |
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About the TSO...
The Tulsa Symphony Orchestra employs professional
musicians with the focused, collective, and ongoing
aim of presenting all kinds of music of the highest
quality. The TSO functions throughout the year, and
is comprised of self-governing “executive
musicians”—individuals who perform masterful music
and execute the many decisions involved in
sustaining a major orchestra. With a variety of
performances and concerts, in-school events,
community-engagement programs, classroom lessons,
collaborative master classes, and other such
appearances, the TSO intends to invigorate and
broaden arts education all across the City of Tulsa
and, further, the State of Oklahoma. Rebuilding and
strengthening the musical arts infrastructure of
this city and its environs will remain a key concern
and core value of the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra.
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