
| Brass Studio of John Sizemore |

Welcome to my website! “Music can provide a lifetime of enjoyment that no other profession can offer. As a result of my early training, I have traveled throughout the world, meeting wonderful people and performing with great artists. Words cannot describe the joy that making music has given me. My goal is to pass this love of music to my students, whether they continue as performers, teachers, or more importantly, as lifelong lovers of music.” John Sizemore |
John Sizemore has earned the reputation as one of the country’s best brass teachers. His graduating seniors are consistently among the best high school brass players in the United States. Students of John Sizemore have been awarded music scholarships to virtually every major music school including, Julliard School, Eastman School of Music, Northwestern University, Cleveland Institute of Music, Arizona State University, University of Kentucky, North Texas University, Indiana University, Florida State University, University of South Carolina, Louisiana State University, University of Alabama, and many other prestigious music departments. Students in the studio range from beginners to professional brass players seeking specialized help in preparing for auditions, increasing respiratory function or improving their fundamentals. Preparing for competitive auditions plays a major role in the studio. Students of John Sizemore have won chairs in the All-State Bands of North Carolina and South Carolina more than two hundred times, including more than fifty first chair positions. In 2007, five of the top seven tuba chairs in the South Carolina Senior All-State Band were filled by his students. Three students of John Sizemore have been National Winners of the prestigious Music Teachers National Association Solo Competition. |
The Brass Studio of John Sizemore |
“John Sizemore is a master teacher. His ability to convey an understanding of advanced concepts regarding brass playing and his love of music are evidenced by the outstanding record of success that his students consistently exhibit.” |
Soloist and Professor of Trumpet at the University of Kentucky |