Dr. Robert Lynn

Assistant Professor of Music (Brass Ensemble, Applied Tuba/Cello, Pep Band, Theory, Introduction to Music, Aural Skills, Music History)

Robert Lynn has appeared as soloist with the Liberty Symphony Orchestra, the Brass Choir and Wind Symphony at Truman State University , the William Jewell College Symphonic Band, the Symphony Band and Concert Choir at Ball State University , the Concert Band and A Cappela Chior at Manchester College, and the Manchester Civic Band.  Particularly interested in performing new works, Dr. Lynn has premiered two works written for him: in 1998, Three Songs by Jody Nagel, and in 1996, Italian Dance Suite by Debra Lynn.  In 1995, he performed Images for Solo Tuba, Brass, and Percussion, by David Sargent, with Musica Nova of Kansas City during a symposium featuring Sargent as guest composer. 

Dr. Lynn received the Doctor of Arts degree in Tuba Performance with a cognate in Music Theory from Ball State University, where he served as a Doctoral Teaching Assistant for three years, teaching applied low brass and ear training classes. He holds a Master of Arts degree from Truman State University (Kirksville , Missouri ), and a Bachelor of Science in Music degree (with performance emphasis in both tuba and cello) from William Jewell College (Liberty, Missouri).  In addition to teaching at Huntington University, Dr. Lynn also serves as music director at North Manchester United Methodist Church.

E-mail rlynn@huntington.edu.

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