Woodwinds

A photograph of members of the BGSU woodwind studios.

At BGSU, nearly one hundred outstanding woodwind students are preparing for a successful career path in music. Representing a variety of international countries and American states, these musicians collaborate with master teachers in refining and enhancing their skills. The applied studios for each discipline offer diverse individual instruction, professional masterclasses, guest artist appearances and frequent departmental recitals. Woodwind students also actively perform in various chamber groups and large ensembles.

The woodwind faculty includes Mr. Dwight Parry (oboe), Dr. Susan Nelson (bassoon), Dr. John Sampen (saxophone), Dr. Roberta Michel (flute), and Mr. Georg Klaas (clarinet). All are celebrated performers and distinguished teachers who bring a wealth of experience and guidance to both graduate andundergraduate students.

Dr. Susan Nelson Performs "Not Yet" by Professor David Bixler at the 43rd New Music Festival

Dr. Roberta Michel Performs Pierre Boulez's Sonatine for flute and piano

Professor Georg Klaas performs Brahms Clarinet Trio

Mr. Dwight Parry Performs Camille Saint-Saens' Oboe Sonata In IPR's Studio A

Trope by Dr. Marilyn Shrude featuring 2015 Saxophone Studio

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Updated: 09/13/2026 07:32PM