Snow College Director of Orchestra/Theory/History - Brent Smith
Brent Smith
- Professor
- Phone: 435 283-7466
- Office: Eccles Center for the Performing Arts Building, ECCLES-M106
- E-mail: ude.wons@htims.tnerb
Courses Taught Fall 2024
- MUSC 1106 Chamber Orchestra - Ist Year
- MUSC 2106 Chamber Orchestra II
- MUSC 3106 Chamber Orchestra III
- MUSC 4106 Chamber Orchestra IV
- MUSC 3630 Music History and Literature I
- MUSC 1110 Music Theory I
- MUSC 1736 Private Strings I
- MUSC 2736 Private Strings II
- MUSC 3736 Private Strings III
- MUSC 4736 Private Strings IV
- MUSC 4905 Senior Recital
- MUSC 1840 String Workshop & Pedagogy I
- MUSC 1096 Symphony Orchestra I
- MUSC 2096 Symphony Orchestra II
- MUSC 3096 Symphony Orchestra III
- MUSC 4096 Symphony Orchestra IV
Courses Taught Spring 2025
- MUSC 1106 Chamber Orchestra - Ist Year
- MUSC 2106 Chamber Orchestra II
- MUSC 3106 Chamber Orchestra III
- MUSC 4106 Chamber Orchestra IV
- MUSC 3640 Music Hist and Literature II
- MUSC 1120 Music Theory II
- MUSC 1736 Private Strings I
- MUSC 2736 Private Strings II
- MUSC 3736 Private Strings III
- MUSC 4736 Private Strings IV
- MUSC 4905 Senior Recital
- MUSC 1850 String Workshop & Pedagogy II
- MUSC 1096 Symphony Orchestra I
- MUSC 2096 Symphony Orchestra II
- MUSC 3096 Symphony Orchestra III
- MUSC 4096 Symphony Orchestra IV
Director of Orchestra/Theory/History
Brent Smith comes to Snow College as an alumni of the world renowned University of Miami, University of Colorado and Utah State University. His strong reputation has played a powerful role in recruiting orchestral students to Snow College. Dr. Smith also teaches Theory, Education, and Cello. He is an active and accomplished composer represented by LudwigMasters Publications. Under Dr. Smith’s direction, the orchestra program at Snow College has greatly expanded both in size and performance repertoire. Recent commercial activities by the Snow College orchestra include concert performances with Kansas and Kurt Bestor, Dan Hill, and Jenny Oaks Baker.