Sulliman will present his research on brass pedagogy, an area where he has become a respected voice within the international trombone community.
Dr. Jason Sulliman, Associate Professor of Trombone in the John M. Long School of Music, will represent Troy University at the 2026 International Trombone Festival in Riga, Latvia from July 29 to August 1.
At the festival, Sulliman will present his research on brass pedagogy, an area where he has become a respected voice within the…
The workshops will provide music educators with specialized brass pedagogy, specifically for trumpet and trombone.
Dr. Jason Sulliman, Associate Professor of Trombone in the John M. Long School of Music, will head back to Jamaica to offer his third brass pedagogy seminar for Jamaican music educators. The summer seminar is organized by the Alpha School of Music in Kingston with support from the People Bridge Foundation, S Hotel, Doctors Cave…
TROY faculty, students and alumni are shown with Montgomery Symphony Orchestra Conductor Jamie Reeves.
Faculty and students from Troy University’s John M. Long School of Music served both as performers and supporters during the Montgomery Symphony Orchestra’s performance “Masterworks I: Mahler’s Titan Symphony” on Sept. 29 at the Davis Theatre for the Performing Arts on the University’s Montgomery Campus.
The orchestra included professors Michael Huff on trumpet, Jason Sulliman…
Dr. Sulliman will present research on brass pedagogy at the international festival while teaching at TROY.
Dr. Jason Sulliman, Associate Professor of Trombone in the John M. Long School of Music, will be busy representing Troy University at the 2025 International Trombone Festival held in London, Ontario, Canada.
This will be his fourth time presenting research on brass pedagogy at the international festival while teaching at Troy University. Dr. Sulliman will also be…
