| Joseph
Beverly is currently a second year masters student at the University of
Maryland and received his BM in Clarinet Performance from the University of
Georgia. He is a current member of the Potomac Winds and is an active chamber
and orchestral musician. Also an active teacher, Joseph currently maintains
his own private studio and teaches clarinet and saxophone at the University
of Maryland, FAME, In Home Music Teachers, and the Richardson School of
Music. He has performed with the Capital City Symphony, the Air Force Band, the Gwinnett Symphony Orchestra, the Toccoa Symphony Orchestra, the North Georgia Symphony Orchestra, the UGA Symphony Orchestra, Opera Orchestra and Wind Ensemble, and the University of Maryland Symphony Orchestra. Joseph performed Warren Barker's Concertino in the United States, Switzerland, Germany, England, and Austria with the Georgia Ambassadors of Music. He performed Aaron Copland’s Clarinet Concerto with the University of Georgia Symphony Orchestra in February 2014 and was recently a finalist for the "President's Own" Marine Band clarinet audition. He was also a finalist in the Army Band National Collegiate Solo Competition for 2016. Joseph attended the Clarinet Academy of America in 2011-2015 and also attended the Eastern Music Festival in the summers of 2013 and 2014, studying with Dr. Shannon Scott and Dr. Anthony Taylor. Recently, he attended the Madeline Island Chamber Music Festival, performing in the Etesian Woodwind Quintet. He has performed in masterclasses with Jon Manasse, Walter Seyfarth, Daniel Gilbert, Susan Warner, Mark Nuccio, and D. Ray McClellan. Joseph currently studies with Robert DiLutis and works as the clarinet studio graduate assistant at the University of Maryland. |
