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Bio

Ian Egeberg is an active freelance oboist and English hornist in New York City. He recently graduated with his Master’s degree from the Mannes School of Music studying with Elaine Dovuas and holds an undergraduate degree from DePaul University where he studied with Alex Klein. Ian also studied extensively with Melissa Hooper. He has spent his summers playing at Festival Napa Valley, the Trentino Music Festival, and the Chautauqua Institution, studying at the Hidden Valley Music Seminars, and performing as principal oboe of the Manitoba Underground Opera. He was the winner of The Catholic University of America concerto competition and has been a finalist in the Schubert Club and Thursday Musical competitions. A passionate educator, Ian currently serves as an assistant and substitute teacher for The Juilliard School Pre-College oboe reed class.

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Teaching Info

My teaching is tailored to each individual student because no two oboists play or learn alike. I encourage my students to grow in their musical abilities, technical proficiency, and artistry all in a supportive and welcoming environment. Music making should be fun and I strive to show my students the endless possibilities it can bring. 

I have handmade oboe and English horn reeds available for purchase by my students. Once a student is advanced enough we will begin to incorporate reed making into our lessons, an essential part of being a successful oboist.

I am experienced and skilled at teaching online via Zoom.