Sharon Knox Deuby

Sharon Knox Deuby is a highly skilled and accomplished clarinetist with a rich educational background and a wealth of experience in music performance and education.

She pursued her passion for music by earning a Bachelor's Degree in Music Education K-12 from the State University of New York College at Potsdam, with a concentration in Special Education.

Furthering her academic pursuits, Sharon studied at Michigan State University, where she obtained a Master's Degree in Music Performance with a focus on Applied Clarinet.

Additionally, she engaged in post-graduate studies in clarinet performance at Michigan State University, showcasing her dedication to honing her craft.

Sharon Knox Deuby has been an integral part of various prestigious musical organizations, including serving as the former Co-Principal Clarinet/Bass Clarinet at the Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra.

Her musical journey also includes notable roles such as Principal Clarinet at the East Texas Symphony Orchestra, providing her with a platform to exhibit her exceptional clarinet skills.

Sharon has shared her expertise as an Adjunct Clarinet Instructor at the University of Texas at Tyler, where she imparts her knowledge and passion for clarinet playing to aspiring musicians.

She has a rich history with renowned ensembles, having been a Clarinetist at Texas Winds Musical Outreach and an Associate Principal Clarinet at the Dallas Wind Symphony.

Her commitment to music education is evident through her past role as an Adjunct Professor of Clarinet at Richland College, where she contributed to the development of future clarinetists.

Sharon Knox Deuby's versatile experience and comprehensive education make her a respected figure in the world of clarinet performance and education.