Euridice Alvarez, DMA

Dr. Euridice Alvarez is the Associate Professor of Oboe at Baylor University. She performs with the Baylor Woodwind Quintet and Baylor Wind Trio. Dr. Alvarez has established herself as a teacher, orchestral musician, chamber musician and oboe soloist. Through performing, university teaching and master class presentations, both nationally and internationally, she is recognized as an outstanding musician and pedagogue. Her oboe studies began at the Victoriano Lopez School of Music in her native Honduras and continued at the University of Southern Mississippi (BM), Baylor University (MM) and Eastman School of Music (DMA). Her primary teachers are Jose Angel Abrego, Patricia Malone, Doris DeLoach and Richard Killmer. She has performed in several orchestras in Alabama, Colorado, Louisiana, Mississippi, New York, Texas, Wyoming and Washington, D.C. She has toured, performed and/or presented master classes in Panama, Honduras, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Thailand, Bahamas, and in many states within the U.S. She formerly served on the faculty of the University of Southern Mississippi and the University of Northern Colorado. Dr. Alvarez is the co-founder of Honduras Oboe Project Education, Inc. (HOPE), a non-profit organization that promotes the instrumental education of the oboe in Honduras. She is an active member of the Central American and Panama Double Reed Conference, and a Marigaux artist.