Riley Bahin is a low brass musician and music educator from Missoula, Montana, currently living in Greensboro, North Carolina. Riley is Second Euphonium with the North Carolina Brass Band, and has also served as Principal Trombone for the Great Falls Symphony in Montana. He has performed as a euphoniumist and trombonist with the Piedmont Wind Symphony, Western Piedmont Symphony, Charlotte Symphony, Colorado Symphony, Colorado MahlerFest Orchestra, Longmont Symphony, Colorado Brass, and the Ensemble Flatirons Brass Quintet. He can also be found performing throughout North Carolina’s Piedmont Triad region with the rock-pop cover band The Nonprofits.
Riley is a passionate and active educator. He is the Brass Instructor for the High Point University Athletic Bands and the Trombone, Euphonium, Tuba, and Jazz instructor at the Music Academy of North Carolina. He has also served as the Visiting Lecturer of Low Brass at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. He has taught private lessons to students of all ages, both in his private studio and at elementary, middle, and high schools throughout the country.
Riley received his DMA in Trombone Performance and Pedagogy from the University of Colorado Boulder, his MM in Euphonium Performance from the University of Georgia, and his BM in Euphonium Performance and Music Education from the University of Michigan. His primary teachers include William Stanley, Joshua Bynum, David Zerkel, and Fritz Kaenzig.
Riley is a passionate and active educator. He is the Brass Instructor for the High Point University Athletic Bands and the Trombone, Euphonium, Tuba, and Jazz instructor at the Music Academy of North Carolina. He has also served as the Visiting Lecturer of Low Brass at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. He has taught private lessons to students of all ages, both in his private studio and at elementary, middle, and high schools throughout the country.
Riley received his DMA in Trombone Performance and Pedagogy from the University of Colorado Boulder, his MM in Euphonium Performance from the University of Georgia, and his BM in Euphonium Performance and Music Education from the University of Michigan. His primary teachers include William Stanley, Joshua Bynum, David Zerkel, and Fritz Kaenzig.
