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Michele has performed with numerous orchestras, including the Phoenix Symphony, Louisville Orchestra, Orchestra Nashville, Knoxville Symphony, Tucson Symphony, and Memphis Symphony, and with such artists as Lee Ann Rimes, Roberta Flack, Barry Williams, Daniel Rodriguez, and Trey Anastasio. She has performed in the Banff Summer Music Festival (Banff, Alberta, Canada), the Tafelmusik Baroque Summer Institute (Toronto, Ontario, Canada), and seven of the last eight conferences of the International Double Reed Society. She has given guest recitals at the Conservatories of Novara and Udine, Italy, University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, University of Memphis, Arizona State University, Miami University, University of South Florida, Washington State University, and Utah State University. Dr. Fiala is Assistant Professor of Oboe and Music Theory at Ohio University. Previously she held a similar position at Western Kentucky University. She earned her Doctor of Musical Arts degree and Master of Music degree at Arizona State University, where she studied with Martin Schuring. She also holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Kentucky. She has studied additionally with Alex Klein, Richard Killmer, Mark Ostoich and Bob Atherholt and has studied Baroque oboe with John Abberger. Michele Fiala is an active supporter of new music and has commissioned and premiered compositions by Susan Kander (New York), Phillip Bimstein (Utah), Beverly Lewis (Canada), Fulvio Caldini (Italy), and Michael Kallstrom (Kentucky). Dr. Fiala’s articles have been published in the Italian journal i Fiati and in the Double Reed. Many of her articles are viewable online at http://www.idrs.org. She has edited music for Phylloscopus Publications in the United Kingdom; these publications are available at http://www.phylloscopus.co.uk. |