James Gholson
Professor Emeritus at Music, University of Memphis0 Followers
As Professor Emeritus of Clarinet at the Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music, James Gholson has long championed the importance of both musical excellence and deep dedication. His distinguished career reflects a significant contribution to classical music, marked by both performance and teaching. Professor Gholson's exceptional skill and commitment were clearly demonstrated during his time as principal clarinetist with the Memphis Symphony Orchestra and through his service as a member of the esteemed United States Navy Band in Washington, D.C.
Beyond his orchestral roles, Professor Gholson has graced stages as a soloist, performing notably with the Eroica Ensemble and the Memphis Woodwind Quintet. His artistry and technical command have made him a valued collaborator in these settings. His contributions extend into scholarship as well, including authoring several publications and creating the UNITUS website, which serves as a helpful resource for clarinetists and musicians seeking information and guidance.
His outstanding work in music and education has been recognized with the University of Memphis's FLAME award, a testament to his dedication to nurturing musical talent and his positive impact on the academic community. Professor Gholson's commitment to the arts continues actively through his service as a board member for the Eroica Ensemble and Concerts International, supporting organizations that enrich the community with classical music performances.
Throughout his many years, Professor Gholson has been a source of inspiration for countless students and colleagues alike, sharing his profound passion for music and his unwavering commitment to excellence. His legacy continues to shape and influence the next generation of musicians, leaving an enduring and impactful mark on the field of music.
External Link www.memphis.edu/ Beyond his orchestral roles, Professor Gholson has graced stages as a soloist, performing notably with the Eroica Ensemble and the Memphis Woodwind Quintet. His artistry and technical command have made him a valued collaborator in these settings. His contributions extend into scholarship as well, including authoring several publications and creating the UNITUS website, which serves as a helpful resource for clarinetists and musicians seeking information and guidance.
His outstanding work in music and education has been recognized with the University of Memphis's FLAME award, a testament to his dedication to nurturing musical talent and his positive impact on the academic community. Professor Gholson's commitment to the arts continues actively through his service as a board member for the Eroica Ensemble and Concerts International, supporting organizations that enrich the community with classical music performances.
Throughout his many years, Professor Gholson has been a source of inspiration for countless students and colleagues alike, sharing his profound passion for music and his unwavering commitment to excellence. His legacy continues to shape and influence the next generation of musicians, leaving an enduring and impactful mark on the field of music.
Publications
1 - Basic concerns in relating curriculum and method,Theory Into Practice
G. James Gholson ,
, 67-70, 1966-04-01
2 - A Conscience Divided: Social Dynamics And The Early Christian Attitude Toward War,
James G. GHOLSON ,
, 2011-02-27
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