Trevor Healy is a graduate student pursuing his Doctorate of Musical Arts (DMA) in horn performance at University of Wisconsin-Madison, studying with Daniel Grabois. Trevor previously attended UW for his Master’s of Music in horn performance, graduating in 2024. Both degrees have been accompanied by a Project Assistantship with the Wingra Wind Quintet, one of the Mead Witter School of Music’s faculty ensembles in residence. Trevor is also a Graduate Teaching Assistant for a music production course.
Born and raised just south of Rochester, NY, Trevor earned a Certificate of Advanced Achievement in Performance from Eastman Community Music School in 2018. This program included wind quintet and brass ensemble memberships, as well as private studies with Byron Johns, Lauren Becker, and Maura McCune-Corvington. Trevor was a member of the Rochester Philharmonic Youth Orchestra from 2014 to 2018, winning their concerto competition in 2018.
Trevor attended Ohio State University, graduating with a Bachelor's in Music Education in 2022 while studying with Bruce Henniss. At OSU, he performed in the Wind Symphony, Symphony Orchestra, and multiple chamber groups. While living in Columbus, Trevor was 2nd horn of the New Albany Symphony Orchestra and 4th horn of the Camarata Chamber Orchestra. He was also a performer in a wind quintet for the 2021 International Double Reed Symposium. Currently, Trevor is 2nd horn of the Fox Valley Symphony and Principal horn of the Dubuque Symphony Orchestra, as well as a teacher and freelancer in various settings around Madison.
