Brett Terrell, guitar
A classical guitarist, Brett Terrell has been teaching for over
20 years and became an adjunct instructor at the Jordan College of
Music in 1979. He studied philosophy as an undergraduate. After
college he began a serious study of the classic guitar. He studied
composition in master classes with Leo Brouwer, Stephen Dodgson,
and Reginald Smith-Brindle, and also studied privately with Herb
Guy and Javier Calderon. He has performed in master classes under
Pepe Romero, Manuel Lopez-Ramos, and Manuel Barrueco.
Mr. Terrell has performed locally at Clowes Hall, the
Indianapolis Museum of Art, the Eiteljorg Museum, Christ Church
Cathedral, and the Marion County Central Library. He has also
concertized in Chicago and Ann Arbor as well as throughout the
state.
Mr. Terrell was founding father of the Indiana Society of the
Classic Guitar and a past president of that organization. He is
also a member of the American String Teachers Association, the
Guitar Foundation of America, the Mid-American Guitar Society, and
the musical fraternity Pi Kappa Lambda.
(317) 940-9636
bterrell@butler.edu