Mark Schubert
Trumpet
Mark Schubert graduated from the New England Conservatory of Music in 1973 with honors. A student of Armando Ghitalla, he has also had additional studies with Roger Voisin and Arnold Jacobs. He attended the Brevard Music Center (1969-70) where he was a concerto competition winner and was a Tanglewood Fellow the summers of 1974-75.
While in Boston Mark was a substitute/extra with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Boston Pops, and was a member of the orchestras of the Opera Company of Boston and Boston Ballet, as well as regional orchestras such as Springfield, Massachusetts and Portland, Maine.
In 1976, Mark became the associate principal trumpet of the Honolulu Symphony Orchestra and helped found the Honolulu Brass that same year. He has served as Lecturer in Trumpet at the University of Hawaii (1992-present), and is on the faculty of the Brevard Music Center ( Brevard, NC) since 1993. Mark is also a long-time member of the board of directors of Chamber Music Hawaii. Other professional work experiences were as principal trumpet with the Filarmonica de las Americas (Mexico City-summers 1976-83), and the Atlantic Wind Ensemble in Boston (1974-76). Mr. Schubert has been a soloist on several occasions with the Honolulu Symphony, Chamber Music Hawaii, the University of Hawaii, the Hawaii Youth Symphony, the Brevard Music Center and on radio and television broadcasts in Boston, Mexico City, Japan and Honolulu. Mr. Schubert is a Yamaha Performing Artist.
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