Andrea Beyer
texas State university
Originally from Baltimore, MD, bassist Andrea Beyer is an avid performer, teacher and advocate for using music as a tool for social growth. As an orchestral musician, Andrea has performed in concerts at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center, as well as national halls in Central and South America and Asia, and in 2020 she completed a 3-year fellowship at the New World Symphony.
A passionate educator, Andrea is the Classical Double Bass Instructor at Texas State University in San Marcos, teaches privately in Austin, Texas, and is on the faculty of Bass Works, a summer double bass program in Baltimore, Maryland. As a long-time proponent of innovative and community-oriented music programs, Andrea is a co-founder of Austin Unconducted, a cooperative orchestra that creates inclusive, immersive, and relevant concert experiences that engage diverse audiences, and she works with various non-profit organizations including MusAid. Andrea holds a Bachelors Degree from Oberlin Conservatory where she studied with Thomas Sperl and a Masters Degree from Yale University where she studied with Don Palma.
For more on Andrea, please visit www.andreabeyerbass.com.
A passionate educator, Andrea is the Classical Double Bass Instructor at Texas State University in San Marcos, teaches privately in Austin, Texas, and is on the faculty of Bass Works, a summer double bass program in Baltimore, Maryland. As a long-time proponent of innovative and community-oriented music programs, Andrea is a co-founder of Austin Unconducted, a cooperative orchestra that creates inclusive, immersive, and relevant concert experiences that engage diverse audiences, and she works with various non-profit organizations including MusAid. Andrea holds a Bachelors Degree from Oberlin Conservatory where she studied with Thomas Sperl and a Masters Degree from Yale University where she studied with Don Palma.
For more on Andrea, please visit www.andreabeyerbass.com.
