Morgan Wynn is a trombonist and educator based in Pittsburgh. She is a member of The Brass Roots and Dirty ‘Burgh Brass Band, and has performed with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Pittsburgh Opera, River City Brass Band, Chamber Orchestra of Pittsburgh, Resonance Works, City Music Cleveland, NAT28, and Incidental Chamber Players. Her versatility as a multi-genre freelancer has allowed her to perform alongside artists including Andrea Bocelli, Terence Blanchard and The E-Collective, and Peter Cetera.
A passionate educator and clinician, Wynn has worked with students of all ages. She teaches K-12 trombonists at the River City Brass School of Brass, and has presented clinics at West Virginia University, the Virtual Trombone Workshop, and the Key of She Brass Workshop. Other recent engagements include work with the Three Rivers Young Peoples Orchestras, Youth Chamber Connection, and YMCA Lighthouse. Wynn’s favorite part of teaching is introducing students to new genres and encouraging a holistic and balanced approach to musicianship. She enjoys working with a diverse studio of private students in-person and online, and her students have successfully auditioned for PMEA festivals, summer music festivals, school ensembles, and pre-college programs.
Wynn was a winner of the Dana Young Artist Competition and a finalist in the IWBC Ginger Turner Ensemble Competition.
Wynn earned a Master of Music and an Advanced Music Studies certificate from Carnegie Mellon University, and a Bachelor of Music Education from Youngstown State University, where she received the Dean’s Award and the University Scholars award. Her teachers include Rebecca Cherian, Peter Sullivan, Dr. Michael Crist, John Olsson, and Chris Ceratti.
