UT San Antonio Double Reeds

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Welcome to The University of Texas at San Antonio Double Reeds page.

08/08/2026

Bassoonists and contrabassoonists! All TMEA and ATSSB All-State performance AND teaching videos are available through Dr. Wildey’s YouTube! If you need a little help understanding how to work through the technique or just need to hear the etudes a few times to know how they should to, we’ve got you covered. Click the YouTube link in the bio, and best of luck preparing your etudes!

08/05/2026

They’re finally here! Performance videos for the 2026-2027 TMEA All-State etudes for bassoon are available on Dr. Wildey’s YouTube channel, which you can access by clicking the link in our bio.

If you are looking for teaching videos - hang tight! Those will be coming in the next few days.

07/14/2026

Attention high schoolers! Dr. Wildey has All-State videos for ATSSB bassoon and TMEA contrabassoon on her YouTube, both teaching and performing, to help you get a jump start on your etudes! Click the link in our bio to start prepping to play your best.

TMEA bassoon besties - we didn’t forget you! Your etudes will be coming early August.

Photos from UT San Antonio Double Reeds's post 07/11/2026

We did the thing!!!

Today we presented Extant Flight by at the Conference in Oxford, Ohio!! The importance and meaning behind a flexible instrumentation double reed quartet got our audience really excited and showed that while flextet writing is a challenge, it has so many benefits, not just with simply performing music but from a pedagogical perspective as well.

Thank you again, SO MUCH, to all of our generous donors who helped us get to Ohio for this once in a lifetime experience - we appreciate you more than words can say. 🫶🏼

And if you’re interested in this flextet and all its possibilities, you can head to Martin’s socials and still be part of the consortium with exclusivity rights through mid 2027!

07/10/2026

Our last rehearsal before our WORLD PREMIERE of Extant Flight by here at at

Come hear us at 10:10am tomorrow, Saturday 7/11 in CPA 101!

07/09/2026

We’re at and overwhelmed in the best way possible by the incredible performances, masterclasses, our own rehearsals, and seeing all the amazing things the vendors have to share.

This amazing opportunity for the double reed students at wouldn’t have been possible without our amazing donors who helped us raise 3k!!! One of those generous donors is Ariel Detwiler of who is here selling high quality bassoon cane, reeds, and other bassoon products.

Thank you so much, Ariel, for helping us reach our fundraising goal and helping our double reed students have a once in a lifetime opportunity to attend and perform at an International Double Reed Society Conference!

06/28/2026

Thanks to our amazing donors, our fundraiser was able to bring in $3,000! We are beyond grateful for your assistance and support to help our double reed students get to the conference in just over a week where the will be giving the world premiere of Extant Flight by - a flextet (flexible instrumentation quartet) written just for them!

By helping remove financial barriers for our students, they can now focus on what they do best - playing beautifully and showcasing all the incredible talent coming out of

Again, thank you to all our donors, and birds up! We can’t wait to take Ohio by storm!

06/19/2026

Update: we hit our challenge for the $100 bonus! Can you help us go even further?

This is it - today is our last day of fundraising for our trip to the conference in Oxford, Ohio. We are so excited about our five-day conference where we will give the world premiere of a work written just for us, but we still have a a gap in the money we need to raise.

Our bassoon professor, Dr. Wildey, has offered a challenge! If we can get 5 donations of $20 or more before 5pm today, she’ll donate an additional $100!

Will you step up to the challenge and help us get to the International Double Reed Society Conference next month? Donation link is in our comments!

06/18/2026

Rounding out our quartet of students who will be giving the world premiere of Extant Flight by at the conference in Oxford, Ohio is senior music education horn major, Francis Maille! Yes, you read that right, Francis plays the horn but has been studying the bassoon as a secondary instrument for two years now.

As Francis tells you what this experience will mean to him, please consider donating to our hard working double reed students to help support their travel, lodging, food, and conference and registration fees for this five-day event. Even a $5 donation can go a long way - the link for our fundraiser is in the comments.

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Department Of Music, University Of Texas At San Antonio, 1 UTSA Circle
San Antonio, TX
78249