Dr. Evan Feldman Tickets

Dr. Evan Feldman is a distinguished conductor, educator, and author, serving as Director of Wind Studies and Professor of Music at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He leads the UNC Wind Ensemble and the Triangle Wind Ensemble, bringing a dynamic blend of classical and pops programming to audiences in the Triangle and beyond. With a robust career covering university leadership, guest conducting, and music education publishing, Feldman is a trusted name for orchestral and wind ensemble audiences.

Born from a deep commitment to music education and performance, Feldman’s work spans universities, symphonies, and public concerts. He maintains an active schedule of conducting, teaching, and creating accessible resources for conductors and students worldwide.

Below you’ll find a detailed biography, highlights from his discography, and the latest on his upcoming tour and concert activities with the Triangle Wind Ensemble and associated ensembles in North Carolina.

As a leading educator, Feldman’s influence extends beyond the podium. He authored Educational Music Education Research and served as the author of the first MOOC on conducting and rehearsal technique, with Coursera enrollment surpassing 30,000. His publications include instrumental arrangements and editions with Tierolff Muziekcentrale, and his scholarly work is grounded in a broad educational background (DMA in Conducting from Eastman, MA from Ithaca College, BA from Duke University). Follow his ongoing projects and concert appearances through official channels and Triangle Wind Ensemble programs.

For updates on performances and activities, secure your seats early for Triangle Wind Ensemble concerts across the Triangle region. We’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss ticket options and reliable, insider access to upcoming events.

Location-wise, Feldman’s activities center in the Triangle region of North Carolina, with performances at Duke University’s Baldwin Auditorium and Cary Arts Center, as well as the Koka Booth Amphitheatre in the Raleigh area. Expect thoughtful programs, engaging education outreach, and collaborations with student and professional ensembles.