Euphonium · Tuba · Trombone · Lawrence, Kansas
Jack Stutler
Music is best made together.
Euphonium player, low brass composer, and music education student at KU — teaching lessons around Lawrence and online.
About
Lawrence,
through and through.
I grew up in Lawrence, Kansas — surrounded by KU's amazing band energy on one side and a family of genuinely excellent musicians on the other. That combination is most of why I became one myself.
Today, I'm a senior music education major at the University of Kansas, currently studying under Dr. David Earll and previously under Scott Watson. Euphonium is my main instrument, but I am proficient in tuba and trombone as well. I also teach at Lawrence Montessori School, working with kids ages 2-4. Outside the classroom, I write and arrange music for low brass — there's no better feeling than bringing out new colors and textures in instruments that are often overlooked.
Lessons
Let's make something beautiful.
A lesson with me isn't a lecture — it's a collaboration. We work side by side to find the most musical, most effective version of whatever you're playing, whether that's an etude, an audition excerpt, or something you wrote yourself. My goal every session is the same: leave with music that's better than when we started.
In person
I teach in Lawrence and around northeast Kansas. If you're nearby, we'll find a spot — and a schedule — that works for you.
Online
Lessons over video call, available wherever you are. Same collaborative approach, just through a screen.
Music
Hear it, then play it.
Watch me play
I post videos of myself playing on Instagram — that's the best place to hear the music I make. Tap any post below to watch it on Instagram.
Free sheet music
I write and arrange original music for low brass, and I keep a free library of it here — with one string attached, take whatever you like, but make sure to send me a video of you playing it!
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Say hello.
Whether you want to set up a lesson, ask about availability, or just talk shop — send an email!