ODU Saxophone Studio – Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ODU Saxophone Studio?

The ODU Saxophone Studio at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia is a community of saxophonists studying music performance and music education. Under the guidance of Dr. Adam Muller, students receive personalized instruction, perform in ensembles, and grow as artists, professionals, and human beings.

Who teaches saxophone at Old Dominion University?

The studio is led by Dr. Adam Muller, who provides one-on-one lessons, ensemble coaching, and mentorship.

What performance opportunities are available?

Studio members perform in:

Do I need to audition to join the studio?

Yes. All incoming students must complete an audition for the ODU School of Music. Auditions help place students at the appropriate level and ensure readiness for the program.

What should I prepare for my saxophone audition?

Students will prepare solo literature and scales. Check the ODU School of Music Undergraduate and Graduate Audition Requirements for detailed guidelines.

What degrees are offered for saxophone students?

Students can pursue degrees in:

  • Bachelor of Music in Performance
  • Bachelor of Music in Music Education
  • Bachelor of Arts in Sound Recording Technology
  • Graduate-level study through ODU’s Diehn School of Music
  • Music minor degrees are also available, and very popular amongst ODU students!

Where is Old Dominion University located?

ODU is located in Norfolk, Virginia, in the heart of a vibrant coastal city with a thriving arts and music scene.

Can non-music majors join the studio?

Yes. Non-music majors and music minors may audition to participate in ensembles and take saxophone lessons as electives, depending on availability.

How do I learn more or schedule a visit?

Interested students can schedule a campus visit, sit in on a rehearsal, or meet with Dr. Muller. Contact the ODU School of Music for more details on scheduling and applying!