Sarah Miller
Office: Kimbrough 156
School of Music
Washington State University
PO Box 645300
Pullman, WA 99164-5300
Phone: (509) 335-5878
Email: s.miller@wsu.edu
Associate Professor of Music, Career Track, Associate Director of Athletic Bands, Trombone Professor
Dr. Sarah Miller is the Associate Director of Athletic Bands and Associate Professor of Trombone (Career Track) at Washington State University. In this capacity, she assists with all aspects of the athletic band program and teaches private trombone lessons, as well as performs in the Faculty Brass Quintet.
Sarah currently performs across the Palouse as the principal trombonist in the Washington-Idaho Symphony and as a member of the Palouse Brass Company. As a passionate chamber musician, she performs with the Crimson Brass Trio and the In Motus Tuba Quartet. In 2019, she was an invited performer and clinician at the International Women’s Brass Conference and has performed and presented at numerous International Tuba and Euphonium Conferences as well as College Music Society Conferences.
Sarah earned the degree of Doctor of Musical Arts in Low Brass Performance from the University of Kansas where she studied with Scott Watson and Dr. Michael Davidson. While at KU, she assisted with the Marching Jayhawks and directed the KU Women’s Basketball and Volleyball Pep Bands. She received a Master of Music Degree in Euphonium Performance from the University of Arkansas where she studied with Dr. Benjamin Pierce and Gerald Sloan, as well as a Bachelor of Music Degree in Music Education from the University of Georgia, studying with David Zerkel.