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Valerie Roth
Roubos earned degrees in music theory, composition, and flute
performance from the University of Wyoming.
Ms. Roubos
maintains a studio in her home in Spokane, Washington where she
teaches flute, piano, and composition. She is active as a performer,
adjudicator, lecturer, and accompanist. She has lectured on various
topics and taught master classes at the Washington State Music
Teachers Conference, Holy Names Music Camp, and the Spokane and
Tri-Cities chapters of WSMTA. Ms. Roubos has played an active role in
the Spokane Music Teachers Association and the Washington State Music
Teachers Association.
In 2001, the South
Dakota Music Teachers Association selected her as Composer of the
Year and with the MTNA commissioned her to write an An American
Portrait: Scenes from the Great Plains published by The FJH Music
Company, Inc.
Ms. Roubos was
chosen to be the 2004 – 2005 Composer in Residence at Washington
State University. The Washington State Music Teachers Association
selected her as the 2006 Composer of the Year.
Ms. Roubos’
teaching philosophy and compositions reflect her belief that all
students, from elementary to advanced, are capable of musical playing
that incorporates sensitivity and expression. Her compositions
represent a variety of musical styles, including sacred, choral, and
educational piano works. |
