Madeline Johnson
Madeline Johnson
- Professor, Dept Chair
- Phone: 435 283-7470
- Office: Eccles Center for the Performing Arts Building, ECCLES-M102
- E-mail: ude.wons@nosnhoj.eniledam
Courses Taught Fall 2024
- MUSC 1110 Music Theory I
- MUSC 2626 Private Woodwind II
- MUSC 1626 Private Woodwinds I
- MUSC 3626 Private Woodwinds III
- MUSC 4626 Private Woodwinds IV
- MUSC 4905 Senior Recital
- MUSC 3206 Woodwind Chamber III
- MUSC 2206 Woodwind Chamber Music II
- MUSC 4206 Woodwind Chamber Music IV
- MUSC 1206 Woodwind Chamber, First Year
- MUSC 1760 Woodwind Methods & Pedagogy II
Courses Taught Spring 2025
- MUSC 1110 Music Theory I
- MUSC 1120 Music Theory II
- MUSC 2626 Private Woodwind II
- MUSC 1626 Private Woodwinds I
- MUSC 3626 Private Woodwinds III
- MUSC 4626 Private Woodwinds IV
- MUSC 4905 Senior Recital
- MUSC 3206 Woodwind Chamber III
- MUSC 2206 Woodwind Chamber Music II
- MUSC 4206 Woodwind Chamber Music IV
- MUSC 1206 Woodwind Chamber, First Year
Woodwinds/Theory
Madeline LeBaron Johnson teaches clarinet and music theory at Snow College where she is music facilities coordinator and assistant professor of music. She recently completed her DMA at the University of North Texas. She also holds the Master of Music from Arizona State and Bachelor of Music from Brigham Young University. Her principal teachers are James Gillespie, Robert Spring, and David Randall. Dr. Johnson has held prior teaching positions at Utah Valley State College and Brigham Young University. She performed at ClarinetFest 2003 in Salt Lake City. Her article on British clarinetist Nicholas Bucknall was published in The Clarinet in June 2001. Dr. Johnson has appeared as soloist with orchestras and bands in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K. She currently performs as a member of the Orchestra at Temple Square in Salt Lake City and gives frequent masterclasses and recitals.