Currently, Bryan teaches private trumpet lessons
for Beechwood High School in Northern
Kentucky, Grant County Middle School,Grant
County High School, Scott High School,
Woodlands Middle School, Ryle High
School, Gray Middle and Lakota East High
School in Hamilton, Ohio. He serves as trumpet
and visual specialist for several HS marching
bands including North Harrison High School,
Ramsey, In, and Grant County High School,
Dry Ridge, Ky.
Bryan was the teacher of applied trumpet at
CCM while Alan Siebert was on sabatical in the
spring of 2006. Please feel free to visit the CCM
trumpet website for further questions about
opportunities at CCM.
If you would like more information on private
trumpet lessons with Bryan Crisp, please contact
him through this website.
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Bryan is the instructor of trumpet at The
College of Mt. St. Joseph.
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and audio of the selected school
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Ohio Students 4 week
Kentucky Students 5 week
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CONGRATULATIONS TO:
Seth Burkardt Beechwood HS
Trevor Webb Beechwood HS
Caitlin Sullivan Beechwood HS
ALL MADE IT TO THE 2nd ROUND
ALL-STATE AUDITIONS on DEC. 12, 2009
Congratulations to Seth Burkhardt and
Trevor Webb for being selected to the 2010
All-State Band.
Bryan is the Professor of Trumpet at
Wittenberg University in Springfield,
Ohio. Click below for details on
Wittenberg University.
CONGRATULATIONS TO:
Seth Burkhardt
Avery Williams
Hitomi Nakashima
John Leavens
Justin Smith
Cassidy Mullins
Trevor Webb
Caitlin Sullivan
Alex DeVore
Bailey Tuterow
Jacob Kinman
All were selected as members of the 2010
Northern Ky Select Band. Congratulations.
Several students each year go to school to
major in music. Bryan has former students
in the following Universities:
Indiana University
University of Kentucky
University of Dayton
Western Kentucky University
Eastern Kentucky University
University of Louisville
University of Michigan