The following MP3 files contain conversations with Towson University Department of Music faculty:

• James Anthony: music literature. Prof. Anthony speaks about his passion for teaching music literature.
• Marguerite Levin: clarinet and chamber music. Prof. Levin discusses clarinet teaching and what students need to enter the clarinet studio.
• Dave Ballou, jazz and commercial music. Prof. Ballou on what you need to do to become a professional jazz musician.
• Luis Engelke: trumpet and brass methods. Prof. Engelke on what he enjoys about teaching trumpet and his research on Brazilian music.
• Terry B. Ewell: Department Chairperson and bassoon. Prof. Ewell talks about what drew him to Towson University.
• Gene Griswold: Early Music Ensemble, woodwind methods. Prof. Griswold talks about the Early Music Ensemble.
• Michael Jothen: music education. What attracts Prof. Jothen to teaching future teachers.
• Jonathan Leshnoff: music theory. Prof. Leshnoff speaks about the anatomy of music.
• Diane Luchese: music theory. How Prof. Luchese applies music theory to performance.
• Gerald Phillips: voice. Prof. Phillips talks about realizing yourself as an artist and individual.
• Reynaldo Reyes: piano. Prof. Reyes speaks of his love for music.
• Dana Rothlisberger: director of bands. What inspires Prof. Rothlisberger to direct bands.
• Leslie Starr: oboe. Prof. Starr talks about oboe instruction and inspiration.
• Donald Watts: music theory. Prof. Watts discusses music theory and its application to performance.