He has appeared with the SLSO as a soloist on several occasions, playing Schumann's Concertstück for Four Horns and Orchestra and the Vivaldi Double Concerto with Chris Dwyer under Nicholas McGegan.
He was assistant Professor of Horn at the University of Illinois, taught several times at Indiana University, and has held adjunct positions at Saint Louis University, the University of Hawaii and at Virginia Commonwealth University.Īs a soloist, Jöstlein won first prize in the professional division of the American Horn Competition (2003), and the grand prize at the Hugo Kauder Music Competition at Yale University (2005), earning a recital at Merkin Concert Hall in NYC. Jöstlein loves spreading the lessons of his mentors: Arnold Jacobs, Roger Rocco, and William VerMeulen. He has also held positions with the Honolulu, Omaha, Richmond, and Kansas City Symphony Orchestras, and performed in the Napa Valley, Classical Tahoe, Britt, and Eastern Music Festivals, among others. In 2019, Thomas toured China, Taiwan, and Japan with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra and pianist Nobu Tsujii, recording the Ravel G-Major and Beethoven second concerti.
Applying his innovative “singing success mechanism,” several of his students have played in All-state orchestras and have won solo competitions.Īs a performer, Thomas has been the New York Philharmonic's assistant Principal Horn under Lorin Maazel, playing three major tours, including the historic live broadcast from North Korea (2008). Louis Symphony Orchestra since 2010, is passionate about helping students achieve success. Thomas Jöstlein, associate Principal Horn of the St. Overture from Il Barbiere di Siviglia (1816) by Gioachino Rossini (1792 - 1868)
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