Teacher Profile: Hunter Pomeroy

About Hunter Pomeroy

Hunter G. V. Pomeroy is a versatile musician and educator specializing in French Horn, Violin, Piano, and Trumpet. Based in Orlando, FL, he holds a Bachelor of Music in Performance with a concentration in Composition from the University of South Florida, where he studied under Paul Reller and Benjamin D. Whiting. A passionate advocate for music education, Pomeroy brings his diverse musical background and enthusiasm for performance and teaching into every lesson.

As a performer, Pomeroy showcases his skills in solo and ensemble settings. His performance experience includes both classical repertoire and contemporary works, including premieres of his compositions at notable events like the 2024 Texas New Music Festival. Whether performing as a soloist or within a larger ensemble, Pomeroy is committed to delivering expressive and impactful performances.

Pomeroy offers instruction on French Horn, Violin, Piano, and Trumpet. He applies his performance expertise to provide insightful guidance and foster a strong technical foundation. His lessons prioritize adaptability and focus on meeting the unique needs of each student.

Pomeroy’s teaching philosophy emphasizes the transformative power of music education. He believes in nurturing creativity, confidence, and curiosity in his students, providing them with tools to explore their musical voices and connect deeply with their craft. By integrating technical skill, theoretical knowledge, and interpretative artistry, he aims to inspire a lifelong love of music and personal growth through the learning process.