University of Nebraska Omaha

• State: Nebraska
• State School (public)
• School Website

Jeremy Baguyos, bass faculty

• Jeremy’s Website

General Statistics

• In-State Tuition & Fees 2016-17: $7,204
• Out-of-State Tuition & Fees 2016-17: $19,124
• Room & Board 2016-17: $8,916
• Total Enrollment: 15,526
• Acceptance Rate (from 2015): 76%
• Student – Faculty Ratio: 17:1
• 4 year graduation rate: 16%
• % of undergrads receiving Financial aid: 44%
• Average Financial Aid: $5,706

Double Bass Statistics

• Studio Class, master classes with faculty and guest faculty

About The Bass Faculty

Jeremy Baguyos is a Professor at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. He also serves as Principal Bass of the Des Moines Metro Opera Summer Music Festival Orchestra. He has held full-time symphony orchestra posts with the Orquesta Filarmonica de GC (SPAIN) and the Shreveport Symphony and has also performed with the double bass sections of the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra, the National Symphony, the Milwaukee Symphony, the Kansas City Symphony, and the Omaha Symphony. He has performed as a soloist with the Heartland Philharmonic, the Columbus Pro Musica Orchestra, the UNO Chamber Orchestra, and the UNO Symphonic Wind Ensemble.  

He has spent his career in restless pursuit of innovation in music, especially where art and information technology intersect. Favorite projects involve improvisations with computers, real-time interactive computer music composition, and multimedia/intermedia. His computer music work has been presented and performed in thirty-one states and eleven countries, highlighted by performances at the ICMA International Computer Music Conference, the Conference for the Society for Electroacoustic Music in the United States (SEAMUS), Electronic Music Midwest, Festival International de Música Electroacústica in Chile, and the Seoul International Computer Music Festival in South Korea. He has published articles in the Computer Music Journal (MIT Press), Journal SEAMUS, the ICMC Proceedings, the SEMPRE Proceedings (University of London), and the College Music Society’s Symposium.  Jeremy Baguyos attended Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, as a student of Bruce Bransby, and had additional studies at the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University.