Bennett Jandreau is a performer and educator based in Omaha, Nebraska. He holds a Bachelor of Music in percussion performance from the University of North Florida and a Master of Music from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. He is a full-time musician, teaching percussion at Millard South High School and piano and drum lessons at Guitar Center in Omaha. He served as a guest lecturer at Peru State College and is a multiple-time semifinalist at the Great Plains International Marimba Competition, placing third in 2017.
Recently, Jandreau performed in a session at the Percussive Arts Society international convention after a brief residency at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville. During this residency, he presided over the studio class and taught lessons.
Bennett Jandreau's Academic Programs
Music Education/Vocal Music Education
A degree in music education from Concordia University, Nebraska prepares you to teach vocal and instrumental music to students K-12 in Lutheran, Christian, private or public schools. Some music teachers instruct students in a certain instrument, while others teach general music classes.
