Pamela Epple studied oboe with Ronald Roseman at the Juilliard School where she received both B.M. and M.M. degrees. Her other teachers include David Abosch, Ray Still, Richard Killmer and Elaine Douvas. In New York, Ms. Epple was a member of the American Composer’s Orchestra, Stamford Symphony, Paul Taylor Dance Co. Orchestra, Musica Sacra, P.D.Q. Bach, and toured the Far East with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra. Festivals include Aspen, Monadnock, Angel Fire (N.M.), Ouray (CO), Moab (UT), and Yale-in-Norfolk. Ms. Epple was a founding member of the Aspen Woodwind Quintet and the New York chamber music group Tafelmusik.     Currently residing in Santa Fe, NM, Ms. Epple is the English Hornist with the Santa Fe Symphony, Principal Oboe of the San Juan Symphony (Durango, CO), Serenata of Santa Fe, The Noisy Chamber Orchestra, Desert Chorale, The Taos Chamber Music Group, Sangre de Christo Chorale, and has played Solo English Horn with the Santa Fe Opera for four seasons. As a mother of a young violinist, Pamela maintains an active interest in string teaching techniques, as well as involvement with her own fledgling class of oboe students. In the summer, Ms. Epple is a guest faculty member at the Apple Hill Center for Chamber Music in East Sullivan, New Hampshire.