Abraham Cosse is a dedicated music educator and accomplished musician, currently serving as a Band Director and Low Brass Private Lessons Instructor. With a rich background in both classical and jazz music, Abraham brings a wealth of experience to his role, having performed across various...
Abraham Cosse is a dedicated music educator and accomplished musician, currently serving as a Band Director and Low Brass Private Lessons Instructor. With a rich background in both classical and jazz music, Abraham brings a wealth of experience to his role, having performed across various states and countries. His passion for music education is evident in his commitment to nurturing young talent, as demonstrated by his success in sending first chair students to UIL Solo/Ensemble and State competitions during his tenure at Hitchcock ISD.
Abraham's innovative approach to music education has led him to create dynamic Brass, Woodwind, and Percussion Ensembles, fostering a collaborative environment where students can thrive. One of his notable achievements includes establishing the school's first Jazz Band, which has become a cornerstone of the music program, allowing students to explore improvisation and ensemble playing in a supportive setting. His dedication to excellence is further highlighted by earning straight 1’s at the Concert/Sight-reading competition in New Braunfels, Texas, showcasing the high standards he sets for his students.
In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Abraham actively engages in professional performance, balancing his role as an educator with his passion for music. His expertise in trombone and jazz, coupled with strong skills in classroom management and teacher training, positions him as a versatile leader in music education. Abraham's contributions to the field extend beyond the classroom, as he continues to inspire the next generation of musicians while maintaining his own artistic pursuits. For a glimpse into his musical journey, one can search "Abraham Cosse jazz" to explore some of his past recordings, reflecting his enduring commitment to the art of music.
