Dr. Hilary
Hobbs

Dr. Hilary Hobbs
(She/Her) Highly driven and dedicated oboist and teacher seeking the opportunity to train the next generation of musicians and perform within the community in order to positively impact the lives of others. Extensive training in reed making and in orchestral, chamber and solo performance. Strong interest in music by living and underrepresented composers.
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Dr. Hilary Hobbs

Dr. Hilary Hobbs currently teaches at Kenyon College as the Adjunct Instructor of Double Reeds. She served as Principal Oboe of the Northwest Indiana Symphony Orchestra for the 2023-2024 season. She earned her Doctor of Musical Arts (2023) degree from Rutgers University studying under Andrew Adelson, and both her Master (2019) and Bachelor of Music (2017) degrees from The Ohio State University studying under Robert Sorton. 

Dr. Hobbs has performed at the following music festivals: Los Angeles Film Conducting Studio Intensive, Lake George Music Festival, Festival Napa Valley, the Akropolis Chamber Music Institute, Atlantic Music Festival, Hidden Valley Music Seminar, Fresh Inc. Festival, Rocky Ridge Young Artist Seminar, and the International Music Mastercourses Festival. She served as Principal Oboe (2022-2023) and Second Oboe/English Horn (2021-2022) in the Brook Orchestra in Bound Brook, NJ. She has performed with the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, Huntington Symphony Orchestra, Westerville Symphony, Central Ohio Symphony, South Orange Symphony, Monmouth Symphony, Worthington Chamber Orchestra and the Knox County Symphony. She maintains her own reed making business and private lessons studio in Grove City, OH.

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Principal Oboe

2023 - 2024

Principal Oboe

2022 - 2023

2nd Oboe/English Horn

2021 - 2022

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