Morgen Low is the new Core Trumpet of internationally-renowned brass quintet Seraph Brass. The group performs over 50 concerts a year throughout the United States and abroad, and provides educational outreach with a mission to highlight performers and composers of marginalized identities. She begins this position after serving as acting Co-Principal Trumpet of the Sarasota Orchestra for the 2024-2025 season. 

Outside of the touring season, Morgen has spent summers performing as Co-Principal Trumpet of the Cabrillo Festival Orchestra, acting Principal Trumpet of the Britt Festival Orchestra, and as a fellow of the Tanglewood Music Center, where her playing was lauded as “an unforgettable display of relaxed timing and dazzling technical mastery”  by the Berkshire Edge. She has made guest appearances with orchestras such as the Indianapolis Symphony, Naples Philharmonic, Charleston Symphony, and the Louisville Orchestra among others. As someone who loves playing in a variety of styles, Morgen is equally at home in the musical theater pit and has enjoyed being a part of numerous productions in the Chicago area. Highlights of these include The Little Mermaid, Guys and Dolls, Kiss me Kate, and Annie. In the Fall of 2022 she competed in and was named the first prize winner of the Next Generation Trumpet Competition during which she had to perform a set of newly commissioned etudes utilizing extended techniques on the instrument. 

As a coach, she has worked with students at NYO2, Interlochen Arts Camp, and Oberlin Conservatory as well as maintaining her own private lesson studio. Her own studies were completed at Oberlin College & Conservatory and Northwestern University Bienen School of Music. She is also an alumna of the New World Symphony orchestral fellowship program where she performed under the batons of artistic directors Michael Tilson Thomas and Stéphane Denève. When she is not on stage, she can be seen working on instruments at Dana Hofer Brass Repair.