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Travis Wells has a diverse and extensive work experience in the music industry. Travis has held various roles in different organizations over the years.
Travis started their most recent position in 2022 as the Director of Artistic Operations at the Music Academy of the West. Prior to that, they worked as a Production Manager at Camerata Pacifica in early 2022.
In 2021, Travis was employed by Carnegie Hall as the Production Manager for NYO-USA/NYO2.
Travis worked for Pacific Symphony from 2018 to 2020 as the Senior Director of Concert Operations. In this role, they oversaw all concert operations and orchestra services, including tour execution and new venue planning.
From 2006 to 2017, Travis worked in various roles at the Philadelphia Orchestra Association, including Director of Touring & Operations, Operations Manager, Artistic Planning Assistant, and Artistic Department Intern. Travis'sresponsibilities included managing concert operations, production design, logistics, and relationships with external partners.
Travis also has experience from their time as an Orchestra Management Apprentice in 2005 and as an Administration Apprentice in 2004 at Spoleto Festival USA.
Overall, Travis Wells has a strong background in concert operations, production management, and artistic planning within the music industry.
Travis Wells attended Temple University from 2003 to 2007, where they obtained a Bachelor of Music degree in Tuba Performance. In 2007, they also completed a program called "Essentials of Orchestra Management" at the League of American Orchestras.
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Music Academy is a performance-based training center and incubator that empowers musicians to positively impact society. The Music Academy welcomes everyone from across all generations, cultures, and backgrounds to experience the transformative power of music. Based in Santa Barbara, California, the Academy presents the preeminent full-scholarship Summer School and Festival for classically trained fellows ages 18 to 34. They study and perform with more than 50 exceptional faculty and teaching artists, while forging close connections with the community. The Music Academy’s commitment to long-term collaborations and exchanges with leading orchestras and opera companies results in unparalleled mentorship and career-advancing prospects. The Innovation Institute spearheads entrepreneurial training and ventures through seminars, residencies, and the Alumni Enterprise Awards, substantial grants given annually for a wide range of creative projects. Launched in 2018, Sing!, a free, after-school choral program for local elementary students inspires personal growth and expression. For more information, visit musicacademy.org.