Jessica Voigt-Page
"You wouldn't believe how Texan sax players struggle with sticky C#. Key Leaves prevent sticky sax pad problems!” - Jessica Voigt-Page
President of North American Saxophone Alliance, Saxophone Academy Austin, Baylor University, Longhorn Music Camps
As a multi-dimensional talent, and multi-passionate artist, Australian-born Jessica Voigt-Page balances a varied career as a classical saxophonist, educator, professor, businesswoman, chamber musician, blogger, speaker, career coach, advocate and entrepreneur.
After graduating from The University of Iowa in 2013, Jessica relocated to Austin, Texas where she quickly gained recognition in the local scene as a talented performer, established Saxophone Academy Austin and joined the faculty at Baylor University as Adjunct Instructor of Saxophone. She is also employed at The University of Texas at Austin as Liaison in Entrepreneurship in the College of Fine Arts and the Administrative Associate for the Longhorn Music Camps in the Butler School of Music.
Jessica founded the Abundant Musician Project in 2015 to guide young musicians through the process of engineering their careers in the arts, and has presented lectures on Music Entrepreneurship and career development at various Universities and conferences around the US. Jessica initiated the Compass Labs Series at Baylor University's School of Music to help guide and inspire students to design their futures, and works with students individually to help prepare job application materials and digital presence.