Dr. Guillem Torró Senent is a Spanish trumpet performer and educator based in Georgia. He holds a Doctor of Musical Arts in Trumpet Performance from The University of Texas at Austin, a Master of Music from Georgia State University, and a Bachelor of Music from the Conservatori Superior de Música Salvador Seguí in Castellón, Spain. His international training has allowed him to study and perform throughout the United States and Europe.
An active soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral performer, Dr. Torró Senent has appeared with a variety of professional ensembles and festivals. His artistic and educational work includes the Brandenburg Project, a series of performances and masterclasses designed to connect students with the trumpet’s solo and orchestral repertoire. His scholarly work has also been published in the International Trumpet Guild Journal. In addition to his work at WPMA, he teaches at Georgia College & State University and serves as a teaching artist with the Atlanta Music Project.
Dr. Torró Senent believes that every student deserves an individualized and encouraging learning environment. His teaching combines strong technical foundations with musical expression, creativity, and healthy performance habits. Lessons are adapted to each student’s experience, interests, and goals, whether they are beginning the trumpet, preparing for an audition, or pursuing advanced study. He expects students to approach lessons with curiosity, consistency, and an openness to trying new ideas, while helping them develop the confidence and independence to become thoughtful, expressive musicians.
