Prior to PHHS, Chris taught at Highland High School.  At Highland, he co-taught up to three levels of concert bands (Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, and Concert Band) and also taught up to three levels of jazz bands (Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Lab Band, and Blues Band).  He also taught a percussion class and Bagpipes for a year.  The Highland Jazz Ensemble was selected to perform at the 2006 IMEA Convention.  He co-taught the marching band focusing on the visual program.  The marching band was successful in ISSMA field shows (placing 5th in Class B State Finals) and the Indiana State Fair Band day earning 1st place in 2005.  Since Christopher was at Highland, the marching band has performed in the Walt Disney World and Disneyland parades, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, the Indianapolis 500 Parade, and the Hollywood Christmas Parade in 2006.


             In 2006, he began the Madison County Jazz Festival for bands in the area.  He brought in outstanding clinicians and guest artists, which is helping the festival grow each year.  Guest artists have included Mark Buselli, Brent Wallarab, Jeff Coffin, and Tom Garling.


             Christopher graduated from Ball State University cum laude in 2000 and Madison Heights High School in 1996.  At Madison Heights, he was drum major for 2 years and received the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award for two years and the John Philip Sousa Band Award one year.  While at Ball State, he held leadership positions in the collegiate Music Educators' National Association chapter and the marching band, including drum major.  Christopher was a member of the wind ensemble, symphonic band, first and second jazz bands, pep band, and brass quintets. He spent seven years teaching marching bands, concert bands, and jazz bands at Anderson, Delta, Yorktown, and Greenfield-Central High Schools.  He student taught at Carmel High School and also served on their marching band staff.

             Christopher is very involved in being an adult volunteer for Boy Scouts.  He is currently a District Commissioner, Order of the Arrow Section C-2C Adviser, and on the council youth leadership program, "White Stag," staff.  He is a member of his church's choirs at First United Methodist.  He resides in Anderson.

Adam Brosman is currently the Percussion Director for both Pendleton Heights High School and Middle School.  At PHHS he teaches all percussion classes, which includes concert percussion ensemble, drumline, front ensemble, and indoor percussion.  At PHMS he teaches all beginning and intermediate level percussion classes and ensembles.

Prior to Pendleton Heights Adam completed his Masters Degree in Music Performance at the University of New Mexico in 2007.  During his degree program he studied under Scott Ney and received two Graduate Assistantships.  Teaching duties included the UNM Percussion Ensemble, UNM Spirit Marching Band Drumline, percussion methods class, as well as private lessons for music majors and minors.  In New Mexico Adam performed with the Santa Fe Symphony, UNM Wind Symphony, UNM Percussion Ensemble, and UNM Marimba Band.  While pursuing his graduate degree he worked as a percussion instructor at Rio Rancho High School and Cibola High School both in the Albuquerque area.

Mr. Brosman completed his Bachelors Degree in Music Performance from Butler University in 2005.  While working on his undergraduate degree he performed with the Butler Percussion Ensemble, Butler Symphony Orchestra, Butler Steel Drum Ensemble, Butler University Marching Band, as well as various orchestras around the Indianapolis area.  Adam also won the Butler Concerto Competition, which allowed him to perform the Rosauro Marimba Concerto No. 1 with the Butler Symphony Orchestra.  Following his graduation from Huntington North High School in 2001 he taught percussion at a variety of Indiana schools including Scottsburg High School, Indian Creek High School, and Huntington North High School.

Adam currently resides in Indianapolis with his fiancé Lisa and their dog Quincy.  Lisa and Adam are planning their wedding for the fall of 2010.