Newly Found Gems and The McCollWin Trio



The McCollWin Trio was formed in 2005 after Amy Collins, oboe, became a member of the artist 

faculty of The University of South Florida. Ms. Collins is the Executive Director and principal oboist 

with The Florida Wind Band, principal oboist with The Opera Tampa Orchestra and also owns and 

operates Stellar Oboe Products.  Kim McCormick, flute, is on the artist faculty of the University of 

South Florida, a member of  the Florida Wind Band and the McCormick Duo for flute and percussion. 

She holds a Doctorate in flute from the University of North Texas and is a Yamaha International 

Performing Artist.  Robert Winslow, piano, is on the faculty of Hillsborough Community College in 

Tampa, Florida, where he teaches Theory, Intro to Music, Intro to MIDI, private lessons and also 

writes for and directs the Jazz Band. The members have extensive national and international solo 

and chamber music experience which allows the trio to perform a wide range of music.



The McCollWin Trio is continually researching and finding new music.   Some is quite old and 

recently found, while some is "hot off the press".   Newly found Gems include composers;  Ethel 

Smyth, Phillippe Gattermann, William Grant Still, and Ignace Moscheles.