About Me

Alex Sellers graduated with honors obtaining an associate degree in music from Tulsa Community College in 2021. She is currently working on her bachelor’s degree in music education at Oral Roberts University where she is a cello student of Erica Parker. Alex began playing violin and piano at age 9, and eventually switched her primary instrument to cello in middle school while also learning clarinet throughout high school.

Alex is an instructor at Anthem Road Academy, El Sistema, and Harmony Project in Tulsa, OK. She teaches cello, violin, and piano. Alex is the principal cellist for the Tulsa People's Orchestra and serves as the Chamber Orchestra Coordinator. She is also the principal cellist at Oral Roberts University, and plays cello with the University of Tulsa Symphony Orchestra, the Cello Ladies cello quartet, and the Asbury New Covenant Orchestra where she occasionally conducts the orchestra. Alex frequently appears and volunteers with the Tulsa Honors Orchestra and the Tulsa Community College Orchestra with her cello. She has participated and been accepted into summer music festivals in Mexico, Italy, Colorado, and Oklahoma. She is also a member of Conductors for Change, recently completed a fellowship with Girls Who Conduct, and taught music in San Salvador, El Salvador.

Throughout high school and college, Alex played cello and interned with the Tulsa Youth Symphony and the Jacksonville Youth Symphony. She has also played clarinet and served as drum major for Bixby Bands and Genesis Drum and Bugle Corps. She has performed clarinet in London, England, where she also led the Bixby Band in the New Year’s Day Parade. She has received superior ratings at solo and ensemble with both cello and clarinet, and also made the all-district honor band on clarinet.  

Outside of music, Alex enjoys traveling, hiking, and spending time with her husky, Denali.