Dr. Daniel Hunter-Holly
Dr. Daniel Hunter-Holly
Assistant Professor
Department of Music
Degrees:
DMA Ohio State University
MM University of North Carolina at Greensboro
BM University of California, Santa Barbara
CV/VITAE: Hunter-Holly Vitae
Classes Taught:
Applied Voice
Vocal Pedagogy
Vocal Literature
Diction
Graduate Courses in Vocal and Choral Literature
University Singers
Ear-Training and Sight-Singing
Music Theory
Joined UTB/TSC:
2008
Area of specialty and responsibility:
Dr. Daniel Hunter-Holly serves as the Director of Vocal Studies at UTB-TSC. He holds a D.M.A. in Vocal Performance from The Ohio State University, an M.M. from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and a B.M. from the University of California, Santa Barbara. He is an active recitalist, specializing in American art song and French mélodie.
His past teachers include Elizabeth Mosher, Dr. Robin Rice, and Dr. Robert Wells; additionally, he has pursued vocal studies with Trish McCaffrey and Fred Carama. As a participant at Songfest, Dr. Hunter-Holly worked with master teachers Martin Katz, Graham Johnson, Alan Smith, and Craig Smith; additional master-classes included instruction with Arlene Shrut, Angelina Réaux, and Tom Jabor.
His research interests include the intersection of music theory and performance practice, and applying historical vocal pedagogy techniques in the modern day studio.
Dr. Hunter-Holly currently teaches applied voice, vocal pedagogy, and vocal literature. As a member of the graduate music faculty, he also teaches all graduate-level vocal studies and vocal literature courses.
Previous Experience:
Ohio State University