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Curriculum Vitae David Okerlund Curriculum Vitae David Okerlund November 05, 2017 General Information University address: Voice Department College of Music Kuersteiner Music Building 316C Florida State University Tallahassee, Florida 32306-1180 Phone: 850/645-6821 E-mail address: [email protected] Professional Preparation 1993 Master of Music, University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music. Major: Performance. Voice. Supervisor: Inci Bashar. 1990 Bachelor of Music, University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music. Major: Composition. Instrumental and Electronic. Supervisor: Jim Mobberly. Nondegree Education and Training 1995–1997 Adler Fellowship, San Francisco Opera Association. 1993–1994 Young Artist Program, Merola Opera Program, San Francisco Opera Center. 1991–1993 Apprentice Artist: Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Mid-America Apprentice Program. 1991–1992 Apprentice Artist: Des Moines Metro Opera Apprentice Program. Professional Experience 2007–present Assistant Professor, College of Music, Florida State University. Studio teaching duties include: One-to-one lessons for graduate and undergraduate students, supervising recitals and documents written by graduate students. Supervise three graduate teaching assistants. Hold bi-weekly studio classes. Vita for David Okerlund 1988–present Professional Opera Singer, for several national and international opera companies. Performer of opera, oratorio and recitals with opera companies and orchestras in Europe, Canada, The United States and Japan. 2009–2012 Faculty/Presenter, The Voice Foundation Annual Symposium Sponsored by the Jefferson Medical College. Teaching workshop: Incorporating technology into the voice studio. Utilizing various spectral analysis software and how it can be used to address and teach register transitions. 2010 Faculty/Presenter, Physiology and Acoustics of Singing Conference in Stockholm, Sweden. Presentation: The Effects of Training on The Primo Passaggio of the Female Singing Voice. 2010 Master Teacher/Faculty, Opera Center, Merola Opera Program, San Francisco Opera. Teaching duties include: Individual lessons given to more than 20 elite young artists, numerous master classes, and individual coachings on dramatic interpretation. Classes presented on role preparation, spectral analysis of the professional voice, and audition skills. 2003–2007 Artist/Lecturer in Voice, Carnegie Mellon University. Teaching duties included: Teaching Applied Voice, presenting master classes on dramatic interpretation, audition techniques, and career advancement. 2003–2007 Assistant Professor of Voice, Bowling Green State University. Studio teaching duties included: Teaching Applied Voice, undergraduate Italian-English Diction, and Introduction to Opera. 1990–1993 Adjunct Instructor of Voice, Cello, Music Theory and Composition, Longview Community College. Teaching duties included: Teaching Applied Lessons in voice and cello, beginning music theory classes and music composition. Coordinated recruitment, developed curricula, served as liaison between department of music and the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music. 1989–1993 Adjunct Instructor of Voice, Cello and Music Theory, University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music. Teaching duties included: Teaching Applied Lessons in voice and cello, beginning music theory classes for the Continuing Education Department in preparation for acceptance into undergraduate and graduate degree programs at the Conservatory of Music and other institutions. 1988–1991 Administrator and Soloist, Kansas City Lyric Opera Express. Duties included: Performed several children's operas for the greater Kansas City Metropolitan area. Coordinated more than 200 performances annually. Assisted in set design and construction. Page 2 Vita for David Okerlund Honors, Awards, and Prizes 3rd Place, Belvedere International Voice Competition (1996). Finalist, Richard Tucker Competition (1996). Schwabacher Award, San Francisco Opera Center (1993). ($5,000). Shoshanna Foundation Award, San Francisco Opera Center (1993). ($2,500). 1st Place, Metropolitan Opera National Council District Auditions (1990). 2nd Place, Metropolitan Opera National Council Regional Auditions (1990). Current Membership in Professional Organizations American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA) National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) Phi Kappa Lambda, National Music Honor Society Teaching Courses Taught Advanced Vocal Pedagogy (MUS5939) Applied Music Major, Voice (MVV5451) Applied Music Major, Voice (MVV2421) Applied Music Major--Voice (MVV3431) Applied Music Principal, Voice (MVV1311) Applied Music Principal, Voice (MVV3331) Applied Music Secondary, Voice (MVV3231) Applied Music Secondary, Voice (MVV6261) Applied Music Secondary, Voice (MVV1211) Class Voice (MVV5151) Doctoral Recital: Studio Recital/Lecture (MVV6987) Doctoral Vocal Pedagogy I (MVV6661) Junior Recital (MVV3970) Master's Recital (Voice) (MVV5977) Master's Voice Recital Coaching (MVV5976) Modified Credit, All Instruments (MVO5250) Senior Project/Thesis/Recital (MUS4970) Applied Music Major, Voice (MVV6461) Applied Music Principal, Voice (MVV2321) Applied Music Principal, Voice (MVV4341) Doctoral Recital: Public Recital (MVV6986) Seminar in Vocal Pedagogy (MVV5651) Seminar in Vocal Pedagogy (MVV5651) TREATISE HOURS (MUS6907) Page 3 Vita for David Okerlund Applied Music Principal, Modified Credit, All Instruments (MVO3330) Modified Credit, All Instruments (MVO5350) VOCAL DICTION CHORAL MUSIC ED (MUE4397) VOCAL DICTION CHORAL MUSIC ED (MUE5398) Applied Music Major, Voice (MVV1411) Applied Music Major--Voice (MVV4441) Doctoral Recital: Public Recital (MVV6985) Doctoral Voice Recital and Repertoire Coaching (MVV6978) OTTORINO RESPIGHI: A SONG COMP (MUS6907) PED PEDIGREE OF FRANCO CORELLI (MUS6907) Senior Recital (MVV4971) Vocal Pedagogy Seminar II (MVV6662) Directed Individual Study (MUS6907) Applied Music Principal, Modified Credit, All Instruments (MVO1310) Applied Music Principal, Voice - Music Theatre (MVV1312) Applied Music Secondary, Voice (MVV4241) Applied Music Secondary, Voice - Music Theatre (MVV1212) Doctoral Recital: Performance of Major Work with Large Ensemble Accompaniment (MVV6989) Applied Music Secondary, Modified Credit, All Instruments (MVO3230) Applied Music Principal, Voice (MVV5351) Applied Music Secondary, Voice (MVV2221) Applied Music Principal, Modified Credit, All Instruments (MVO2320) Applied Music Principal Voice (MVV3331) Applied Music Principal Voice (MVV3970) Applied Music Principle, Voice (MVV5351) Applied Music Major Voice (MVV6987) Applied Music Principal Voice (MVV2421) Applied Music Principal Voice (MVV4971) Applied Music, Graduate Coaching (MVO5055) Applied Music Major Voice (MVV6985) Applied Music Secondary, Voice (MVV5251) Applies Music Secondary, Voice (MVV5251) Applied Music Major Voice (MVV6989) Doctoral Recital: Performance of Major Work with Large Ensemble Accompaniment (MVV6989) Applied Music Major Voice (MVV6986) Directed Individual Study (MUS5906) Doctoral Committee Chair Walker, J. L., graduate. (2015). Spectral Analysis of the Heldon Tenor Voice. Grant, A. F., graduate. (2011). Timber Transitions in the Upper Range of the Male Musical Theater Singer. Gavilanes, F. P., doctoral candidate. Page 4 Vita for David Okerlund Martin, M. C., doctoral candidate. Plunkett, F. M., doctoral student. Doctoral Committee Member Billings, L., graduate. (2014). Young, S. E., graduate. (2013). Richie, A. E., graduate. (2013). Chenez, R. A., graduate. (2011). Neal, D. A., graduate. (2010). Moniz, J. J., doctoral student. Doctoral Committee University Representative Potter, A. A., graduate. (2015). Mann, L. M., graduate. (2014). Fonza, F. R., graduate. (2014). Master's Committee Chair Coleman, R., graduate. (2016). Flanigan, M., graduate. (2016). Higgs, W. A., graduate. (2016). Richey, J. G., graduate. (2015). Bryan, W. L., graduate. (2015). Faul, D. W., graduate. (2015). Yarborough, J. L., graduate. (2015). Gray, L. C., graduate. (2014). Hangley, M. E., graduate. (2014). Paulson, A. D., graduate. (2014). Peele, A. D., graduate. (2014). Eflin, J. H., graduate. (2014). Honaker, H. M., graduate. (2013). Hudson, B. H., graduate. (2013). Carpenter, G. B., graduate. (2013). Lockhart, B. A., graduate. (2013). McClain, L. M., graduate. (2013). Schlosberg, A., graduate. (2013). Tucker, R. C., graduate. (2012). Carreras, P. E., graduate. (2012). Cooley, C., graduate. (2012). Rebstock, L. D., graduate. (2012). Blickfeldt, K. M., graduate. (2011). Page 5 Vita for David Okerlund Green, R. S., graduate. (2010). Elliott, A. B., graduate. (2010). Hutchings, M., graduate. (2010). Grant, A. F., graduate. (2009). Roche, S., graduate. (2009). Ciaramitaro, A. J., student. Harrington, J., student. Rosamond, F. E., student. Wilt, T. P., student. Master's Committee Member Lindsay, M. K., graduate. (2015). Gonzalez, L., graduate. (2014). Gray, L. A. G., graduate. (2014). Heslop, K. L., graduate. (2014). Stefani, C. D., graduate. (2013). Johnson, B. C., graduate. (2013). Baumgardner, J. E., graduate. (2011). Maples, A. M., graduate. (2011). Thomas, K. A., graduate. (2011). Dalton, A. C., graduate. (2010). Bakhoum, C., graduate. (2010). Bennett, E. M., graduate. (2010). Miller, R. A., graduate. (2010). Shorstein, R. S., graduate. (2009). Additional Teaching Not Reported Elsewhere Okerlund, D. (2003–2007). Introduction to Opera. Bowling Green State University. Okerlund, D. (2003–2004). Italian-English Diction. Bowling Green State University. Research and Original Creative Work Publications Refereed Journal
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