Daniel Bell

Education

• M.M. in Vocal Performance
  Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, KY
• B.S. in Music Performance
  Kentucky Christian University, Grayson, KY

Continued Education:

• Certified Alexander Technique Teacher
  Chesapeake Bay Alexander Studies, Greensboro, NC
• Contemporary Singing Styles
  Lisa Popeil's Voiceworks, Los Angeles, CA

Professional Experience

Most recently Daniel Bell completed teacher training in the Alexander Technique from Chesapeake Bay Alexander Studies in Greensboro, NC. In 2010 he performed in The Sound of Music with Paragon Music Theatre in Lexington, KY and as soloist in Pleasant Mountain Arts’ Mozart Gala in Harlan, KY. He debuted with Paragon in 2009 performing scenes from Les Misérables and Jersey Boys. In 2008 he played Frederic in Highlands Light Opera’s inaugural performance of Gilbert & Sullivan’s The Pirates of Penzance. While completing graduate study Mr. Bell performed the roles of the Prince in Richard Faith’s Sleeping Beauty, Brack Weaver in Kurt Weil’s Down in the Valley as well as Michele in scenes from Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Saint of Bleecker Street. He also was soloist for J.S. Bach’s Magnificat. Mr. Bell has studied contemporary singing styles with Lisa Popeil as well as participated in master classes and private lessons with Faith Esham, Shirlee Emmons, Cliff Jackson, Gail Robinson, Richard Boldrey, and Thomas Pasatieri. Mr. Bell travels nationally as a recitalist, soloist and master class/workshop presenter. Mr. Bell sits on the board for ATI and is also a member of NATS and adjudicates in area music competitions.

Professional Organizations

• NATS (National Association of Teachers of Singing)
• ATI (Alexander Technique International)

Teaching Responsibilites

• Private Voice (MAP 191-492)
• Class Voice (MUAP 161)
• Diction (MAP 193)
• Vocal Pedagogy (MAP 462)
• Sight-Singing and Ear Training I & II (MTH 111L, 112L)
• Concert Series (MAP 110)
• Concert Choir (MEN 401)