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Daniel Neuenschwander is currently in his third year as Assistant Professor of
Music and Director of Bands at Kutztown University in Kutztown, PA. Daniel
serves as the Director of the Kutztown University Marching Unit and the Spring
Symphonic Band. In addition, Mr. Neuenschwander’s responsibilities include
teaching Studio Trombone, Instrumental Methods, Brass Choir, Introduction to
Music, and Observing Student Teachers.
Most recently Mr. Neuenschwander served as a Visiting Lecturer in Music with the
University of Illinois Bands where he served as Assistant to the Director of
Bands under James F. Keene as well as Assistant Director of the Marching Illini.
Prior to his time in Illinois, Mr. Neuenschwander served as the band director at
Canfield High School in Canfield, OH. While in Canfield Mr. Neuenschwander was
responsible for 2 concert bands, 2 jazz ensembles, marching band, teaching music
theory, music history, and assisting with brass lessons at Canfield Village
Middle School. During his tenure at Canfield High School, the CHS Symphonic Band
was invited to perform at several music conferences, including as featured
performer at the 2001 Ohio Music Educators Association (OMEA) State Conference
in Columbus, OH. As a member of OMEA, he served as Chair of the District V
Honors Project and Mr. Neuenschwander was President Elect of OMEA State District
V.
Mr. Neuenschwander earned a BS in Instrumental Music Education at the University
of Wisconsin-Madison and a MM in Trombone Performance at the University of
Akron. He has studied trombone with Elliot Chasanov, Edward Zadrozny, William
Richardson, and James Wheat. As a performer he has been a member of the Richmond
(IN) Symphony, the West Virginia (Charleston) Symphony, The University of
Illinois Wind Symphony, The Concert Band of Central Illinois, as well as having
played with several regional orchestras in Northeast Ohio.
He has studied conducting with James F. Keene, Robert Jorgensen, and James
Smith. Furthermore, Dan has served as an adjudicator, clinician, and guest
conductor in Ohio, Illinois, and Missouri. He continues to work toward
receiving an Ed. D. in Music Education at the University of Illinois.
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