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Department:
Voice
Area of Study
Voice
  • Associate Professor of Music, Jacobs School of Music

Education:

  • D.M. , Indiana University, 2001
  • M.M. , Indiana University, 1987
  • B.A. , Hiram College, 1985

Background:

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Brian Horne teaches studio voice, diction, and pedagogy. He holds degrees from Hiram College (Ohio) and Indiana University, and is a former faculty member of Shorter College (Georgia) and the University of Missouri. He continues to perform and presents master classes across the country.

Dr. Horne's former students perform throughout the country and have won numerous state, regional, and national competitions, ranging from "The Outstanding Performer" in the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival to finalists in the MTNA Young Artist, Dallas Opera Guild, Mobile Opera, and Houston Grand Opera competitions and the 2007 Metropolitan Opera National Council Grand Finals. His students and former students have taken part in such summer and professional programs as the Academy of Vocal Arts in Philadelphia, Central City Opera, Opera Theatre of St. Louis, Des Moines Metro Opera, Wolf Trap, Tanglewood, and the Houston Opera Studio.

He serves on the Jacobs School of Music Council and the Bloomington Faculty Council, and as treasurer of the NATS Foundation. He is listed in Who's Who Among America's Teachers, has recorded with The Cincinnati Pops, and in 2003 was awarded a Commendation for Special Achievement in musical direction by the Kennedy Center.


Contact Information:
(812) 855-2380
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Merrill Hall, MU004C


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Indiana University School of Music is pleased to welcome two new prestigious members to the Voice Department, Robert Harrison and Brian Horne. In addition to their own achievements in performance, Mr. Harrison and Mr. Horne have mentored students who have won awards and participated in prominent concerts and festivals. Their experience and talents will be a valuable addition to the Voice Department for both faculty and students.   Full Story







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