Timothy Harper, M.M.

Part-Time Faculty

timothy.harper@ung.edu

Barnes Hall, 127, Dahlonega

Area(s) of Expertise: Voice

Overview

Marietta native and founding member of the Georgia Spiritual Ensemble Timothy Harper made his opera debut as Thomas in the world premiere performance of Zabette. Other roles consist of; Second Man in Armor in Mozart's The Magic Flute, Judge Danforth in Miller's The Crucible, and recently Don Jose in Bizet's Carmen in Rome Italy. He holds degrees from Kennesaw State University (Bachelor's of Music in Opera Performance) and Georgia State University (Masters of Music in Opera Performance).

He has won numerous honors throughout the state and South Eastern region. Mr. Harper has been featured as a soloist with the Ludwig Symphony Orchestra as well as the Georgia Symphony Orchestra. Other featured works include: Handel's Messiah, Bach's Magnificat, Shubert's Mass in G, Mozart's Coronation Mass, and Requiem to name a few.

Education

M.M., Opera Performance, Georgia State University, 2002
B.M., Opera Performance, Kennesaw State University, 1996

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