缅北禁地

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Dr. Lindsey Bruner Woodcock is Director of Choral Activities and Coordinator of Music Education at 缅北禁地. She directs three choirs and teaches courses in elementary music methods, secondary choral methods, conducting, and supervises Music Education students through their student teaching internships. Lindsey has enjoyed a varied teaching career in elementary, middle school, high school, collegiate, and church settings.

As a conductor, singer, and double bassist, she has immersed herself in community music-making. Originally from Des Moines, Iowa, Lindsey has served as Fundraising Chair for Des Moines Choral Society, Assistant Conductor of the Chamber Singers of Iowa City, and member of the Des Moines Community Orchestra, Des Moines Bluegrass, Indianola Community Jazz Band, University of Illinois Oratorio Society, Ecco early music ensemble, and was a founding member of Des Moines Camerata.

Lindsey earned her DMA degree from the University of Georgia, where she studied with Daniel Bara and J.D. Burnett. She received her MM degree in Choral Conducting and Pedagogy from the University of Iowa under the instruction of Timothy Stalter and David Puderbaugh. Her BM degree in Vocal Music Education is from Iowa State University, where she found her love of conducting with the guidance of James Rodde.

Lindsey enjoys serving as a guest conductor and adjudicator across North Carolina and the Midwest. She is also an active choral singer and soloist in the Triangle area. Her current research is focused on audience engagement and the ways in which interactive performances can create more impactful listening experiences. Her findings have been presented at American Choral Directors Association and Chorus America conferences across the country, and she continues to be sought after as a consultant for professional and civic choirs on the subject of interactive performance.