About me

Educator Bio

Doug Grimm, is a young operatic baritone and music educator who recently graduated from Ohio University with a Master of Music in Vocal Performance and Pedagogy. A graduate of UNC – Greensboro with a dual degree in Vocal Performance and Arts Administration, Doug has worked in both theatrical and operatic stage productions since 2006, most recently playing Sam in Leonard Bernstein’s Trouble in Tahiti, and premiering the role of Mallarmé in Daniel Swartz’s opera The Flower Cries Blue. A passionate supporter of the arts, Doug is also the Executive Director of OperaJunction, an arts nonprofit dedicated to creating a hub that connects students, teachers, parents, and artists to each other and themselves through opera. His foremost love is sharing the beauty and joy of music with those around him and working towards creating and developing an American culture that values art in all forms. He is incredibly excited to be working with your young singers and helping them become the next generation of great musicians and people.

Contacts

Phone: (828) 884-2091
Email: dgrimm@tcsnc.org

Degrees & Certifications:

BM Performance
BA Arts Administration
MM Performance/ Pedagogy

My Schedule

Additional Information

My Schedule- 24/25

7th Grade Choir - 8:05 - 9:01
6th Grade Choir - 9:04 - 10:00
Lunch
8th Grade Chamber Singers - 11:12 - 12:06
7th Grade Chamber Singers - 1:07 - 2:03
Planning
8th Grade Choir - 2:06 - 3:02

Clubs: Theater / Improv Club!

What will we learn in Choir?

Music Theory
- From staffs and Clefs to composite time signatures, we will follow a comprehensive theory curriculum to help boost literacy.
Music History
- 6th Grade: Music from the dawn of time to 1450, and how that has influenced the music of today.
- 7th Grade: Music from 1450 to today, and how it impacted the world around it.
- 8th Grade: Folk and World music, and the "Common Language of Song"
For more information about our curriculum and pacing guide, see this Year Calendar!

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