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David HagyDavid Hagy, Orchestra Director, 1995-

E-mail: dhagy@wfu.edu
Phone: (336) 758-5100
Office: M104 Scales Fine Arts Center


David Hagy is in his twenty-second season as Music Director of the Salisbury Symphony and fifteenth season as Orchestra Director at Wake Forest University where he also teaches. Annually he leads the Wake Forest Orchestra in at least four concerts.  A "cult" concert at midnight on Halloween is one of the top ten Wake Forests activities to do before you graduate.  Other concerts include regular masterworks concerts, a concerto competition winners concert, and accompaniments to either major choral works with the Wake Forest Choral groups or theater productions with the Theatre Department. He has also led Wake Forest's program at Casa Artom in Venice, Italy in the falls of 2004 and 2008 and hopes to return again.

Mr. Hagy has conducted the Indianapolis Symphony, Fort Wayne Philharmonic, Omaha Symphony, Norwalk Symphony, Winston-Salem Symphony, and the Greensboro Symphony.  He has been music director of the Omaha Area Youth Orchestras, the Greensboro Symphony Youth Orchestra, the Western Massachusetts Youth Orchestras and most recently the Winston-Salem Youth Symphony.  He has music-directed more than forty theatrical productions ranging from opera to music theater and has appeared as a narrator and singer with several orchestras throughout North Carolina as well as the Fort Wayne Philharmonic and the Omaha Symphony.

He holds a D.M.A. in conducting from Yale University and a B.M. in violin performance from Indiana University.  His primary conducting teachers and mentors have been Thomas Briccetti and Otto-Werner Mueller.


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