Daniel Clouse

In today’s techno-centric business world, it’s good to have a friend who speaks plain English as easily as they speak geek.  I have a diverse technical skill set, but know that the real objective is helping people.  My background in software and web design, coupled with my experience as a teacher give me a unique ability to solve technical problems in a straight-forward manner.  Click here to learn more.

I have been teaching music at the college level since 2003, and have experience in a number of educational settings.  I have worked at summer programs, taught private lessons, lead classes in theory, ear training, and music technology, and presented music to students in public schools.  Click here to learn more.

As a professional tuba player, my career has taken me from the concert hall to the classroom.  I have played with numerous professional orchestras, brass bands, chamber groups, and presented solo recitals.  I particularly enjoy presenting tuba music to elementary children and getting them excited about classical music.  Additionally, I play banjo and guitar in an old-time band called The Zinc Kings.  Click here to learn more.

My passion for the art and skills in technology and business provide me with a unique set of skills in arts administration.  I have formal training in arts and nonprofit management from the University of North Carolina Greensboro, but have learned many valuable lessons on the job as well.