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Dr.
Alan Mattingly
Dr. Alan F. Mattingly is an Associate Professor of Horn and Music
Theory at Western Carolina University, where his duties include
the private instruction of the horn studio, conducting the horn
choir, and teaching music theory and aural skills classes. His
other teaching assignments have included orchestration, wind and
percussion pedagogy, music appreciation, and serving as the graduate
coordinator. Mattingly received his Bachelor of Music degree from
the University of Alabama and his Master of Music and Doctor of
Music degrees from Florida State University, where his principal
teachers were Charles Snead and William Capps, respectively.
While attending the University of Alabama, where he was twice
a concerto competition winner, Mattingly played third horn with
the Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra. While at Florida State University,
he was principal horn with the Albany (GA) Symphony Orchestra
and second horn in the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra. He also
took first prize at the state and regional rounds of the MTNA
Collegiate Artist Competition and had a second place finish in
the University Division of the American Horn Competition. His
other orchestral engagements have included the Owensboro (KY)
Symphony Orchestra and the Paducah (KY) Symphony Orchestra.
Mattingly has performed throughout the United States, Canada,
England, and Russia with major performances at conventions of
the International Horn Society, the International Trumpet Guild,
the Spoleto Festival, Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall. In addition
to his teaching duties at WCU, Dr. Mattingly is the principal
hornist with the Spartanburg (SC) Philharmonic Orchestra, the
Hendersonville Symphony, and associate principal/third horn with
the Asheville (NC) Symphony Orchestra.
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