Lindsay Morelli is a graduate student at The College of Charleston pursuing a Master of Arts in Teaching degree in Choral Music. She began her studies as a classical double bassist at Clemson University. While also participating in the choral programs at Clemson, she developed a deeper interest in choral literature and changed her focus to studying choral conducting. Lindsay performed with the Clemson University Singers and the smaller chamber group, Viva Voce.
In addition to her classical training, Lindsay has been playing guitar for 9 years. She writes her own songs, and performs in local coffee houses, restaurants, and community events in South Carolina. She has recorded two CDs of her original music, both of which are registered with the U.S. Copyright Office. Lindsay is set to release a new album by the end of 2011.
Lindsay also composes and arranges choral literature. Her work has been performed by Clemson University choral ensembles.
Lindsay aspires to study music education, choral conducting, and composition to pursue a professional career on the collegiate level in those fields, but also hopes to continue her songwriting endeavors as well. Lindsay aspires to promote music and art excellence in any mediums as she can.
Lindsay is a member of The American Choral Director’s Association, Chorus America, American Composers Forum, South Carolina Music Teacher’s Association, and the Music Professional Learning Network.
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Musical Background
Instrumental Study
- Double Bass: Primary instrument at Clemson University. Studied classical and orchestral repertoire privately for 7 years.
- Guitar: Self taught for 9 years, writing pop-acoustic music.
- Piano: Studied for 10 years.
- Voice: Studied privately for 3 years. Choral Ensemble experience for 6 years. (Alto II)
- Violin/Cello
- Percussion
- Ukelele
Interests
- Choral Music
- Choral and String Composition
- Songwriting
- Conducting
- Music Education
- Creative Writing
- Journalism
- Social Media
- Musical Theatre
- Blogging
