University Chorus

About the Artists

Holly Dalrymple

Dr. Holly Dalrymple is the associate director of choral activities at The University of Texas at Austin. She earned a doctorate in choral conducting with a related field in voice performance from the University of North Texas, a master’s degree in choral conducting from The University of Texas at Austin, and a bachelor degree in music education from Texas State University. Dalrymple served as the director of choral activities at the University of Wyoming in Laramie, WY (2013-2022) and Southwestern University in Georgetown, TX (2022-2024). While at the University of Wyoming, the Bel Canto Treble Choir received performance invitations from the Wyoming Music Educators Association and the American Choral Directors Northwest conference in Portland, Oregon. Bel Canto was featured in the PBS Documentary, The State of Equality: Women Get the Vote. Dalrymple has conducted region and honor choirs across the country and is an active clinician in Texas choral classrooms.  She has been an invited guest to several artist-in-residencies in the United States and abroad.

Steve Dugdale 

Stevie Dugdale, a Missouri native, is pursuing a D.M.A. in choral conducting. Prior to UT, Dugdale earned  bachelor’s and master’s degrees from BYU. He has directed several community, church, and collegiate ensembles, including serving as the interim conductor of the 180-voice BYU Women’s Chorus, and co-founding Mountain West Voices, an award-winning barbershop chorus. Additionally, Dugdale actively sings professionally in a variety of projects and over many genres. Recently, he was the tenor soloist with Conspirare Symphony Chorus’ performance of Rachmaninoff’s All Night Vigil. Some of his more memorable experiences as a singer include Penderecki’s Credo with the Oregon Bach Festival Chorus, Joby Talbot’s Path of Miracles with Brevitas Choir, recording the soundtrack to the video game Guild Wars 2, Bach’s B Minor Mass with the Victoria Bach Festival, and singing in Ireland with BYU singers in competition at the Cork International Choral Festival. He is passionate about vocal pedagogy and has taught private voice for 15 years and counting. He lives in Austin with his wife and three children. 

Hunter Mullen

Hunter is beginning his Master of Music in choral conducting at The University of Texas at Austin, where he is studying under Dr. J.D. Burnett and Dr. Holly Dalrymple. New to Texas, he recently moved from Columbus, Georgia, where he earned a Bachelor of Music in vocal performance. Prior to his move, Hunter served as a conducting scholar at St. Thomas Episcopal church and is excited to now serve as a choral scholar at Saint Michael’s Episcopal Church in Austin. He is especially looking forward to all that comes with attending a large university, with the opportunities and challenges of this vibrant community. Above all, he is excited to grow and learn alongside his wonderful colleagues.
 

Yoojin Choi

Yoojin Choi is a collaborative pianist specializing in vocal, instrumental, and choral music. She graduated from Michigan State University and is now a first-year doctoral student in Collaborative Piano and a teaching assistant at UT Austin.  

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