Brent Weber

Dr. Brent Weber conducts research on vocal performance and pedagogy, serving as an Adjunct Professor of Voice at Duquesne University's Mary Pappert School of Music. With a rich and varied career in the performing arts, Dr. Weber has graced the stages of numerous opera companies across the United States and Canada, captivating audiences with his powerful tenor voice. His extensive repertoire includes leading roles in opera, as well as performances in Broadway productions and oratorio solos, showcasing his versatility as a performer. In addition to his performance career, Dr. Weber is deeply committed to the art of teaching. He specializes in vocal techniques for a range of styles, including opera, Broadway, and pop-rock, helping students to develop their unique voices and performance skills. His teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of technical proficiency, emotional expression, and stage presence, preparing students for successful careers in the competitive world of music. Dr. Weber's expertise is not limited to vocal instruction; he is also highly skilled in stage direction for opera and Broadway productions. His keen eye for detail and understanding of dramatic storytelling enable him to guide singers in creating compelling and authentic performances. Furthermore, he offers specialized training in acting for singers, helping performers to connect with their characters and engage audiences on a deeper level. Throughout his career, Dr. Weber has shared his knowledge and passion for music with students at various esteemed institutions. He has held teaching positions at Grove City College, Fredonia State University, Edinboro University, and Point Park University, where he has inspired countless students to pursue their musical aspirations. His dedication to education and his students' success is evident in the many achievements of his protégés. Dr. Weber's contributions to the field of music extend beyond the classroom and stage. He is an active participant in the academic community, frequently attending conferences and workshops to stay abreast of the latest developments in vocal performance and pedagogy. His commitment to lifelong learning and professional growth serves as a model for his students and colleagues alike. In his role at Duquesne University, Dr. Weber continues to nurture the next generation of vocal artists, fostering a supportive and challenging environment where students can thrive. His passion for music and education is evident in every aspect of his work, making him a valued member of the university's faculty and a respected figure in the world of vocal performance.