Yoojin Muhn
Dr. Yoojin Muhn, D.M.A., serves as an Assistant Professor and the Director of Choral Activities at the University of Texas at San Antonio. In her role, she oversees a dynamic choral program, conducts the UTSA Chamber Singers, and imparts her expertise in choral conducting to both undergraduate and graduate students. Her dedication to choral music extends beyond academia, as she also serves as the Music Director for the San Antonio Mastersingers, a distinguished 120-voice volunteer chorus known for its vibrant performances. Dr. Muhn is highly regarded in the field of choral music, frequently sought after as a clinician, guest conductor, and adjudicator. Her recent engagements have included conducting the illustrious Mozart’s Requiem at Carnegie Hall, a testament to her exceptional skills and reputation. Her career as a performer is equally impressive, having collaborated with renowned musicians and graced prestigious venues across the globe. Her academic journey is marked by a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Choral Music from the University of Southern California, which complements her extensive experience and passion for music. Dr. Muhn's commitment to excellence in music performance and choral conducting is evident in her work, inspiring both her students and audiences alike. Throughout her career, Dr. Muhn has demonstrated a profound ability to elevate choral performances, bringing a unique blend of technical precision and emotional depth to her work. Her leadership at UTSA and with the San Antonio Mastersingers continues to enrich the cultural landscape, fostering a deep appreciation for choral music within the community. In addition to her professional accomplishments, Dr. Muhn is dedicated to nurturing the next generation of musicians, providing them with the skills and inspiration needed to succeed in the ever-evolving world of music. Her influence extends beyond the classroom, as she actively engages with the broader music community, contributing to the advancement of choral music on a global scale.