Alan Mattingly

Widely regarded for contributions to horn performance and music education, Dr. Alan Mattingly is a distinguished Professor of Horn at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Holding the prestigious Glenn Korff Chair of Music, he also serves as the Brass & Percussion Area Head. Dr. Mattingly's expertise in both performance and education has made him a pivotal figure in the university's music department. Dr. Mattingly is the conductor of the Husker Horn Choir, where he inspires and guides students to achieve excellence in their musical endeavors. His dedication to chamber music is evident through his performances with various ensembles, and he has had the honor of premiering new chamber works on international stages. His commitment to advancing the horn repertoire and fostering new music is well recognized in the music community. Under Dr. Mattingly's mentorship, his students have excelled in numerous horn competitions, showcasing their talents on both national and international platforms. Many of his protégés have gone on to secure coveted positions in orchestras and prestigious music programs around the world, a testament to his exceptional teaching and guidance. Dr. Mattingly's academic journey in music began with earning his degrees from reputable institutions, where he honed his skills and developed a deep understanding of music theory and performance. Since joining the faculty at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2006, he has been instrumental in shaping the next generation of musicians, sharing his passion and knowledge with aspiring horn players. Beyond his teaching and performance duties, Dr. Mattingly is actively involved in research, focusing on horn performance, music education, and chamber music. His contributions to these fields have enriched the academic and musical communities, further solidifying his reputation as a leading figure in music education.