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Dan Cook San Antonio, Texas
Dan began singing when he was four and playing the trumpet when he was ten. He has pursued music his entire life, earning a degree in music education from The University of Texas at San Antonio and teaching both band and trumpet in his home state’s public school system for more than a decade. He has composed works for chorus, chamber groups, and wind ensembles of all levels. ... more
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