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Dr. David Heller

Dr. Heller has two compact disc recordings in distribution on the Calcante label: Veni Creator Spiritus (1996), recorded on the Rosales organ at University United Methodist Church in San Antonio; and The Art of Gregorian Paraphrase (2000), featuring the Casavant organ of The Church of St. Louis, King of France in St. Paul, Minnesota. He has two recent recordings on the Pro Organo label. Blasts from the Century Past (2005), was recorded on the Rosales organ of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Portland, Oregon, and has received critical acclaim in such journals as The American Record Guide, The American Organist,Choir and Organ, and The Diapason. His latest recording, ¡Bravo Grande!(2007) features the new Charles Kegg organ at Texas A&M International University in Laredo, Texas.

He has held a number of church positions and artist residencies in San Antonio, Dallas, and Portland, Oregon. He is currently Associate Organist at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in San Antonio.

Trinity University Department of Music

Musical life at Trinity can be heard in the choir, orchestra, wind ensemble, and many other musical groups open to all students at Trinity. Students who choose to study performance, composition, or music education do so through ensemble participation, private lessons, and courses in music history and theory.

Trinity University offers a B.M. in performance, composition, or music education. For academic study of music, or students who want to double major in another field of study, we offer the B.A. in music. The fifth-year Master of Arts in Teaching—recently ranked 7th in the nation—allows music education majors to receive both the B.M. and M.A.T. in five years.