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Craig Hauschildt
percussion
Craig Hauschildt is an active freelance musician in the Houston area. Since moving here in 2001, he has played regularly with the Houston Grand Opera, Houston Ballet and the Houston Symphony. Outside of Houston, he has performed with the Grand Teton, Aspen and Spoleto Music Festivals. In 2007 he was the recipient of a Presser Award which allowed him to study folkloric Afro-Cuban music intensely with Michael Spiro and commission a new work for piano and percussion by the Cuban-American composer Tania Leon.
In addition to performing, Mr. Hauschildt is also passionate about working with our youth. He is currently on faculty at Texas A&M where he teaches courses on classical music and music of the Americas. He enjoys working with younger students as well. He has conducted the Greater Houston Youth Orchestra, he coaches the Houston Youth Symphony, and he maintains an active private percussion studio.
Currently, he is a candidate for a doctorate from the Rice University, Shepherd School of Music under the tutelage of Richard Brown. Before coming to Houston, he studied with Dane Maxim Richeson at the Lawrence University Conservatory of Music in Appleton, WI.
percussion
Craig Hauschildt is an active freelance musician in the Houston area. Since moving here in 2001, he has played regularly with the Houston Grand Opera, Houston Ballet and the Houston Symphony. Outside of Houston, he has performed with the Grand Teton, Aspen and Spoleto Music Festivals. In 2007 he was the recipient of a Presser Award which allowed him to study folkloric Afro-Cuban music intensely with Michael Spiro and commission a new work for piano and percussion by the Cuban-American composer Tania Leon.
In addition to performing, Mr. Hauschildt is also passionate about working with our youth. He is currently on faculty at Texas A&M where he teaches courses on classical music and music of the Americas. He enjoys working with younger students as well. He has conducted the Greater Houston Youth Orchestra, he coaches the Houston Youth Symphony, and he maintains an active private percussion studio.
Currently, he is a candidate for a doctorate from the Rice University, Shepherd School of Music under the tutelage of Richard Brown. Before coming to Houston, he studied with Dane Maxim Richeson at the Lawrence University Conservatory of Music in Appleton, WI.
