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Nelson Green

Nelson Green (b. 1995) is a summa cum laude graduate from Central Washington University, double majoring in Choral Music Education and Vocal Performance. During his time at Central, he sang in the CWU Chamber Choir under Dr. Gary Weidenaar and CWU Vocal Jazz I underVijay Singh. He was the co-winner of the 2018 Opus 7 Undergraduate Composition Award for his piece “Infinite,” which also received the Thomas Gause Award in Composition at CWU.

Alongside his coursework at CWU, Nelson served as an officer for both the ACDA and NAfME student chapters. He also served the music department through advanced music theory tutoring. In 2017, Nelson participated in the ACDA National Collegiate Honor Choir in Minneapolis, representing CWU and the state of Washington.

As a performer, Nelson has won and placed in NATS competitions. He also participated in three years of the CWU Opera Ensemble, playing the roles of Papageno in Mozart’s The Magic Flute and Giuseppe Palmieri in Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Gondoliers. His performance as Son in Michael Torke’s Strawberry Fields contributed to CWU’s second place finish in the Division I category of the National Opera Association Production Competition in 2018. Nelson currently resides in Washington state, teaching and writing music, with hopes of pursuing a masters degree ithe near future.

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Infinite

SATB

SBMP 1591

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