Alexander Carr
What’s Your Story; Podcast recording
Conductor · Clinician · Speaker
Dr. Joshua Oppenheim is a conductor, educator, and artistic director. He served for eighteen years as Professor of Music and Director of Choral Studies at Kansas State University, where his choirs performed by invitation at the ACDA, NCCO, and NAfME national conferences. His guest conducting, lecturing, and adjudicating have taken him to Thailand, South Korea, Ireland, the United Arab Emirates, and Singapore, and he has led ensemble tours across the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Austria, the Czech Republic, Finland, Latvia, and Estonia. He has also conducted at Carnegie Hall and Washington National Cathedral, and served as Guest Chorus Master of the Kansas City Symphony Chorus.
In 2025 he founded Re:Sound Ensembles in Kansas City, and he serves as President of the ACDA Southwestern Region for 2026 to 2028. He also hosts What’s Your Story, a long-form conversation with the people behind the music: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or record with him.
Recordings and video of Joshua conducting, in concert and in rehearsal.
Dale Trumbore · Re:Sound, Opus 1 · The Grand Hall, Kansas City
Herbert Howells · KSU Concert Choir, A Missa Eclectica, May 8, 2021
Eric William Barnum · Re:Sound, Opus 1 · The Grand Hall, Kansas City
Franz Schubert · KSU Concert Choir, January 13, 2018
arr. Bob Chilcott · Re:Sound, Opus 1 · The Grand Hall, Kansas City
Long-form conversations with the people behind the music, hosted by Joshua. Listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, or book a recording.
What’s Your Story; Podcast recording
Guest conductor · Hattiesburg, Mississippi · MS ACDA
What’s Your Story; Podcast recording
“Beyond the Familiar” · Co-host
What’s Your Story; Podcast recording
What’s Your Story; Podcast recording
What’s Your Story; Podcast recording
What’s Your Story; Podcast recording
Kansas City
Clinician · Denver, Colorado
Minneapolis, Minnesota
As SWACDA President · Little Rock, Arkansas
“Transforming a choral performance into something closer to immersive theater.”
KC Arts Beat
“I can't stop thinking about it. The music, voices, and venue worked beautifully in tandem.”
Maria Vasquez Boyd, ARTSPEAK Radio, KKFI 90.1
Honor choirs, festivals, guest residencies, clinics, and adjudication. One conversation starts it.
For programs, presenters, and press — biographies and a full-resolution headshot, ready to download.
For concerts, visit Re:Sound Ensembles. For the podcast, choose a recording time.