BIO

Music for Everyone.

Cameron Duncan is a composer, percussionist, and teacher. All three disciplines play a daily role in his life as a musician. He teaches weekly percussion, composition and music theory lessons. Cameron lives with his wife, Emily, and their cat, Peaches, in OKC, OK.

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Cameron is the Visiting Professor of Theory and Music Composition at Oklahoma Baptist University. Cameron earned his DMA from the University of Oklahoma, with a dissertation focused on the development of his eight-mallet marimba technique, the Duncan technique. The technique offers the greatest amount of independence among eight-mallet techniques and provides access to new applications such as the double-single independent and double-double lateral. He has bachelor's and master's degrees in Percussion Performance and Music Composition from Oklahoma City University.

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Cameron has performed in a variety of different ensembles, including section percussion with the Fort Smith Symphony and substitute work with the Oklahoma City Philharmonic. He performed as soloist with the Oklahoma Baptist University Symphonic Winds and has given two solo recitals and one lecture recital demonstrating his new technique at the University of Oklahoma. He has extensive experience behind the drum-set in teaching private lessons, performing in music theater productions at Oklahoma City University, and leadership in jazz big band at OCU and worship at a variety of churches.

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Cameron aspires to continue writing music, working with students, and performing.