Dominique Hogan MMus, BMus, DCS

Executive & Artistic Director

Dominique is a Conductor, Musical Director, Arranger, Composer, and passionate Educator who brings music to life across stages in both the U.S. and Canada. With a vibrant career spanning Musical Theatre and Opera, her mission is simple yet profound: to make music accessible, joyful, and deeply human.

A choral conductor for over 20 years, Dominique has led ensembles of all ages and levels with dynamic energy and an unwavering focus on connection. Whether conducting a full-scale production, directing a community choir, or teaching a private voice lesson, she believes music is meant to be played—in every sense of the word. Her inventive and inclusive teaching style helps singers find their authentic voice, master genre-specific techniques, and build confidence from the inside out.

Dominique also teaches voice through her private vocal studio in Vancouver, where she works with singers of all levels to develop healthy, expressive, and stylistically versatile technique.

A classically trained pianist and conductor, Dominique brings a rich mix of influences to her work, including jazz, gospel, musical theatre, and other contemporary styles. She performs monthly with the Mount Seymour United Gospel Choir under the direction of Marcus Mosely and sings regularly with the Marcus Mosely Ensemble and VanCity Harmony.

She holds a Master’s in Musical Direction for Musical Theatre/Lyric Opera from Arizona State University (full scholarship), a Bachelor of Music in Theory from McGill University, and a Piano Performance Diploma from Marianopolis College in Montreal.

Also a skilled producer, public speaking coach, and expert event planner, Dominique shines when staging large-scale productions and creating experiences that are both artistically rich and deeply community-driven. With a reputation for dynamic leadership and heartfelt teaching, she is on a mission to make music not just heard—but felt.

Dominique is also a member of the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA).