dr, US
Musician of Brass and Folk
A.k.a. Dennis W. Hoffmann
Dennis W. Hoffmann is the drummer with the Singing Sergeants and a member of Celtic Aire (2), The United States Air Force Band, Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, Washington, D.C. Originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, his Air Force career began in 2000. A graduate of Duquesne University, Hoffmann received a Bachelor of Music degree in percussion performance, summa cum laude. During his undergraduate studies, he received the Strubb Merit Award and an honorable mention at the Women's Advisory Board Scholarship competition. Additionally, he performed with Tempus Fugit Percussion Ensemble and the Duquesne University symphony orchestra, jazz ensemble, percussion ensemble, contemporary ensemble and wind symphony. His former teachers include Andrew Reamer, Stanley Leonard and Lenny Rogers. Hoffmann's professional affiliations include membership in the Percussive Arts Society and Chamber Music America. He has performed with notable artists such as Leigh Howard Stevens, Michael Burritt, Steve Houghton and Stanley Leonard. Air Force career highlights include performances on the PBS "Salute to Veterans" broadcast as well as inaugural parades for President George W. Bush.
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