Dr Danielle VanTuinen is a performer, educator, and entrepreneur based in Gainesville, Florida. She currently serves as Assistant Professor of Tuba
and Euphonium and Director of the University of Florida Brass Band at the University of Florida. Prior to her current appointment, Dr VanTuinen
served as Lecturer of Music at Plymouth State University where she taught low brass methods, chamber music and applied lessons. She also
served as low brass faculty at the Portland Conservatory of Music, adjunct staff for the marching band at the University of New Hampshire,
private lesson instructor throughout northern New England, and low brass instructor for the Phoenix Youth Symphony.

Dr VanTuinen has been invited to adjudicate at a variety of festivals, including the New Hampshire MEA Solo & Ensemble Competition, the
Paul I. Willwerth Brass Competitions, the International Women's Brass Young Artist Competition, and the AETYB Young Artist Competition
in Madrid, Spain. As a co-founder of the internationally acclaimed Moreau | VanTuinen Duo she has been invited to perform at the Spanish
Association of Tubas and Euphoniums, Northern Arizona University, Ithaca College, the Miraphone Academy of the Southwest, the United States
Pershing's Own Army Band Tuba-Euphonium Workshop, and the International Women's Brass Conference. Her commitment to expanding low
brass repertoire has resulted in over 15 compositions by composers such as Steven Snowden, James Grant, Shaun Tilburg, and Etienne Crausaz.
Danielle earned a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Music Performance and Master of Music degree in Music Performance from Arizona State
University, and a Bachelors of Music degree in Music Performance from Central Michigan University. Dr VanTuinen proudly endorses S.E. Shires
and the Eastman Music Company.