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The Dutch choral conductor and music pedagogue, Daniël Salbert, started his study at the 'Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hannover' (Germany) with a training to become music teacher. He continued his studies at the Koninklijk Conservatorium (Royal Conservatoire) in The Hague, and received his diploma in 1999. From 1997 he also studied Principal study Choral Conducting with Jos van Veldhoven and Jos Vermunt, in which he received his diploma in 2001. In 2009 he also graduated in the Principal study Theory of Music.
Daniël Salbert is and has been conductor of various choirs. Since 2006 he is conductor of the Concertkoor Rijswijk. Besides this he regularly conducts Vocal Ensemble Haags Ad Hoc. Since 2007 he is permanent conductor of Haags Matrozenkoor, one of the oldest boys choirs in the Netherlands. In 2006, under his leadership the Kamerkoor Jong KC was staretd, which has Music pupils of the School for Young Talent of the Royal Conservatoire. Since 2010 he also conducts the First Years Choir at the same institute.
Daniël Salbert works as a teacher Music Theoretical Subjects at the Royal Conservatoire. He is chairman of the Foundation Vocal Music The Hague, which realized the performance of the Requiem for Vincent van Gogh from Erik Lotichius in spring 2011. Since 2009 he specialises in the Kodály method for solfège education. He also developed educational teaching material for various foundations and ensembles in The Netherlands, among which the CD-Rom Eye to eye with the Matthäus Passion (BWV 244) for the Nederlandse Bachvereniging. He currently lives in The Hague, the Netherlands |
