Gregory Pittman
- Choral conductor with degrees in music education and conducting
- Adjunct Instructor of Music, Charleston Southern University
- Former Head of Fine Arts, Porter-Gaud School
- Rehearsal conductor for 2012 Berkeley County All-County Chorus
- 2012 South Carolina Substitute Teacher of the Year
- Choirs have received Superior ratings and placed in state choral festivals
- Students have been selected for All-State and All-County Choirs
- Several students have gone on to major in music
Bio
I am a music educator and choral conductor living in Charleston, South Carolina. I have a bachelor of music degree in music education from the University of South Carolina and a master of music degree in choral conducting from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas.
I have taught music at all educational levels, from elementary school through college. I have served as Adjunct of Instructor of Music in the Horton School of Music at Charleston Southern University since 2004. From 2001 to 2003, I was the Head of Fine Arts at Porter-Gaud School in Charleston. From Porter-Gaud, I moved into full-time church music for eight years. In October of 2011, I returned to the classroom as a substitute teacher for the Berkeley County School District. In this that apacity, I served as Acting Director of Choral Activities at Berkeley High School and rehearsal conductor for the 2012 Berkeley County All-County Choir. I was named Kelly Educational Staffing’s South Carolina Substitute Teacher of the Year in 2012.
My choirs have received superior ratings and placed in state choral festivals and students from multiple schools have been selected for All-State and All-County choirs. Many of my former students have gone on to study music at the collegiate level, including one who earned a performance degree from The Juliard School.
