About Gregory N Britt

I'm a proud native of the Commonwealth of Kentucky now living in the Dallas, TX area. I grew up southeast of Bowling Green in the small town of Scottsville. My mother worked in the banking industry and my father worked for the Kentucky Revenue Cabinet. I have siblings, great aunts, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews that still live there.

I've performed several roles in musical theater, opera, oratorio, etc. including Tamino, the lead role in "The Magic Flute", Tiger Brown in "The Three Penny Opera",  Jenik (understudy) in "The Bartered Bride", Nathan in "Shenandoah", "Saint Nicholas" in Britten's oratorio "Saint Nicholas", and Tenor arias from "Messiah" etc. I'm comfortable performing various genre with choirs, as a soloist and small ensembles.

I was a member of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia fraternity. I have a Bachelors of Music Education and a Master of Arts in Education with a major in Music and a minor in Secondary Education both from Western Kentucky University. I've directed church choirs for many years.

I'm a TRS retiree, after more than 25 years of  teaching elementary & vocal music K-12, as well as a church music director. I have a level 1 Orff-Schulwerk certification and levels 1, 2 & 3 Kodaly certification. I also have an English as a Second Language Certification, Supplemental,  (PK-12) as well as being a participant in the National Writing Project. I have been certified to teach cultural diversity to other school employees by the Southern Poverty Law Center.