Introducing Rebecca Schull

A life of creation has cemented Rebecca's firm conviction in the utmost importance of musical education in the formation of vibrant hearts, minds, and lives.

Private music instruction from early childhood laid a sturdy foundation for Rebecca's musical education. Upon entering Fremont High School and studying under Geoffrey Anderson, Rebecca found her first mentor, as well as her passion for choral music and bell ensembles.

Studying next at Weber State University, Rebecca met with music faculty who all, beyond providing education, also deeply impacted her passion, her breadth of vision, and her belief in herself. Dr. Karen Bruestle's keen ear and talent for helping her students develop repertoire fundamentally influenced Rebecca's classical music taste, and taught her what it was to sound like herself. Dr. Mark Henderson championed her talents, leading to her public debut as a choral composer in 2022.In her senior year at Weber State University, Rebecca was featured in their press release, Be Brilliant, March 2023
Graduating with a Bachelor of Music degree in Vocal Performance through Weber State University, Upon graduation in the spring of 2023, Rebecca received an offer from him to institute a bell ensemble at her Alma Mater, debuting and serving as director of the Weber State Bell Choir in 2023.

Rebecca is currently pursuing her Master of Vocal Performance and Pedagogy through Utah State University as a student of Thomas Glenn. She can be found performing as main cast in their operas, or teaching in their classrooms and studios. She also works as the Executive Production Assistant for NEXT Ensemble, an Ogden-based nonprofit dedicated to bringing classical music to more accessible spaces and providing opportunities to local musicians and composers. Rebecca is also one of the composers involved in their Composers Collective.