Quaine Hogan

Quaine Hogan is a Lecturer in Voice at the Department of Music, College of Liberal Arts and Communication, Arkansas State University. He is an active tenor soloist and voice instructor with strong performance credentials from both Arkansas State University and DePaul University.

His educational background includes:

• Bachelor of Music in Voice Performance, Arkansas State University
• Master of Music in Voice Performance, DePaul University

Mr. Hogan specializes in classical voice performance with a focus on opera and solo concert repertoire. His performance experience spans major operatic roles by Mozart, Verdi, Monteverdi, and Wagner, and includes international engagements such as performing Tamino in Die Zauberflöte with the Berlin Opera Academy. He has performed as a tenor soloist in requiems and sacred works by Mozart, Nunez Garcia, and Dubois, and has been featured by the Wagner Society of America. His expertise lies in dramatic and lyrical tenor roles within the classical tradition.

While no publications are listed, his performance trajectory reflects deep engagement with historical and contemporary vocal music, particularly in operatic and liturgical contexts.

Mr. Hogan has not been noted to receive formal scientific awards or fellowships.

He is actively mentoring within his instructional role, though no formal advisees are listed. There is no mention of grant-funded research or external funding. He performs and teaches in Jonesboro, Arkansas, with a studio located in the Fine Arts Center, Room 130.