Daniel Kellogg is the President for Young Concert Artists in New York City and holds the unique perspective of an alumnus, one of the extraordinary musicians whose careers were discovered and launched into prominence by this innovative non-profit organization.

    His compositions have been premiered by the Philadelphia Orchestra, National Symphony Orchestra, Kansas City Symphony, San Diego Symphony, Colorado Symphony Orchestra, and Orchestre de Chambre de Paris, the Aspen Music Festival, and by the Takacs Quartet and eighth blackbird. He has also served as Composer-in-Residence for the South Dakota Symphony, Green Bay Symphony, and Lexington Philharmonic.

    Dr. Kellogg's honors include a Charles Ives Fellowship from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, six ASCAP Young Composer Awards, the BMI William Schuman Prize, and the ASCAP Rudolf Nissim Award. His works have been broadcast on NPR's "Performance Today,” “St. Paul Sundays," and BBC's “Live from Wigmore Hall" among others. He has completed artist residencies at the MacDowell Colony, the UCross Foundation, the Copland House, and Rocky Mountain National Park. Daniel Kellogg is a graduate of the Curtis Institute of Music and holds a Doctorate of Musical Arts from the Yale School of Music. He was on faculty at the University of Colorado College of Music for fourteen years, as Professor of Composition, chair of the composition program, Christoffersen Composition Fellow, and the Erismann Faculty Fellow.