About David

David Hall has been praised for bringing rare fire, brilliance, and commanding control to the stage. Known for pushing the musical envelope, he highlights the trumpet’s versatility across solo, orchestral, and chamber settings while maintaining exceptional artistry and precision.

David is currently the Adjunct Professor of High Brass at the University of Arkansas at Monticello as well as a Graduate Research Assistant at the University of North Texas, where he is pursuing his Doctorate of Musical Arts and a member of the Center Brass Quintet. He has stayed busy playing in the DFW area with groups like the Las Colinas Symphony, Richardson Symphony, Fort Smith Symphony, Garland Summer Musicals and is a section member of the Lonestar Wind Orchestra.

His competitive achievements include winning 1st place in the 2025 National Trumpet Competition Large Ensemble Division, 2nd place in the Barbra Wagner Chamber Music Competition, 4th place in the Inaugural Ryan Anthony Memorial Chamber Music Competition, and multiple semi-finalist appearances at the National Trumpet Competition and NOLA Chamberfest. In 2022, he was awarded the ITG Conference Scholarship and

As an educator, David emphasizes both musicality and technical mastery, guiding students toward success in All-State ensembles and collegiate music programs. He holds degrees from Arkansas Tech University and Michigan State University and continues to balance performance excellence with a deep commitment to teaching. David’s primary teachers have been Dr. TJ Perry, Justin Emerich, Heather Zweifel, Dr. Raquel Samayoa and Kyle Sherman.