Since 1990, Brian Moul has touched all the bases in his service to the Hanover Lancers Alumni Corp: baritone player, contra bass player, horn instructor and arranger, and Board member. He also locates and repairs instruments, makes improvements to the rehearsal building, and secures copyright licensing. With Tom Kittinger, he introduced singing to the repertoire. Like all Lancers instructors, he accepts no pay for his services. He also played baritone bugle with the Lancers from 1979 to 1981 and Archer-Epler Musketeers from 1982 to 1983.
As a member of its Board of Directors, Brian has shaped the direction and improvement of the Lancers, including stimulating the growth of their indoor show, “Profiles in Music,” into one of the premier alumni corps events on the east coast.
During his 36 years as a music educator, he served as band director and instrumental teacher in Easton, MD, Lansdowne, Dover, and York, PA. In 2009 and 2012, his ensembles performed at the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) state convention. A graduate of West Chester University, he sings bass with Harrisburg’s nationally renowned Susquehanna Chorale and currently serves on its Board of Directors, Long-Range Planning, Search, and Finance Committees. He also served four years as Board President. In addition, he has sung with Lancaster’s Wheatland Chorale, Phoenix (York) Vocal Ensemble, and York Oratorio Society, and sings on the St. James (Lancaster) Episcopal Church Choir. He is a member the National Association for Music Education, (NAfME) the Pennsylvania Music Education Association (PMEA) and the Pennsylvania Drum Corps Hall of Fame.
