Michigan native Joshua Glassman is a versatile artist, educator, and administrator. His performing experience encompasses opera, art song, choral music, musical theatre, and cabaret. As a conductor and administrator, Joshua is committed to cultivating a love of music in new audiences and aspiring performers.

Joshua currently serves as the Artistic and Executive Director of the Otter Creek Music Festival, an all-genre chamber music festival highlighting local and regional artists in intimate, unique venues along Otter Creek in Central Vermont. His previous directorial roles include leading the Glee Club at the University of Pennsylvania, where he was also a member of the voice faculty, and founding the Mt. Vernon Consort in Baltimore and House Music Philadelphia.

Solo performances include appearances with the Embassy Series in Washington, D.C., the Jupiter Symphony Chamber Players, and the Grace Church Choral Society in New York. Joshua is a former member of the Princeton Festival Baroque Chorus and the professional opera choruses of Philadelphia, Detroit, and Baltimore. He currently performs with Nightingale Vocal Ensemble and Cantata Singers in Boston. Joshua holds a Bachelor of Music from the University of Michigan ('12) and a Master of Music from the Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University ('15).