Dale Ganz, Associate Professor of Voice, joined the faculty at Kansas State University in 1997. Prior to this appointment, Mr. Ganz was on the voice faculty at the University of the Pacific. The baritone attended the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, where he received his Masters Degree in Voice and Artist Diploma in Opera. Specializing in comic opera, Professor Ganz has performed repeated performances of Leporello in Don Giovanni, the title roles in Don Pasquale and Falstaff, and amassed over 50 performances of Dr. Bartolo in The Barber of Seville. Venues have included The Houston Symphony, New York City Opera National Company, Wolf Trap Opera, Cincinnati Opera, Baltimore Opera, Virginia Opera, Texas Opera Theater and Pocket Opera in San Francisco.

Dale is married to the mezzo-soprano Nancy Maultsby, whose bio information can be viewed at the IMG Artists website.

PRESS
“In last night’s production the star was Dale Ganz. He was the most polished performer—a wry comic actor, and the possessor of a warm flexible voice.”
–The Washington Post

“Ganz was outstanding in the vocal characterization of a perplexed old man and in his masterly acting of an impossibly difficult role.”–The Washington Times

“Dale Ganz was particularly effective; his ample voice explored in masterly fashion the shading of the bass-baritone role.” –Musical America

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