page_title: Ryan Goessl
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context_page_description: Ryan Goessl is an American choral and orchestral conductor, residing in South Korea. He is the Executive and Artistic Director of the choirs and orchestra of Camarata Music Company. He is the conductor of the Camarata Chorale, Camarata Chamber Singers, and Camarata Chamber Orchestra. He also teaches private voice lessons and music appreciation, and oversees the entire organization. In addition to Camarata Music Company, Goessl is also on the faculty of Music at Hongik University, and is a past professor of music at Hansei University, where, among teaching classes, he was the conductor of the Chapel Choirs.
  In 2012, Camarata Music and Goessl were recognized for their commitment to choral music and culture in Korea by the former president of Korea, MyungBak Lee, and the Korean government.
  In 2014, he assumed a new post as the Arts Ambassador for the Korea Business Leaders Association.
context_section_description: Ryan Goessl is an American choral and orchestral conductor, residing in South Korea.  He is the Executive and Artistic Director of the choirs and orchestra of Camarata Music Company. He is the conductor of the Camarata Chorale, Camarata Chamber Singers, and Camarata Chamber Orchestra. He also teaches private voice lessons and music appreciation, and oversees the entire organization. In addition to Camarata Music Company, Goessl is also on the faculty of Music at Hongik University, and is a past professor of music at Hansei University, where, among teaching classes, he was the conductor of the Chapel Choirs.  
  In 2012, Camarata Music and Goessl were recognized for their commitment to choral music and culture in Korea by the former president of Korea, MyungBak Lee, and the Korean government.
  In 2014, he assumed a new post as the Arts Ambassador for the Korea Business Leaders Association. In 2015, he was awarded by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for his commitment to choral and sacred music to the country of Korea, and in 2018, has been awarded the "Honorary Citizen of Seoul" award by Mayor of Seoul, Won-soon Park, a prestigious award given to those who have shown their love and dedication to the city of Seoul.
  Ensembles under his leadership have sung over 300 performances throughout Korea, and have included members from 104 different countries. One of the most diverse music organizations worldwide, the choirs of Camarata regularly collaborate with governments from all over the world, represented in Korea, by performing for national days, cultural events, and various other performances, in collaboration with various embassies and ambassadors.
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