A. B. Engen, known to his colleagues as "Bud," is a graduate of St. Olaf College. He began his teaching career in South Dakota and Iowa. Moving on to Duluth and finally to White Bear Lake where he remained for 23 years, his career also included 23 years of church choir work.
Active in the Minnesota Music Education Association throughout his career, Bud served as MMEA Vocal Vice-President and has been Secretary-Treasurer since 1976. His choirs have performed for 11 different colleges, for MMEA, WMEA, and MENC. Mr. Engen was director of The New Heritage Singers, whose tapes may be heard on the Lutheran Vespers radio program, and has directed The Lutheran Brotherhood Singers since 1974.
Active in the Minnesota Music Education Association throughout his career, Bud served as MMEA Vocal Vice-President and has been Secretary-Treasurer since 1976. His choirs have performed for 11 different colleges, for MMEA, WMEA, and MENC. Mr. Engen was director of The New Heritage Singers, whose tapes may be heard on the Lutheran Vespers radio program, and has directed The Lutheran Brotherhood Singers since 1974.
A. B. Engen, known to his colleagues as "Bud," is a graduate of St. Olaf College. He began his teaching career in South Dakota and Iowa. Moving on to Duluth and finally to White Bear Lake where he remained for 23 years, his career also included 23 years of church choir work.
Active in the Minnesota Music Education Association throughout his career, Bud served as MMEA Vocal Vice-President and has been Secretary-Treasurer since 1976. His choirs have performed for 11 different colleges, for MMEA, WMEA, and MENC. Mr. Engen was director of The New Heritage Singers, whose tapes may be heard on the Lutheran Vespers radio program, and has directed The Lutheran Brotherhood Singers since 1974.
Active in the Minnesota Music Education Association throughout his career, Bud served as MMEA Vocal Vice-President and has been Secretary-Treasurer since 1976. His choirs have performed for 11 different colleges, for MMEA, WMEA, and MENC. Mr. Engen was director of The New Heritage Singers, whose tapes may be heard on the Lutheran Vespers radio program, and has directed The Lutheran Brotherhood Singers since 1974.
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