Dylan Madoux

Equally at home in historical and modern performances—he has led ensembles ranging from early music to opera and choral productions. In 2024, he conducted Cimarron Opera’s The Gondoliers by Gilbert and Sullivan. Previously, he was an Apprentice Conductor with the Oklahoma City Philharmonic and Assistant Conductor with Oklahoma Youth Orchestras.

Dylan earned his MM in Orchestral Conducting and Harpsichord Performance from Oklahoma City University and his BME from the University of Oklahoma. As a harpsichordist, he has performed with the UCO Brisch Center for Historical Performance, OU Collegium Musicum, OCU Early Music Ensemble, Tactus, and OU Festival Ballet. He has also worked with the Boise Baroque Orchestra and participated in the St. Andrews Baroque Institute, studying with Rachel Podger, John Butt, and others.

Beyond performance, Dylan is active in organ building and historical keyboard maintenance. He works as a pipe organ technician with Red River Pipe Organ Co. and offers independent tuning and technical services for harpsichords and other historical keyboards.