With degrees in education, vocal performance, and conducting from Missouri State University and UCLA, Troy Robertson brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the choral classroom. He has conducted the Grammy Award-winning UCLA Chamber Singers, the UCLA Symphony, Tonality (Los Angeles' foremost choir devoted to social action), and the Tesserae Baroque Orchestra. His conducting achievements reflect his dedication to excellence and his ability to inspire and lead diverse musical ensembles.

In addition to his conducting accomplishments, Dr. Robertson enjoys performing opera, including roles such as Figaro in Le nozze di Figaro, Nick Shadow in The Rake's Progress, Sy in Kay Rhie's Quake, and Mr. Lucian in the premiere of Grammy Award-winning composer Richard Danielpour's The Grand Hotel Tartarus.

Dr. Robertson joined the Bethany College community as Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Choral Activities. He looks forward to continuing as Artistic Director of the Messiah Festival of the Arts (the longest-running annual Messiah performance in North America) alongside leading Bethany College's other historic choral traditions.