dylan dukat (b. 2000) is a korean-american composer and educator.
dylan earned his bachelor of music in music education and musical studies from the crane school of music, suny potsdam, where he also earned a certificate in performance. he is pursuing his master of music in music composition at boston conservatory at berklee.
dylan works as a freelance composer. he is a member of the millennium composers initiative, a collective dedicated to "creating fresh and engaging new music for all types of ensembles and media, [and striving] to push the limits of what defines music and art through experimental, conventional, and interdisciplinary means." he is also a member of the american society of composers, authors, and publishers (ASCAP). he has had his work performed by the rhythm method string quartet and the boston conservatory wind ensemble, among other ensembles and soloists across the american northeast.
dylan formerly worked as dorm head and composition faculty at the eastern u.s. music camp, operating out of colgate university, and also worked as a student teacher in the phoenix central school district, where he taught general music, symphonic winds, and music theory at k-12 levels. dylan was also an instructor for the phoenix parade band.
during his bachelor studies, dylan worked as the treasurer of the potsdam music business club, a division of the crane institute for music business and entrepreneurship. he was also inducted as a member of the zeta mu chapter of the society of pi kappa lambda in may 2020.