David Anglin has been a member of the Vocal Arts Faculty at USC, and the Keyboard faculty of UC Santa Barbara. He was the Coordinator of the opera program at the Sydney Conservatorium for four years. There he and his colleagues initiated the "Encounters Program," a mentoring and professional training program with artists from Opera Australia.

He conducted Benjamin Britten’s Beggars Opera and the Australian premiere of Mozart’s La finta semplice which was broadcast as part of the ABC Young Australia series. With Pacific Opera, Sydney, he prepared and produced scenes programs for young artists and productions of Carmen and The Magic Flute.

In LA, he has produced and conducted young artist productions of Haydn’s L’infeltá delusa, Mozart’s Zaïde, and Rossini’s La scala di seta, the latter two performed at the Ford Theatre as part of the LA County Performing Arts Council Summer Nights festival. He has worked for Santa Fe and LA Operas as a translator/coach and the San Francisco Opera as coach and assistant conductor in the Merola Program.

He specializes in diction and the relationship of music and text in vocal repertoire in French, German and Italian.