Mr. Frazier has served as Director of Music Ministry in churches in North Carolina, Iowa Ohio Virginia, and New Hampshire. In Ohio, he had the rare privilege of being called upon to accompany Metropolitan Opera Singer Kathleen Battle in a program for the public schools of Scioto County. While in Washington, he was included as one of the five "government approved" private contract organists for Weddings and funerals at the Fort Myer Army Base in Arlington, VA. He has served as aural programmer and synthesist for diverse area theatrical groups and for the Washington Vocal Consortium, all of the greater metropolitan DC area.

As a composer Mr. Frazier has won the- American Guild of English Handbell Ringers Area II composition contest, the national Anthem Composition Contest sponsored by the Fairfax Methodist Church in Fairfax, VA, and received honorable mention in the National Federation of Music Club's Young Composers' Contest's Devora Nadworney Award. In 1999, his anthem "The Great Commission" was written for the dedication of the new Sanctuary of Brownson Memorial Presbyterian Church of Southern Pines, North Carolina. While a resident in North Carolina, Mr. Frazier was an adjunct Faculty member of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke where he taught Music Appreciation.

Mr. Frazier is currently Minister of Music at South Congregational Church in Concord, and this spring has been an adjunct Organ Instructor at Plymouth State University. He is past Dean of the Cape Fear Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. and he is currently the webmaster for the New Hampshire Chapter of the American Guild of Organists (www.nhago.org)