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Instruments: Voice
I most enjoy seeing my students passionate about what they love! I first discover exactly what style of music they most enjoy- this is the style of music we'll work on. However, it is not uncommon that I borrow techniques from other genres to produce the desired effect. I've found that the most growth occurs with the students you're able to connect with most. I am passionate about learning how each student learns. Read More
Instruments: Voice
My favorite part about teaching is discovering how each student learns and using their strengths to enhance their trouble areas. For example, I use a lot of manipulative and physical movement for many visual and kinestetic learners whether its solfege hop scotch, ball bouncing, drawing, etc - students will learn fun and creative ways to learn musical concepts and discover their voice. Developing a whole and healthy voice and musical ability is my ultimate goal for each student and I will make sure to find a path that fits each individual student. Read More
Instruments: Voice
The process of vocal study requires the establishment of a relationship. I believe that this relationship must be built on mutual respect, intentional listening on the part of the student and the teacher, and emotional safety. I also believe that students must enjoy their lessons. Learning to sing can be a challenging process that sometimes stirs up fears and insecurities. I seek to be honest about those challenges and promote a positive atmosphere that builds upon successes. Read More
Instruments: Voice
I am a very passionate, motivated, and encouraging instructor who loves working with students and sharing my love for music. In 2008, I graduated with a Master's of Music in Vocal Performance from Arkansas State University. While there I performed in the Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, and Women's Choir. I was the soprano soloist of the Mozart's Coronation Mass and Mozart's Regina Coeli. I also performed the roles of "Ludmilla" in the Bartered Bride, "Ciesca"in Gianni Schicchi, "Abess" in Suor Angelica, and "Rosalinde" inDie Fledermaus. Read More
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