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My number one aim is to create independent musicians. Students will learn a variety of fun and engaging practice techniques that they can apply to learning any piece of music.
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I am a diligent and motivated musician, performer and educator who enjoys working with a variey of students looking to grow in musicianship. In 2010, I graduated with my degrees in Music Education and Applied Voice from Indiana Wesleyan University. During my undergraduate experience I had opportunities to perform throughout Europe, to hold the honor of student conductor of the Indiana Wesleyan University Chorale, to choregoraph stage productions including multiple operas and musicals and to premier the lead role in a new musical, Where Fortunes Lie. Since my schooling, I have had occasion to perform with Kathleen Battle, Ronan Tynan, Michele Ragusa and Mike McGowan, as well as sing under the batons of Dr. Todd Guy, Dr. Erin Freeman, Dr. JoAnn Falletta and Dr. Adam Luebke. My goal as a music educator is to encourage and develop my students' musical abilities and passions for performance.
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I am a music teacher who enjoys working with all age levels. I trained extensively in voice in college at the University of Oklahoma, and I love to share my knowledge and skills with my students. I am a positive and encouraging teacher who helps her students achieve their personal musical goals.
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I am a very motivated instructor who really loves helping students of all ages. I am orginally from the Midwest and moved to New York City to persue opera performing. Recently, my family and I relocated to the Buffalo area and I am looking forward to working with some of the local musicians. This past year I debuted with Buffalo's Opera Sacra for their production of Maria Stuarda. I had the honor of holding the title role and I am currently working with them on other projects. I have also worked all over the United States and I have also sung internationally in Germany.
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I am a passionate, professional conductor, baritone, and educator with extensive experience teaching and inspiring students, singers, and pianist in schools, camps, private studios, community organizations, and churches. I currently serve as the Director of Choral Music at Nichols School where I conduct the Concert Choir and teach voice lessons and vocal technique. In the community, I am the Bass Section Leader for the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus and the Music Director at Kenmore Baptist Church. Prior to my move to Buffalo, I maintained a full voice and piano studio at the Rochester Academy of Music & Arts. In the summers of 2015 and 2016 at the Eastman School of Music, I was selected to be a Choral Fellow in the Advanced Conducting Workshops as well as the baritone soloist in choral performances of Brahms Ein Deutsches Requiem. As a young baritone, I have enjoyed professional memberships in over 15 choral organizations, most notably with the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus, the Chicago Choral Artists, VOICES, First Inversion, the Eastman Chorale, and the Eastman-Rochester Chorus, in which I was selected for solos in Vaughn Williams’ A Sea Symphony, Brahms’ Ein Deutsches Requiem, and Dominick Argento’s Four Seascapes. I was also a member of the Summer Fest Choir and Festival Chamber Choir in the 2013 Summer Choral Festival and Competition in Lisbon, Portugal. In Chicago, I served as the Bass Section Leader in the Moody Oratorio Chorus, and the Moody Chorale, with which I traveled extensively throughout four continents. I also played the role of Count Almaviva in Le Nozze di Figaro in the Moody Bible Institute Opera Workshop. I hold the MM degree in conducting from the Eastman School of Music and the BM degree in voice from the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. I have studied voice with Robert Swensen at the Eastman School of Music, Dr. Terry Strandt at the Moody Bible Institute, and Dr. Kyle Ferrill at Interlochen Arts Camp. I have also studied piano with Juilliard trained, Dr. Brian Lee.
16 Years
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Happy Customers
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Cities with Students
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Teachers in Network
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