Voice Lessons Northeast

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Ukulele

It's important to me first that my students enjoy their lessons. This means learning at their own pace, offering poisitive feedback, and using music they prefer. With this combination, they usually find music lessons fun and educational! Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Flute

I have always focused on teaching each student holistically. I hope to influence students in their discovery of music through various modalities of learning, including visual, auditory, proprio-kinesthitic (movement), with a special focus on audiation. During piano and flute study, we explore the instruments as acoustical marvels and the students' interactions with them. Voice lessons always involve the whole body and mind. Listening homework is as important as practicing. I teach simple editing and technology to supplement the experience. Read More

Instruments: Voice

Performer, teacher, a cappella music arranger. Director of my college a cappella group, performed at the 2010 ICCAs. Graduated from RIT with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, minor in music. My father was a band/music teacher giving me a firm understanding of how to teach music along with the ability to play several instruments. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Trumpet

Fun but tough. I can tell when a learner hasn't practiced, and it affects the lesson and growth. I always try to make sure that the learner ends the lesson feeling accomplished. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice

I began study classical piano at the age of five and classical voice at age 8. I grew up attending a performing arts grade school. Got my first job as a musician at age twelve and began taking private students from my piano teacher’s waitlist (at his request) at age thirteen. I have worked primarily in the sacred/church world, but have taught music to people from all backgrounds, and in several different school settings. Read More