Born and raised in New Jersey, I have been involved with music for many years. The instruments that I play include Trumpet, French Horn, Handbells, Organ, Voice, and Piano. I received my formal education at Moravian College in Bethlehem, PA, which is where I earned a B.A. degree with Honors in Music. In order to obtain my Honors, I chose to develop elementary lessons on Chinese folk music. In my Junior year of college, I performed a dual media recital in both Voice and Piano, and for my Senior year recital, I focused on giving a Vocal performance. These recitals demonstrated the musical talent and techniques that I had developed throughout my experience at college. In addition to my musical experiences in college, I have also learned about various pedagogical approaches through both my vocal studies as well as my studies on the keyboard. There is always more than one approach to teaching musical concepts! As a musician, I have performed in both the Bethlehem/Allentown area...

I have played piano since I was six years old, when my parents enrolled me in my first music classes. I continued my music education while going to elementary, middle, and high school. Ultimately, I graduated with a Master's Degree in Music from Butler University, located in Indianapolis, Indiana

I am a classically trained baritone who has had a great deal of experience with the French language as well as French Melodie. I am trained in German, Italian, English and French diction. I hold a Bachelor of Music from Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea, OH and a Master of Music from Westminster Choir College in Princeton, NJ. For the past two years I have been a part of Westminster Choir, one of the premiere choirs Westminster Choir College has to offer. I have toured with Westminster around most of the south, and have been a part of the choir in Spoleto Festival USA twice. I have also been in several opera performances at Westminster Choir College as well as Baldwin-Wallace College. I have been lead roles in several musical theatre performances in community theatre. With my experiences in opera, choir, musical theatre and art song, I am able to help students who wish to achieve many different goals in a variety of ways.

Alexander Clark from Riverview, New Brunswick, Canada, has his master’s in voice performance and pedagogy from Westminster Choir College. Before becoming a singer, Alexander started out as a pianist, earning his grade 8 Royal Conservatory of Music (Toronto) certificate in addition to studying two years of advanced keyboard harmony at the University of Prince Edward Island. Alexander has also been a trombonist with groups such as the New Brunswick Youth Orchestra, Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra, National Youth Band of Canada, Mount Allison University Symphonic Band, New Brunswick Winds, and the Université de Moncton Brass Ensemble.

While studying at the University of Prince Edward Island, Alexander started pursing singing under the instruction of Stephen Bouey. As a bass-baritone, Alexander has gone on to perform operatic roles including Theseus in Britten’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Simone in Puccini’s Gianni Schicci, Mill foreman and Mayor in Janáček’s Jenůfa, the...

I grew up in southeast Michigan and have been in love with music for as long as I can remember. My mom tells me that I walked into the kitchen one day when I was about 18 months old and started singing the theme song to her favorite soap opera--in the right key! I started violin lessons when I was three years old and at five I became the youngest student ever accepted into the studio of James Waring, now-retired violinist with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Under Mr. Waring, I developed a solid virtuoso technique and worked on chamber music as well as solo and concerto repertoire for the violin. While I was an undergraduate student at Westminster Choir College, I continued my violin study with Dr. Mia Wu.

After six years of violin study, I added piano lessons. I studied with Catherine Rollin, an internationally-known teacher and composer. Ms. Rollin's practical approach to technique and musicianship has been extremely influential in my own teaching, and I use her...

I am a Rutgers University graduate with a B.A in Music Performance. I have played guitar for over 10 years, and currently perform all over the tri-state area in a rock band called "Cotton". I teach several students ages 5-40 right now, and have taught students how to play guitar for several years. In addition to playing in a rock band, I also am well versed in many music styles including jazz, pop, country and acoustic.

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Thanks for checking out my profile. My name is Steve and I teach beginning guitar lessons. I was born and raised in New Jersey. I've been playing guitar from the age of 5 and have long been involved with music ever since. I studied guitar at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA and graduated in 2011 with a Bachelor's Degree in Music Education. I have studied jazz guitar in high school and college but I am able to play and teach a wide range of musical genres.

Just as a side note: I prefer to play and teach on acoustic guitar, though I have no problem with electric guitar (not that there's a difference between the two; it's just a personal preference).

I've been playing and loving music for well more than half a century, now. I got started in second grade when my grandpa brought home a little violin one day, and I've been at it ever since. I was fortunate to take lessons for more than ten years with Carita Page, a teacher who was very warm, encouraging, and caring. I do my best to pass that on to my students in addition to the technique of playing and the theory of music, fascinating as those are.

I feel that playing in groups is very valuable experience for students and gives you a side of music that private lessons alone cannot. I encourage students to look for opportunities to do that. To help provide those opportunities I organized the Cranbury Scout Band, one of very few continuously-operating Scout bands in the country, which I have directed for more that ten years now. I've also been on the staff of several Jamboree Scout bands.

I am an award winning, pi kappa lambda honoree, summa cum laude graduate of Syracuse University's school of Visual and Performing Arts-Setnor School of Music, where I received a four-year music director's talent scholarship.

I am classically trained and perform all styles of music, from classical to jazz to pop. I play saxophone, flute, clarinet, and piano. I perform professionally with a large Philadelphia based entertainment company, as well as will local bands in the Philadelphia area.

I teach all levels of saxophone, flute, clarinet, and beginner/intermediate piano. I enjoy working with students who just want to play for fun, as well as those who are looking to compete in local competitions. I have been involved in County, District, Regional, and All-States bands, concerto/jazz competitions, music composition contests.

I love teaching music, and I look forward to lessons with you!

To watch videos of me performing/listen to my demo, please visit my website:...

Dominic M., America’s Tenor, has been singing in one form or another since the age of four. As a young man, Dominic began honing his skills of singing and acting through Community Theater. His voice and career were forever changed when vocal coach and mentor, Suzanne Ferris-Hammer introduced him to the great voice of Mario Lanza. From the moment Dominic heard the voice of Mario Lanza, he began to fashion his own voice in that image.

Dominic continued to expand his career by developing his own show, which includes the songs of Mario Lanza in their original keys. These shows were held in some of the finest NYC Cabarets such as Don’t Tell Mama, Duplex Café, Danny’s Skylight Café, Café 44, and Eighty Eights. He has also performed these shows at The New Palace of the Performing Arts of New Jersey and at Odettes in New Hope, PA.

Dominic has performed in professional dinner theater with Palame Enterprises. Some of the great shows he performed in were “Singing In The...

Born in Moldova, lyric soprano Galina S. has emerged as a young artist of remarkable versatility and great vocal beauty.

“Galina possesses a most glorious soprano voice… her contributions to music have always been of the highest caliber, amply demonstrating her vocal and intellectual flexibility and accomplishment… she is a great singer and performer.” (John Shirley-Quirk, International baritone)

Ms. S’s impressive voice and sensitive musicianship has lead to performances in numerous cities in the United States as well as Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Israel, Moldova, and St. Petersburg, Russia. Her repertoire encompasses a vast gamut and includes lieder, chamber music, oratorio, and opera, sung in various languages, including German, French, Italian, Russian, Czech, English, and Spanish.

Galina will be next heard as Amelia in Un ballo in maschera with Concert Opera Philadelphia, in March 2013. She will also sing the title role in Suor Angelica with OperaOggi...

Andrew is a graduate of Musicians Institute College of Contemporary Music in Hollywood, California with a degree in drum/percussion performance. At Musicians Institute he had the opportunity to study with drum book authors: Ed Roscetti, Chuck Silverman and Gary Hess, as well as World Snare Drum Champion: Rob Carson. He also studied music theory at Bucks County Community College

He first began his drum studies at age 10; playing percussion in school and at 17 began performing and recording drums professionally. He spent a great deal of his time working with local artists in Philadelphia and Manhattan and touring the northeastern states. During his time in Los Angeles he performed in cover bands, jazz/latin groups and for dozens of independent artists. He also had the privilege to work with some well know artists, such as Scott Shriner of Weezer, Nikki Sixx of Mötley Crüe, and The Blue Man Group.

Teaching drums is just as much a passion of his as is drum performance and...