Hello! My name is Kiersten N, MT-BC. I am a board certified music therapist and I love teaching all ages the joy of music! I graduated from the University of Dayton with a Bachelors degree in Music Therapy. I finished my internship in Columbus, Ohio where I worked full time with children with autism. I am now back in my hometown of Cincinnati with my soon to be husband ready to teach!
At the University of Dayton, I performed with numerous groups from varying genres. My favorite genre to teach is jazz but my students are exposed to all sorts of genres. I also received many awards from the University of Dayton for my performances and contributions to the music department.
I have experience teaching clarinet and guitar while I was a student and teaching piano to children with autism during my internship. I look forward to working with you and helping you discover the wonderful world of music!

Bio for David P.:

At age eight he began formal training with St. Elizabeth’s church organist. At twelve David acquired a drum set and began drum lessons; soon after, his family band was playing regularly for enthusiastic crowds. While attending Xavier University, David continued to play in several groups. At Xavier, David received a degree in music with a focus on music technology. He performed with the Xavier University Choir for four years conducted by the music department chair Helmut Roerig. During the same period David performed with the Percussion Ensemble and studied drums with John Gardner . He studied voice with Harriet Beebe and piano with Rebecca Slater. While studying electronic music at Xavier, David began teaching classes with professor James Hart.

David has written countless compositions. His songs have aired on corporate videos, commercials, and MTV. He now operates Ambient Studios, writing, recording and producing music, while also teaching music....

Jennifer has a Bachelor's Degree in Music in piano studies from Kent State University. She has been teaching children from age five to adult for over eleven years. She desires to help students learn about music and learn how to make the most of those 88 keys. Previously Jennifer has worked at Long Lake Camp for the Arts as a private piano instructor. She has successfully run her piano studio along with aiding several other music studios teaching dozens of students from various backgrounds.