I believe that everyone has the ability to sing, even the student with the most vocal faults. Will everyone that I teach go on to sing at the Metropolitan Opera, American Idol, or any other world famous music hall? Realistically speaking, the answer is no. However, I believe that with proper training, patience, and practice everyone can enjoy the art of singing within their own level of giftedness.

I take that time to listen to a student's instrument and lesson by lesson determine what is the best course of positive action that I and the student need to take in order to achieve the best results not just for today but for the longterm future. I want my students to be enjoy singing, sing excellently, but also have longevity with their voices.

Voice study requires discipline, patience, and the desire to be better everyday! There is a good deal of effort that the student must carry on their own in that they must practice what they have been taught and come prepared to lessons....

I love to sing and to help others find their own unique voice. I graduated from Capital University with a Bachelor's in Vocal Music and recently obtained my Master's in Music Education from the University of Dayton. I have been singing from grade school and have experience in both professional and non-professional choirs. I have been a music teacher and director for 10+ years and love what I do.