I believe everyone has the ability to sing … some better than others, of course, -- but regardless, I believe every voice can make a beautiful sound. I believe learning to sing requires team work: with the proper instruction and learning tools from me, the instructor, and with the dedication (practice, practice, practice) from you, the student, a well-rounded singer can emerge.

I began singing when I was five years old in church. I continued singing exclusively inspirational music until I was a teenager. At that time, in addition to the second soprano part I sang in a five-part harmony
a Capella (without instrumental accompaniment) Gospel group, I also sang in a couple of bands (Rhythm and Blues, and Jazz). My undergraduate studies were completed at the American University, where I majored in Communications (B.A.), and minored in Music, voice being my instrument. During my undergraduate studies, I was recruited and performed as the lead female vocalist for a Rock band...

I believe that the well being of the student is the most important thing a teacher must be concerned about. I can provide professional instruction while still having fun in a very relaxed atmosphere.

I believe the bond between a student and a teacher should be comparable to a very close friend. Someone you can talk to comfortably and someone you can depend upon to help you succeed. Through personal experience I have seen a difference in learning between a strict cold teacher vs one that is kind, sociable and caring of the well being of the student., not just in matters having to do with the studies themselves but overall happiness as well.

My style of teaching is very laid back and relaxed. I would like to take it at a pace in which the student is comfortable with the material before moving forward. Reinforcing the basics before moving onto more advanced material.

I believe everyone who wants to learn how to sing can do so! no matter the age. It doesn't matter if your 5...

Elementary school principal and music teacher for more than 10 years. BA in Music theory and history, Recording and performing experience.

Hi my name is Aleksis, know by thousands of students as "Mr B." I'm 33, happily married with a one year old daughter and five year old son. I have been teaching music for over twenty years now. I have been performing locally and nationally since 1992, solo and with a band, at hundreds of venues across the country as a singer/songwriter guitarist and keyboardist. I am currently recording my fourth full length album, with several albums selling on iTunes. I own my an independent record label, working as an audio and video producer at my home studio and on the road recording live shows as well as with my students in their homes that are working towards a professional music career like mine.

I have a wide variety of experience to offer anyone wanting to learn to sing, play guitar or piano/keyboards just beginning. Or if you've been playing or even performing already and want to polish your act, learn to write better lyrics, compose original and marketable music, even produce...

With almost 20 years of music and theater related experience, and over 10 years as a vocal coach, I start each day fresh with a desire to pass on my passion for the arts.

I have acquired my Bachelor of Music Degree in Voice Performance from Mason Gross School of the Arts in 1997, and am currently working towards my Master of Secondary Education Degree with a proposed graduation date of May 2011. Along with my traditional schooling, I have taken several Master Classes in Acting Technique and Voice-over.

As a versatile individual, I have had the opportunity to hold a number of professional roles including Drama Teacher, Modeling and Television Instructor, and Private Vocal Coach. I have directed, choreographed, musical directed, and coached many individuals and groups within multiple organizations and age levels. Through these experiences, I have been fortunate enough to educate a diverse group of students, who functioned below-, on-, and above grade level.

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Lyric Baritone, Orlando S., holds graduate and undergraduate degrees from the Peabody Conservatory and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, respectively. Orlando serves as the Director of Music and Chancel Choir conductor at Hunt's Memorial United Methodist Church which was founded in 1773 during the advent of our nation’s history.

In addition to his work as a conductor, Orlando is also a highly-respected and sought studio teacher of voice and piano. He maintains an active voice and piano studio in the Baltimore area having successfully taught hundreds of students. Orlando holds memberships with the National Association for Music Education (MENC), the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) and teaches students in five different locations.

Orlando is a versatile artist with performance experience in opera, chamber music, art song, oratorio, musical theater, pop and jazz. He has completed concerts with the Municipal Opera Company of Baltimore, UMBC...

Hello! I teach classical and music theater styles to all ages of beginning through advanced singers. I have special experience with guiding high school singers through the university music school audition process in particular. However, I have years of experience working with young children who love to sing, amateur choral singers looking to improve, serious classical vocalists, and music theater fanatics! I provide an engaging, productive, and fun way to improve your vocal skills!

Biography:

A regional finalist of the 2007 Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, soprano Courtney K. is equally at home performing concert works, opera, and music theatre. She has been an active performer in Boston, Oklahoma City and now in the Baltimore/D.C. area. She has appeared as a concert soloist in many works including Orff’s Carmina Burana, Brahm’s Ein deutsches Requiem, Fauré’s Requiem, and Mozart's "Coronation" Mass and Exsultate, jubilate with The Back Bay Chorale in...

Music and teaching music have been my passions for as long as I can remember! Throughout my career as a student, I have explored many musical paths and instruments. All these experiences contributed to making me the well-rounded and intelligent musician I am today.

My undergraduate degree is from West Chester University of Pennsylvania in Music education where I am certified to teach any music from students K-12. Currently, I am pursuing a masters degree in Vocal Performance and Opera from the Peabody Institute at Johns Hopkins University where I study under Phyllis Bryn-Julson.

Although singing is my #1 passion, I encourage students to play instruments and explore other musical outlets. Musical instruments I've learned and performed with include: piano, french horn, mallet percussion, classical guitar, and saxophone. Music has so much to offer - take advantage of it now!

Soprano Belinda L. is quickly emerging as a sought-after performer both in opera and as a recitalist. Her performances have been described as “mesmerizing” and her crystal clear voice is full of a “beauty and sensitivity that makes her an immediate stand out.” Most recently, Belinda has appeared on the stage of Peabody Opera as Euridice in Gluck's Orfeo. Past roles include leads from Cosi fan tutte (2010), Die Zauberflöte (2010), Rigoletto (2010), Gilbert &Sullivan's Trial by Jury (2009), Lakme (2009), Le nozze di Figaro (2009), and Don Giovanni (2008). Equally in demand on the concert stage, Belinda has sung the soprano solos in Faure's Requiem and Handel's Messiah.

Prior to her studies at the Peabody Institute, Belinda attended the University of California, Irvine, studying voice under the tutelage of Dr. Darryl Taylor. During her undergraduate work, she received numerous honors and recognitions including The Bette and Steven Warner Scholarship, The Ann & Gordon...

I love music and I love teaching! I started out with a passion for musical theater, and eventually I developed a love for opera and art songs. I love how singing requires both physical awareness and mental focus, and I will strive to teach the balance of these aspects. Whether you want to gear up for karaoke or learn how to sing an Italian aria, I can offer you advice and training to help you meet your goals.

I've had a great deal of experience reaching out to students of all ages. I taught undergraduates while finishing my masters degree in Chicago, and while performing outreach with the San Diego Opera and Anchorage Opera. Outside of music, I love competing in triathlons!

I am an international singer/songwriter, performer and teacher with a home-base in Baltimore, Maryland. I enjoy teaching the love of music through the medium that makes most sense to you, either voice, guitar, songwriting or French horn. Through teaching, I feel I am giving back what was given to me, the pure joy of performing. I love helping people find and connect with their music.

As a performer, I have played up and down the east coast and at such venues as CenterStage in Baltimore, MD, Ebenezer's in Washington, DC, and The Vagabond in New York, NY. I perform with my band, my duo goatFISH, my house music band t3N and my poetry/music collaboration Mother Ruckus. I am also hired on occasion for studio work.

As a songwriter, I was awarded a 2010 Individual Artist Grant awarded by The Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts and The Maryland State Arts Council and have released three full length albums: "...and I am not sorry," "Turning Tides," and "Expectations." I am...