At the age of 4 I began producing musicals in my basement with my sister. This progressed to acting classes, piano lessons, and eventually the school musical in sixth grade. I began taking voice lessons when I was in eighth grade and have never looked back. Through high school, I focused on both classical and musical theatre genres, having leads in high school and community musicals and operettas. While attending the University of Delaware, I majored in Applied Music: Voice and had the privilege of performing lead roles in Sweeney Todd, The Pirates of Penzance, The Marriage of Figaro, and Die Fledermaus. In addition, I performed two recitals. I was also fortunate enough to be a member of the University of Delaware Chorale, traveling to both China and Spain for tours and competitions.

I took my first pedagogy class at UD and began teaching voice lessons at the Community Music School during my junior year. This past year I did graduate work at the Pennsylvania State University in...

Hi there! My name is Valerie. I'm a certified music teacher that loves to see a person grow in their love and ability for music. With 14 years of teaching privately, experience teaching publicly, enjoying several years as a Kindermusik teacher, and currently a teacher with VSA arts of Delaware (teaching music to those with disabilities), I find it thrilling to see a person of any age & background grow and blossom in their passion for music!

Though I enjoy and have experience at teaching all ages from children to adults, I specialize in children's music education (ages 5-12). I would describe myself as an elementary school music teacher that teaches privately. ;) My studio is filled with many smiles, stickers for every accomplishment, and a treasure box of cool prizes for those who are practicing regularly and did a great job in their lesson. Lessons are a time where children can feel like music really is fun and enjoyable to learn and experience!

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Alexis D. attended college at the University of Delaware and graduated cum laude with a double major in Music Performance: Voice and Music Education: Choral/Vocal. During her time at the University of Delaware, she was involved in numerous musical ensembles including Collegium Musicium , and performed as a soloist on a number of occasions, including two solo recital programs and major roles in the UD Opera Theater program (UDOT).

Ms. D. has performed as a soloist and ensemble singer for the UD Schola Cantorum, The UD Chorale, and the Newark Symphony Chorus. Her solo performance work includes such roles as Marcellina in Le nozze di Figaro (UDOT), Despina in Cosi fan tutte (UDOT), Anna in The King and I (St. Marks Theater Co.), and Grace Farrell in the Wilmington Drama League’s production of Annie, where she received rave reviews for her “musically impressive” and “soaring” performance from The News Journal. Most recently, Alexis starred again as Despina in...

I have been singing for as long as I can remember. It is my very favorite activity. I have transformed my love of singing into a career.
I have been teaching music lessons for over 25 years. When you study with me you will have the advantage of that experience. I have extensive experience teaching students of all ages. Throughout my teaching career I have taught students with varied backgrounds and diverse needs. If you are a person who was told not to sing by your music teacher, don't give up! I have taught many children and adults to match pitches and improve their singing voices.

I earned a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from Moravian College and a Master of Music in Vocal Performance from Temple University. While at Temple, I studied standard vocal repertoire and Early Music. I have also completed graduate courses in Early Childhood and Elementary Education at West Chester University.
I served on the faculty of Suburban Music School for 17 years where...

Hi! I'm Maura, a music nerd, Jesus lover, and teacher passionate about encouraging and bringing out my students' hidden talents!

A little about my musical background: I majored in Songwriting (as a Voice principal) at Berklee College of Music and graduated with a Bachelor's in 2007, teaching periodically in Boston while in school. My goal was to strengthen my vocal, writing, and instrumental skills and gain a greater knowledge of music theory and the music industry, with the intent to record my own songs and perform in some capacity as well as promote songs to film, TV, and possibly other artists. In 2008 I attended Maryland's Sheffield Institute for the Recording Arts for six months to expand my knowledge of recording arts, so that I could improve my own home recording skills and also understand what the heck was going on when being recorded as an artist in a professional recording studio!

During and after Sheffield, I started performing my songs at small coffeehouse shows,...

I am a graduate of The University of The arts with a BA in music performance. The University of The Arts has allowed me to gain a reputable amount of performance and educational work. In my training at the University was able to concentrate on many styles of performance such as classical technique as well as Broadway and jazz. With that in mind, it is also important to stay current on today’s music as well. Music has allowed me to travel the world with various groups and perform with musicals greats like the Philly Pops, bassist Gerald Veasly and the great Bernard “Pretty “ Purdie.
I have taught voice and piano for high school students entering college for music. My experience in teaching is not only with high school students but spans all ages. After completing college I continued my training with Mrs. Jackie’s Piano Fun Class for ages 4-6. This gave me confidence to complete training for The Music Class and various other infant and toddlers music programs....

Elizabeth has been praised for her “clear ringing soprano voice”, excellent comic timing, and “warm and enlightening” performances (The News Journal of Wilmington, DE). Elizabeth has been seen on stage with most of the Philadelphia area Gilbert & Sullivan groups, including The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Chester County, Ardensingers, and Thespis Etc., and performed the roles of Patience (Patience), Yum-Yum (The Mikado), Rose Maybud (Ruddigore), Angelina (Trial by Jury), and Fiammetta (Gondoliers) in 2008 and 2009.

Most recently, Elizabeth performed the leading soprano role in the world premiere of an original opera with Opera Delaware in Wilmington, DE's Fringe Festival. She “tackled the challenging score with gusto, her beautiful soprano and excellent diction winning in even the highest vocal points” (The Community News of Wilmington, DE).

Elizabeth received a B.A. in music from Emory University in Atlanta, GA and graduated with an M.M. in vocal performance on...

Hi!! My name is Allison. I am a graduate of Eastern University, not far outside of Philadelphia, PA. I received my BA in General Music with a focus on Vocal Performance in 2008. I studied vocal performance under Christine Devault, Carole Latimer and David Bauer and piano under James Correnti. I also studied dance throughout childhood and college and have an extensive knowledge of music theory, conducting, and composition.

I've spent over 9 years working with children of all ages in before and after school programs and summer camps. I've also spent several years helping with various children's choirs and performing groups as well as helping children and youth in preparing for auditions and performances. I've been teaching group music classes and private lessons for over 3 years now and I'm excited to share my experiences and passion with you!

Welcome to TakeLesson, students. I am Khyle W. and I'm glad you've agreed to look over my profile. I hold the Bachelor of Science in Music Education from Lincoln University (PA) with an emphasis in choral music. As a young, studying baritone, I am capable of teaching singing lessons for any repertoire. I also specialize in music theory, piano, and choral music. My teaching experience has allowed me to teach, conduct, accompany, and mentor students of the Girard Academic Music Program. My vocal performance opportunities includes leading roles of Gaudenzio in Il Signor Bruschino (Rossini) and Ned in Treemonisha (Joplin) sponsored by the Lincoln Univ. Opera Workshop. I also have a number of public voice recitals under my belt. My intention as your teacher is to help take away the mystery and frustration of learning music, to have great deal of fun discovering your potential, and making performance as comfortable as possible for you. I am fun-loving, easy to talk with, and serious...

Sandra began her training at the Settlement Music School in Philadelphia. She is a two time recipient of the Mario Lanza Award, and holds a B.M. degree in opera from the Philadelphia College of Performing Arts. She studied acting at both the Wilma and Walnut Theaters in Philadelphia. In New York, she studied Shakespeare at the HB Studios, and received on-camera training at the Weisst- Barron Commercial School. Sandra is a member of Actor's Equity.

Sandra was engaged for seven years at Theater des Westens in Berlin, Germany, where she performed extensively in Musicals and Operetta. She also toured throughout Germany with the ensemble "Operetten Express". In the U.S., Sandra has toured nationally with "Man of La Mancha" and "Carousel", and has performed leading roles in many regional theaters. She also performed in the Off-Broadway Musical "Mamaleh". Sandra has performed in over fifty productions of Musicals, Operetta, and Opera. Some of her favorite roles include: Aldonza...

Music is a special gift and art that we carry with us throughout our entire lives. If you're here, you must love it as much as I do! My teaching approach is about building a strong and sturdy foundation in technique while enhancing your natural abilities all wrapped up in fun and laughter!
I've been apart of almost every genre associated with the vocal arts, it's my passion! After graduating from Liberty University, I began my musical endeavors in New York City. My experiences include singing for artists at The Metropoliton Opera Guild, various operas scenes at Carnegie Hall and Symphony Space as well as winning first place at a 5 state regional competition when I was 21. These experiences not only brought me joy and musical knowledge, but they also brought me knowledge of the environment and lifestyle, which is invaluable and would be my pleasure to share with my students. Let's get started!!

Chrissy has expressed her passion and enjoyment of music through teaching students for the past several years. She encourages her student’s to be creative and excited about music. She believes music should be about self-expression and lessons should be tailored to the student’s interest while keeping the fundamentals and key elements of music at the forefront. Chrissy has been involved with music her entire life. She started out singing at the age of nine and was known as the little girl with the big voice. She also began playing the piano the same year and continued on to learn guitar at age eleven. Chrissy has been classically trained in guitar, piano, and voice by Towson University professors as well as Peabody graduates. During Chrissy’s high school years, she was a member of every music honor choir and the classical guitar ensemble. She studied music at Towson University for three years and hopes to transfer to Peabody Conservatory. Chrissy has performed at Carnegie Hall...