Do you love to sing? I offer private voice instruction. In a relaxed, fun environment.

I teach Somatic Voicework The LoVetri Method created by Jeanie Lovetri) is a body-based method of vocal training which draws from many disciplines. It is based upon voice science and medicine as well as traditional classical vocal training, complementary tools such as yoga, movement, dance, acting, and speech training, and various bodywork approaches. My Education and Licensing includes, BAA of MDS studies West Virginia University, Studies in Master of Classical Performance Wichita State, Artist Diploma Duquesne University, and Levels I II & 3 In Somatic Voice Work from Shenandoah Conservatory.

I grew up around Atlanta, GA and started playing piano when I was around 7 years old and bass when I was 11. Most of my education has been on the upright bass. I've studied classical bass performance at major music schools on the east coast and in the midwest. I've studied and worked with musicians from many of the great orchestras around the world.

I enjoy working with students who are just coming to the bass or piano for the first time and getting them started with music in a rewarding way as well as more advanced students that need finer musical direction or audition coaching.

I am a candidate for a M.M. In Horn Performance at Carnegie Mellon University, where I studies with Stephen Kostyniak (Associate Principal Horn, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra). At CMU, I have performed with the Philharmonic Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra, and Chamber Orchestra. Before coming to CMU, I attended Youngstown State University where I served as Principal Horn of the Dana Symphony Orchestra and Wind Ensemble.
Outside of Carnegie Mellon, I serve as fourth horn of the Greenville Symphony, and Rotating Principal horn of the Southern Tier Symphony. I have also performed with the Westmoreland Symphony, Youngstown Symphony, W.D. Packard Band, Quantum Theatre, and Butler Symphony.
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In addition to being a founding member of Steel City 5 (a brass quintet formed out of graduate students at CMU), I have enjoyed the experience of working with many chamber groups. I have performed with Youngstown State University's Faculty Brass Quintet, Trinity Brass Quintet, Heavy Metal...

I’m excited to be a TakeLessons instructor and to be able to share my experience and knowledge with you. I have been a singer and performer for over 20 years and have taught voice and beginning piano for six years.

I received a Master of Music in Vocal Performance from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music and a Bachelor of Arts in Music from Rhodes College in Memphis, TN. I continued my studies in New York City in voice, acting and diction.

I continue to be an active performer specializing in musical theater, opera and concert. I began my professional career as an apprentice with the Portland Opera in Oregon. Since then, I have appeared with opera companies and orchestras throughout the United States and abroad and am a frequent guest vocalist and recitalist.

Recently, I performed with Alia Musica here in Pittsburgh premiering works by local composers and created the role of Pamela in the premiere of TOOWHOPERA by composer Sorrel Hays at the...

Born in Queens and raised in Tokyo, Japan, I started performing at the age of nine. I made my stage debut in the ensemble of Tokyo Theatre for Children’s production of Cinderella where my mother played the Stepmother and my father was also in the ensemble. Upon moving back to the U.S. in the eighth grade, I started performing in my school’s shows in Northport, NY. By the end of my junior year, I made the decision that I wanted to pursue a degree in theatre. After my freshman year in The Ohio State University’s Bachelor of Arts program, I decided she wanted to dive deeper and transferred to The University of Arizona where I graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre in December 2011. At the U of A, I had the privilege of playing my dream role of Anne Frank as well as Marcy Park in Spelling Bee and Mary Lennox in The Secret Garden. I was also a proud member of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority. During my college years, I worked each summer with Texas Family Musicals...

Bo, a soprano, is currently a graduate assistant at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, PA. Her performance experiences include opera performances, the main role"Lauretta" in Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi, Suor Angelica, singing in Duquesne University’s Aria Night, Night of Broadway and Cabaret Favorites, and Scene Night.

As a native of China, she completed her undergraduate at the Shenyang Conservatory of Music in Shenyang, China. Her performances in China include performances with the Shenyang Conservatory of Music and the Luxun Academy of Fine Arts. Bo also took part in making the recordings for Ma Kai’s “Motherland Is In My Heart”. In the summer of 2011, Bo traveled to Rome, Italy, to study and perform at Duquesne University’s Rome campus, successfully completing their Lirica Roma program.

Bo has had numerous success teaching students of all ages. Whether they aspire to become professionals or just singing as a hobby, her teaching techniques are adaptive to each...

I've been playing guitar for 12 years now. I started out by learning to read music, which I can teach. I have also dealt with Tabs and by ear teaching. Anyone who has an interest in modern styles will find me useful.

My name is Cara R., I'm 24, a college graduate of Grove City College with a Bachelor's Degree in Music. Flute was my main instrument, but i also play piano too. I've played flute for 12 years and piano for 7. This is my first time teaching, but my dream job would be to teach lessons from my home. I love music and I absolutely love teaching anyone who is interested to learn about it! From the basics to the notes on the staff, to the circle of fifths and complicated theory, i would love to teach all aspects of music. If you're a beginner, or you've been playing for a few years, we can find where you are and get you started right away! If you have a specific genre you like most, i.e. romantic or classical, we can spend a lot of time in that period! I hope you will give me a chance :)

Attended CCAC for music, Alto Soloist in Mozart's Requiem, studied with Bernie Tavis and Thomas Caruso
Carlow College, scholarship for Voice and Piano, studied with Claudia Pinza and Lynn Beckstrom
Released Recordings under CBS label "Make the Right Move" Video airplay on Nite Traks,pre-MTV, 1980's release, Pro Sound Music Magazine interview, Working with songwriters "Carr- Manns" and Band named "Eros" concerning release of "The Voice of Melody" recording released for benefit, performed by national recording artist band "Scene 14" who produced Scene 14, at Beechwood Studios, James Carraccio, producer of the Dazz band with famed, award winning song "Whip it". Appeared as opening act for Rod Stewart and Atlanta Rhythm Section in various concert settings.
University of Phoenix and Almeda College for Business, Bachelor of Science Degree, 2002

Teacher of Voice (and Beginner Piano required for voice students) and Voice coaching in Recording studio. Recording objectives through a...

Hi, my name is Elliott and I am a native of Penn Hills, Pa. My primary instrument is the trombone which I started playing at the age of 9. I also played violin, cello, and electric bass. I received my bachelor's degree from Edinboro University of Pa and my master's degree from New Jersey City University majoring in music education and performance. I am currently a member of the Pittsburgh Musicians Union and Delegate for the American Federation of Musicians of the U.S. and Canada. I am also a member of the Music Educators National Conference, Pennsylvania Music Educators Association and the International Trombone Association. I have performed with the Harold Betters, Trombone Forum Big Band, and the North Suburban Symphonic Band.

I am a professional percussionist and recording engineer with a Bachelors in Music Technology from Duquesne University. I have been playing for 14 years and am versed in in many drumming styles including rock, funk, jazz, afro-cuban, and brazilian. As a recording engineer I have recorded every genre from classical to metal. I cover everything from sound theory and physics to hands on application.

Originally from Baltimore, classical pianist Gabrielle E. studied at Peabody Preparatory with a focus in performance and music theory. Later, she moved to Pittsburgh and received her Bachelor's Degree in Music Performance from Duquesne University and her Master's of Music Degree in Music Technology: Composition. She has won the Spring Piano Competition of the Duquesne Piano Department for three years in a row. She frequently records all periods of repertoire and also many original compositions. She has a strong passion for performing and writing the highest quality of music. If you are considering becoming a professional musician or are just interested in developing a rewarding hobby, she will help you accomplish your musical goals.