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.

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.

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...

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.

Hi! I am a classically trained pianist originally from Syracuse, NY. I graduated from Allegheny College in Meadville, PA where I studied piano under Professor Alec Chien. I also enjoyed playing the French horn and percussion with the Allegheny Wind Symphony and Wind Ensemble.

I have performed numerous piano solo recitals, as a featured pianist with the Allegheny Wind Ensemble, in piano duos, a piano quartet, small instrumental groups and in the pit orchestra for musical productions. I know the skills and technique needed to play as a soloist and in different types of groups. I am eager to share this with aspiring pianists.

I have 4+ years experience teaching private lessons to young children and 3 years experience in teaching fun group EZ play organ classes to senior citizens. My senior year I was also a substitute teacher for beginning class piano at Allegheny College.

So whether you’re looking to study as a serious pianist, just as a hobbyist or somewhere in...