I have been a voice teacher for over twenty- five years. My background includes ten years of classical training with Maestro Julio Berrocal as well as vocal training through the Feldekrais approach with Marcy Lindhiemer. In acting I have studied with renowned Stanislavsky scholar Sonia Moore and Master acting teacher of the Strasberg Method, Marcia Haufrecht. I believe we all have something distinctive that can be developed and expressed through the voice. I work to help the student discover their individual and unique sound. I give them tools to gain the ability and confidence to achieve their goals. I empathize deeply with the challenges that students face both in studying voice and performance since I have been a professional singer for many years. Through my personal experience in the field I coach the student through the obstacles they may come up against. My students have gone on to become recording artists,Broadway performers, cabaret artists. They have go on to perform...

I started my musical training as a pianist at Docampo's Music Studio at age 4 in New Jersey. I completed a course for 7 yrs, until the age of 10 and there after, was accepted in the music program from the Conservatory of Puerto Rico. I have acquired much experience with children, as piano being their first instrument and musical experience they have gained confidence and joy.

I have been playing guitar for 15 years. I have been a professional recording and performing artist for 10 of those years. I have studied all styles of guitar playing with 3 professional touring musicians and I have a BA in music from Fordham University.

Stephen made his operatic debut in the title role of Gluck's Orfeo in Santa Barbara, CA. Other roles performed in the United States have been Oberon in Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream, the title role in John Eccles' The Judgement of Paris and Sesto in La Clemenza di Tito by Mozart. Among the roles sung in Europe were Orlolsky in Fledermaus, Bertarido in Rodelinda and Oberon in Sommernachtstraum. He has been a soloist in many Churches and Synagogues in the United States and Europe. Highlights have been Messiah, Elijah, St. Mathew Passion and Cantorial soloist for the Jewish High Holidays. He appeared in Summer Stock and played the guitar in a number of bands. Reviewers have cited Stephen's naturally full and warm timbre and his unforced agility.

Stephen has a strong interest and knowledge in vocal technique and maintains a studio in Manhattan. He has given many workshops on vocal technique and had a large studio in Amsterdam, Holland, where lived for six years. He...

I believe that training your voice in a healthy way is the key to becoming a successful singer! I also emphasize the importance of conveying your story with confidence in any song that you love to sing. I am very dedicated to teaching and performing all different styles of music!

I am a singer-songwriter and I have performed my own compositions and arrangements at several venues throughout New York City. I have a degree in Vocal Performance from The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music. I also received a teaching certification from the Contemporary Commercial Vocal Pedagogy Institute in Somatic Voicework©- The Lovetri Method.

I believe anyone can learn to sing. Not everyone can be Pavarotti or Adele, but anyone who can speak can learn to sing, at least to feel confident singing happy birthday. That confidence comes from discovering your voice and what makes it tick -- and that confidence will carry over into other parts of your life!

A specialist in musical theater, I was also an opera singer for 15 years. I am a true cross-over artist, equally comfortable teaching (and singing) classical repertoire as well as musical theater. While pop music is not my personal milieu, I have taught dozens of pop singers how to sing their music more healthfully and easily, while not losing their own personal style.

With a Masters Degree in Voice Performance and Pedagogy and a Bachelors in Voice Performance and Music Education, I am particularly skilled with training the young voice. I have 20 years of teaching experience, both in my private studio and at colleges, universities, and community music centers...

Jay recently graduated from Rice University's Shepherd School of Music where he received his Master's degree under the study of Norman Fischer. Prior to his studies at Rice, he attended Vanderbilt University and the Colburn School of Performing Arts in Los Angeles. He has attended various summer programs including the Henry Mancini Institute, Colorado College Music Festival and the Tanglewood Music Center.

Jay has been privileged to perform under some of the world's leading conductors, including James Levine, Bernard Haitink, André Previn, Sir Andrew Davis, Raphael Frühbeck de Bergos, Oliver Knussen, Herbert Bloomstedt and John Williams. He has also played in master classes for several esteemed artists, such as Yo-Yo Ma, Ronald Leonard, Richard Aaron, Joseph Silverstein, Lynn Harrell and members of the Juilliard, Cleveland, Orion, Turtle Island and Emerson String Quartets. Outside of the classical music scene, he enjoys performing and recording with singers and songwriters,...

Marjorie has taught beginners to advanced students of all ages in every vocal style including Opera, Classical, Musical Theatre, Pop, Jazz, Folk, Rock, R&B and Gospel at Hunter College, New York University, La Guardia Community College, The Learning Annex as well as her private vocal studio in NYC for the past 25 years.

Marjorie received her Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Georgia and a Special Studies Award in Voice and Opera from the Eastman School of Music. Marjorie has sung at Venice's Grand Teatro La Fenice, Carnegie Hall in NY, Rome's Teatro dell'Opera, Cagliari's Teatro Lirico and the New York Grand Opera.

She was the winner of the Luciano Pavarotti International Voice Competition and a finalist in both the Enrico Caruso Voice Competition and McAllister Opera Awards Competitions. Recently she was featured on Channel 5 Good Day New York morning news program.

~~Teaching Philosophy~~

IF YOU CAN TALK YOU CAN SING and I guarantee it!!!!!...

Jiwon was born to music-loving parents and received a little violin on her first birthday. As she started studying the violin, Jiwon won numerous competitions in her native Korea. Soon, her teachers recognized her talent which ultimately led to her acceptance to The Juilliard School.

Her past performances include Young Musician's Concerts at Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center at Alice Tulley Hall, "Fanfare for Humanity II," a fund-raising concert for Hurricane Katrina victims. She gave recitals and performed at various chamber music concerts at Lincoln Center concert halls.

Jiwon received many scholarships for her musical merit. She attended Lutheran Summer Music (LSM) and Hotchiss Summer Portals on full scholarship and was invited to perform at a concert in Florida promoting LSM. In summer 2010, she attended the Great Mountains Music Festival at Alpensia, PyeongChang, Korea as a residence counselor on full scholarship. This summer, Jiwon attended New York Summer Music...

I am a very encouraging and engaging teacher who focuses on proper form and technique, while maintaining the student's interest and encouraging creativity.

I incorporates both traditional and Suzuki methods and caters every lesson to the students individual needs and goals.

There is never a dull moment in lesson with me. I keep the student motivated and excited about leaning to play the violin.

Dan, a multi faceted musician, composer and educator active in the tri-state area since 1994. Dan's eclectic education, upbringing and fields of interest render him one of the unique voices in the dynamic field of current music education.
In an era where old boundaries are breaking and a growing musician needs to have expanded horizons, Dan stands out in the crowd.

Born and raised in Jerusalem, Dan received his musical education from the Rubin music academy in Jerusalem and the Manhattan School of music in NYC where he completed a Masters degree in classical composition and Jazz performance. Dan's playing and compositions were performed nationally and internationally, reviewed by the New York Times, The St Louis Post Dispatch and other publications.

Currently Dan is teaching composition, film scoring, theory and ear training at the Manhattan school of music pre college division (where he has been a faculty member since 1994) and piano, theory and composition at the JCC on...

Whether you are seasoned performer or a an absolute beginner I want to help you reach your vocal potential.

I fell in love with teaching music while a student myself! I am an alumna of the University of Michigan, where I received Masters of Music and a Bachelors of Music degrees with honors. While there, I began teaching at my private vocal studio and studying vocal pedagogy. Since graduation, I have maintained a private studio in New York. I love what I do. I find it very fulfilling to give my students the tools that they need to succeed and watch them achieve their goals.

I have performed in both the US and internationally on a professional level. As a performer I am comfortable in a range of repertoire: Musical Theater, Jazz, Opera, Pop, Folk and other genres. As a teacher, I find that my own experiences in performing inform and help guide my teaching style.

In addition to my more advanced and older students, I have a passion for teaching children. I began...