ABOUT LESSONS WITH ME

Teaching Philosophy

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I believe learning how to sing should be an enjoyable and educational experience.  As a teacher who enjoys encouraging my students, I hope to help you achieve your full potential as a singer, freeing the sound of your natural voice through the fulfillment of attainable and realistic short- and long-term goals.  Since every voice is unique, I look forward to helping you discover what makes you special as a singer and performer, educating you on scientifically-based practices as well as the artistic nature of singing.  Further, I aim to help you connect with your audience and embody the character of each of your songs.  I hope that through taking voice lessons with me, you will feel empowered and confident in the knowledge of how to use your voice effectively and efficiently, steadily overcoming the challenges that are naturally a part of the overall experience.

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A Little About Me

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I am an enthusiastic voice teacher dedicated to my craft. I have an interest in Vocology and have been educated by laryngologists and speech-language pathologists from the NYU Langone Voice Center as part of my vocal pedagogy studies. My education includes:

• Post-Master's Advanced Certificate in Vocal Pedagogy (New York University)

• Master of Music in Classical Vocal Performance (New York University)

• Bachelor of Arts in Fine & Performing Arts/Music Theater and Dance with Minors in Vocal Performance and Dance (Christopher Newport University)

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I am a member of:

• National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS)

• Pan American Vocology Association

• New York Singing Teachers' Association

• The Voice Foundation

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For more information, you can CLICK HERE to read my curriculum vitae.

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Something to Remember

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Singing can be a wonderful experience, and to master it takes lots of time and practice. Perhaps the hardest thing is to come to terms with is the realization that there is no "quick fix" to singing better. It takes time and dedication to the craft; however, there are ways in which a student can be on the path to better singing faster, including scientifically-based practices by someone like me who has experience performing, teaching, and researching the voice. Singing can be both a science and an art! It just takes the right person to help guide the student to success.

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If you'd like to read what other students have to say, you can CLICK HERE to read my testimonials.

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