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I have a deep passion for music and teaching others to develop the same appreciation and love for music that I have been able to experience. My goal as a teacher is to build a foundation of technique on the violin that will set the student up well for improvement. Along with this, I aim to encourage a healthy relationship between myself and my students in order to create an environment that is catered toward learning and growth. I am always looking to learn from my students as well as add to my knowledge when it comes to teaching the violin.

Welcome and I am so glad that you are considering taking music lessons! I am looking forward to having a great learning experience with your child. This can be achieved through structure, discipline, a cheerful attitude, and parental involvement. Whether your goal may be to play in church or prepare for music exams, I am here to guide you on your journey. Currently, I am pursuing a masters degree in harp performance. In addition to my bachelors, I also hold diplomas ARSM and DipABRSM in Piano Performance.

Kelsey is a vocalist, pianist, and audio engineer from Nicholasville, KY. She received her Bachelors’ in Vocal Performance and Music Technology at Bellarmine University. Kelsey is familiar with many styles of voice, studying classical, jazz, musical theater, in university and beyond. Kelsey has also studied advanced MIDI, recording techniques, electro-acoustic music, and soundtrack music in university for Logic Pro X and Ableton. Kelsey has taught digital music since 2019, starting by teaching at a volunteer program for disadvantaged communities in Louisville. Kelsey has also student directed the West Jessamine Middle School A Cappella choir, where she won the Best Student Arrangement Award at Voices in Harmony IV. Kelsey performed with Bellarmine’s Nouveau Gumbo jazz ensemble for two years, including last year when they performed at Euphoria Studios in New York City for Craig Harris, trombonist and score composer for "Judas and the Black Messiah".

It's a me, AJ, and here are some fun facts about me: - I enjoy making/mixing music - I played the flute professionally for 7+ years - My favorite genre of music is video game soundtracks - Other than music, I like to DJ and do some outdoor running

I am a composer, arranger, bandleader, teacher, and trombone player who has lived and worked all over the USA. I earned undergraduate degrees in Jazz Composition and Film Scoring from Berklee College of Music in 2012, a Master’s degree in Jazz Composition from The New England Conservatory in 2015, and am currently teaching and pursuing his Doctorate at the University of Northern Colorado.

My major instrument is trumpet but, I was also employed as a substitute teacher and taught in the public school system which gave me the opportunity to not only conduct orchestras consisting of violins, violas, cellos and basses as well as concert bands and stage bands but also to coach individual students on a large variety of instruments when necessary. I have taught private lessons to students of all ages on most instruments as well as in solfege and jazz theory and continue to do so today. I greatly enjoy teaching beginner/intermediate students but, I also love teaching more accomplished students who are interested in applying jazz theory to enhance their ability through improvisation and song writing. I have written a 125 page book which encompasses most of the important information gained from the years spent at music colleges with respect to jazz theory, improvisation and song writing. I am familiar with Finale Notation, Cakewalk Recording & Band In A Box Software.

Sheet music a selection of my piece "Reconstruction (1865-1877)" (2022) for solo saxophone I am currently a 2nd-year master's student in both Composition and Saxophone Performance, studying at Michigan State University. I earned dual-BM degrees in both Saxophone Performance and Composition from Western Michigan University. I specialize primarily in the performance, production, and promotion of new music. As a composer, I have worked with various ensembles, including: Nois Saxophone Quartet, So Percussion, Spectral Quartet, Splinter Reeds, the Hinge Ensemble, Kestrel Duo, the Azu Saxophone Quartet, and the The Western Illinois University Saxophone Quartet, among others. I have been a a finalist in the 2022 ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composers Competition and was selected for the Score Follower Spring 21 Call for Scores, among other honors. Access to selections of my music and performances can be found at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsc7QC2PC1uixFLxIpTbp9Q

Hello Students! I am Hannah, I am finishing up my major in Jazz Saxophone at Chicago College of Performing Arts. I played saxophone in the 34th Infantry Division Band for the Minnesota National Guard. Teaching and inspiring people to play music is my passion

God called me to perform and write music, and to lead others to worship through music. I perform backup guitar and vocals for my church. i have attained an Associates of Arts Degree from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and am further pursuing my education to earn a BA in Vocal Performing. I personally have a very eclectic range of music I enjoy from Bach to Snoop Dogg. However, my favorites are Today's Christian and the Blues. My absolute favorite thing to do is to perform at church and help others enter into worship. I also enjoy performing music for my Golden Retriever, friends and family. I love to write songs and have been writing since I was a teenager. It takes time to get good at songwriting. So it has taken a little while to get this far. The more we put into music the more we get back out! Music is my true passion and I enjoy every minute of it. I love getting to teach students music. It is such a rewarding experience.

Karina is a versatile soprano with a Master’s in Music from the Chicago College of Performing Arts, and holds a Bachelor’s of Music from Loyola University New Orleans. Karina has performed roles as Königin der Nacht in Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte, Druscilla in Monteverdi’s L’incoronazione di Poppea, Mirette in Bluebeard’s Waiting Room by Milton Granger, Woman IV in Lera Auerbach’s challenging a capella opera, The Blind, and was most recently seen as a soloist in New Orleans Opera’s recent production of Le Nozze di Figaro. Karina’s musical proficiency allows her to specialize in, but not be limited to, such genres as classical, musical theater, jazz, and pop. She is passionate about creating a learning environment for all that is fun, educational, and free of judgment. Her teaching method is not “one size fits all”, but is instead personalized to each individual student’s needs, wants, and abilities to help them find their own healthy vocal style.