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Salvador G.
Hi! My name is Sal, and I am a vocal coach specializing in popular music styles. My work in vocal performance spans many genres such as pop, folk, rock, R&B, etc. which has instilled priority in developing versatility and range with the voice. This is something I hope to pass onto you while finding your artistic identity and becoming well-rounded in your learning. My goal in teaching vocal lessons is to aid in developing a healthy singing technique in tandem with cultivating one's creativity and unique artistic voice. The specifics of what this will entail is detailed in the course description. Messaging is always open, so any questions regarding lessons are more than welcome! Recipient of the Friends of Music/Bernice DeLong Music and Theatre Scholarship Recipient of the Friends of Music/Florence LaRue Gordon Scholarship Recipient of the Carsola Music Scholarship

Andrew G.
Andrew has a B.A. in Music (Voice) from the University of La Verne where he received the Dean’s Award for Academic Excellence in Undergraduate Inquiry and Creative Activity. Andrew's favorite musical theater credits include Gaston & the Beast in "Beauty and the Beast", the Baker in "Into the Woods", Lord Farquaad in "Shrek the Musical", Mr. Banks in "Mary Poppins", Horton the Elephant in "Seussical the Musical" and the Cowardly Lion in "The Wizard of Oz". Andrew's favorite choral credits include a 2019 Europe tour performing choral masterworks and concerts, Disneyland's Candlelight Processional starring Ginnifer Goodwin (2016) and Lana Parrilla (2015), and being in the 1000 person choir for Voctave's "The Corner of Broadway and Mainstream" album. In addition to musical theater, Andrew has been a character guest artist in multiple ballets including "The Nutcracker" as Dr. Stahlbaum.

Elyce B.
Hello and Welcome! I am a concert soprano with experience in voice and music theory. I specialize in African American Music and Spirituals. I have a Bachelors in Vocal Studies from Clark Atlanta University and I'm a Masters candidate at Teachers College, Columbia University in Music Education. My passion is in music and education. I strive to make your learning experience more comfortable in music.

Daniel E.
I am a junior Music Education and Music Performance major with a concentration in voice at the Crane School of Music in Potsdam, NY. Even in the little time I’ve been performing, I have an extensive resume which includes 5 productions with the Crane Opera Ensemble and 2 productions with La Musica Lirica, a summer program located in Italy. I have a great love for teaching, and I strive for every lesson to not only be a formative experience but to also have fun!

Eric G.
Hi, I'm Eric! I was trained in voice at the Oberlin Conservatory of music where I studied vocal pedagogy with Richard Miller. I did my graduate degree in conducting at the University of Oregon where I studied with Sharon Paul. I've served on private school and university faculties in both the US and overseas and have even directed the development of national choral programs in places like Colombia. In my approach to voice training I focus on breath management (appoggio), unification of registers and overall health of vocal function. Likewise, I choose literature that is designed to develop the student technically and musically. Whether you are preparing for college or graduate school auditions or wish to 'up your game' as a community or leisure singer I can help you develop the fundamentals necessary for a lifetime of healthy singing.

Lars R.
Lars Rosager holds the degree Master of Arts in Music from San Francisco State University (2016). His approach to the guitar has taken shape through studies in jazz, the history of Spanish music, and various North Indian Classical styles. Lessons with Lars are built on the student's artistic goals, together with a historically informed review of fundamental techniques and how they apply in present-day contexts.

