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With nearly 20 years of voice study and advanced degrees in Vocal Performance and Vocal Pedagogy, I bring a strong, well-rounded foundation to my teaching. I hold a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance & Jazz Studies from the University of The Arts and a Master of Music in Vocal Pedagogy (CCM) from Shenandoah University, both of which have provided me with deep insight into vocal technique, , and performance.

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My teaching philosophy is rooted in evidence-based practices, integrating vocal anatomy, voice science, and each student’s unique goals. This holistic approach ensures that you not only learn proper technique but also develop a sustainable, healthy way of singing that supports long-term vocal success. I believe in empowering my students with knowledge about their vocal instrument, from its physiological functions to its artistic potential, while fostering a deep mind-body connection that enhances both performance and well-being.​ Whether you are a beginner or an experienced vocalist, my goal is to help you reach your full potential by teaching techniques that are grounded in science but tailored to your individual voice. By working with your natural speaking voice and addressing any vocal habits, we will unlock the unique qualities of your sound, allowing you to sing with ease, confidence, and authenticity.  Each lesson is designed to meet your specific needs, whether you are focusing on classical, contemporary, jazz, musical theater, or any other style of singing. My approach adapts to your voice, your personal goals, and your pace of learning, creating an environment where you can thrive. I believe in a collaborative and supportive atmosphere that fosters growth, exploration, and artistic expression.  I look forward to guiding you on your vocal journey and helping you achieve your musical dreams. Let’s work together to develop a voice that’s not only healthy but uniquely yours!

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