Whether you’re a beginner or have sung for many years, I can help you find your healthiest, most beautiful voice. My teaching focuses on you and your unique voice. Together we work to find your true voice and then I help you find and use the tools necessary to have the best possible voice.

I always work from the point of what you feel, rather than what you hear. There are anatomical realities that I believe every singer should understand (i.e. Air goes into your lungs and nowhere else—not your stomach, not your diaphragm, only your lungs). I do use images and find them helpful (i.e. “when breathing think of a ships anchor – feeling the sensation deep and low in your body”), and I always relate any image I use back to an anatomical reality.

For two years I taught at the University of Texas as a mentor and teaching assistant in addition to starting a Vocal Institute in Austin, TX. I provided a special emphasis on how each student learns and works and trained them based on their specific set of skills. The Vocal Institute focused on middle school thru college students in preparation for school auditions and college entrance auditions. Training included but was not limited to theory development both written and aural, languages, piano, and preparation of material.