Voice TEACHERS YOU'LL LOVE!
AVAILABLE VIRTUALLY OR IN-HOME
1/2 HOUR, 45 MINUTE OR HOUR LONG
LESSONS ARE BASED OFF OF A FUN CURRICULUM: WE TEACH CLASSICAL, JAZZ, POP, ROCK, CLASSICAL
1/2 HOUR, 45 MINUTE OR HOUR LONG
LESSONS ARE BASED OFF OF A FUN CURRICULUM: WE TEACH CLASSICAL, JAZZ, POP, ROCK, CLASSICAL
Check Out our AWESOME VOICE TEACHERS
|
Owen Crowley - Vocals, Guitar, Piano, Ukulele, Bass, and Songwriting is a passionate multi-instrumentalist and performing artist. He has a BA from Temple University and continues to play in various local alternative rock groups like Perpetuals. Some of his favorite venues to play in Philadelphia are World Cafe Live downstairs, Hard Rock Cafe, The Trocadero, and Legendary Dobbs on South Street. You can find Owen working on his Alternative Rock/Pop album, promoting his socials, and getting ready to piece together music videos for his new debut under the name Enley. Having performed in over 100 live shows over the last 12 years he is always jumping at the opportunity to share the love he has for music with others through teaching.
|
Samantha DiPompeo - Piano, Brass & Voice
Samantha graduated from Temple University's Boyer College of Music and Dance with her BS in Music Education, Voice Concentration. During her time at Temple, she played French Horn in the Wind Ensemble and performed with Temple's Concert Choir. Beyond Performance, her passion is sharing her love of music. She currently teaches K-6 General Music in a Philadelphia Charter School, and serves as Section Leader at Arch Street United Methodist Church in Center City.
|
Simone Dorsey- Piano, Woodwind, & Voice coming from a family of musicians and creatives, Simone's love for music grew at a young age. She began formally taking saxophone and piano lessons in her mother's studio at the age of 6, inspiring her to teach alongside her family. As a self-proclaimed "lifelong learner", Simone's passion for mastering new skills has fostered a successful career as a creative, leading her to perform regularly at Hershey Park. Simone strives to inspire the same playful curiosity and passion for learning in her students.
|
Aaron Hench- Bass, Guitar, Piano, Ukulele & Voice
A multi-instrument instructor, Aaron holds a BA in Music Education from the Boyer College of Music of Temple University, with concentration in voice. Aaron can be found playing bass in a rock band of singing bass in a choir. He is currently teaching High School music in NE Philadelphia.
A multi-instrument instructor, Aaron holds a BA in Music Education from the Boyer College of Music of Temple University, with concentration in voice. Aaron can be found playing bass in a rock band of singing bass in a choir. He is currently teaching High School music in NE Philadelphia.
Tatyana Rashkovsky- Smolen - Piano & Voice A passionate teacher and musician, Tatyana loves sharing her talents and knowledge with her students. Tatyana was born in Moscow, Russia, where she received her Bachelor of Music at the Musical College of Moscow State Conservatory. Joining the LA Music Center Opera Company after moving to the US, some of her performance credits include: Die Vertraute in Electra, Enrichetta in Puritani and Lola in Cavalleria Rusticana. Tatyana continued her studies at Temple University, receiving a MM in Opera Performance. Tatyana is currently on faculty at St. David's Episcopal Day School and Director of the Youth Choir at Beth Chaim Reform Congregation in Malvern. One of her greatest joys is sharing her passion for and knowledge of music with her students.
Chris Schutz- Bass, Guitar, Piano & Voice Learn from an incredible performer! Chris has been teaching music lessons for close to twenty years since moving from his hometown of Kansas City to the East Coast. In addition to his passion for teaching bass, guitar and ukulele, Chris continues to tour, record and perform with a number of ensembles both in Philadelphia and across the United States. He holds a degree in Music Composition from the Community College of Philadelphia in addition to studying Music Theory at the Boyer School at Temple University.
