
Private Lessons
I am available for anyone who is interested in taking private lessons via:
In person, virtual and hybrid

Instrument/Subject:
Clarinet
(bass clarinet)
Flute
(alto flute)
Saxophone
(soprano, alto, tenor
and baritone)
Electronic Wind Controller (doubling purposes)
Piano
(beginner/intermediate level)
Composition and Arranging
(ensemble writing)
Music Theory
(symphonic)
Jazz Theory and
Harmony
Improvisation
Eartraining
Music History and
Literature
Levels and Abilities:
Beginner, Intermediate and Advance Levels
Secondary and tertiary instruments (doubles)
High School Regional/All State Auditions
High school students studying
for the AP Music Theory exam
College Auditions
Between College Semesters
(winter/summer)
Music Education majors studying for the Praxis II exam
College graduates who want to keep studying music
Adults in community
ensembles who have returned to playing an instrument after many years
Adults who are new to playing an instrument
Anyone who is new to an ensemble
(symphonic band, jazz band, chamber, church choir)


Three ways to have private lessons:
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In person - lessons given within my own studio with a space for lessons.
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Virtual - lessons broadcasted within my own studio via the following video chat platforms:
FaceTime - Zoom Cloud Meeting - Google Meet
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Hybrid - combination of in person and virtual for flexibility of schedules



Adding time slots for the spring/into the summer!
Openings for lesson dates on Tuesdays and Thursdays available
from May through August!
For more information, questions and/or to schedule lessons, email me at:
To view my curriculum vitae and credentials, go to my Linkedin page:


A note on virtual lessons: virtual lessons are open to adult learners, college music students, middle school music students and high school music students (middle school and high school students ages 11-17 will need to have a parent/guardian present or consent). Due to the fact that this is through a video chat platform, students under the age of 11 will not be considered. This holds true with the hybrid model.