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A little about me.....

I began taking piano lessons at age 8 with the very patient Judith Flowers.  By age 15, I was studying with Dr. David Gibson, piano professor at Furman University. ​Meanwhile, I attended the Fine Arts Center High School for the Arts  in Greenville, SC, where I studied Voice, AP Music Theory and performed with the vocal group, Spectrum (which was invited to perform at the International Music Festival in Dubrovnik!). I also play the violin, and was a member of youth orchestras in middle and high school, and spent many years in handbell choirs, as well.  
  
​I hold a Bachelor's degree in Music Theory and Composition from Furman University.  At Furman, I continued vocal studies under Dr. Trudy Fuller and Dr. Bingham Vick, singing with Furman Singers, Chamber Singers, Honeybees quartet, as well as in student coffeehouses, homecoming shows and other venues. I spent a summer performing at Brevard Music Center in NC and two summers at the Farmhouse Dinner Theater in Blowing Rock, NC, where I was also able to direct and produce musical shows.
 I enjoy composing music for piano, as well as songs for piano and voice.   

In subsequent years, I've performed in a variety of musical theater, cabaret, and opera productions in NY, MD, CT, NC and SC.  I've been a member of the Baltimore Choral Arts Society, Connecticut Grand Opera Chorus, Wilton Singers and  Durham Choral Society. I have also been employed by the Wilton Conservatory of Music after-school program  as a voice teacher.

I currently perform ​with  Acoustic Wilton, Wilton Rocks, Wilton Singers and the Wilton Congregational Church  contemporary worship band. In addition to teaching, I work full-time as a Programming Specialist and musician at The Greens at Cannondale in Wilton, CT. 






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