I currently perform with Acoustic Wilton, Wilton Rocks, and the Wilton Congregational Church contemporary worship band.
I hold a Bachelor's degree in Music Theory and Composition from Furman University in South Carolina. I began taking piano lessons at age 8 with the very patient and talented Judith Flowers. At age 15, I began studying with Dr. David Gibson, professor of piano at Furman University. I enjoy composing music for piano, as well as writing songs for piano and voice. 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. My earliest memory of organized singing was in the 3-year old choir at my church, and I haven't stopped singing since! 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. I continued vocal studies under Dr. Trudy Fuller and Dr. Bingham Vick while at Furman University, singing with Furman Singers, Chamber Singers, Honeybees quartet, as well as in student coffeehouses, homecoming shows and other venues. I performed at Brevard Music Center in NC and at the Farmhouse Dinner Theater in Blowing Rock, NC, where I was also able to direct and produce musical shows. In subsequent years, I've performed in a variety of musical theater, cabaret, and opera productions in NY, MD, CT, NC and SC. My tastes range from classical to rock and most everything in between! 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. In addition to teaching, I am employed by Bach to Rock of Ridgefield, where I serve as Director.
I hold a Bachelor's degree in Music Theory and Composition from Furman University in South Carolina. I began taking piano lessons at age 8 with the very patient and talented Judith Flowers. At age 15, I began studying with Dr. David Gibson, professor of piano at Furman University. I enjoy composing music for piano, as well as writing songs for piano and voice. 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. My earliest memory of organized singing was in the 3-year old choir at my church, and I haven't stopped singing since! 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. I continued vocal studies under Dr. Trudy Fuller and Dr. Bingham Vick while at Furman University, singing with Furman Singers, Chamber Singers, Honeybees quartet, as well as in student coffeehouses, homecoming shows and other venues. I performed at Brevard Music Center in NC and at the Farmhouse Dinner Theater in Blowing Rock, NC, where I was also able to direct and produce musical shows. In subsequent years, I've performed in a variety of musical theater, cabaret, and opera productions in NY, MD, CT, NC and SC. My tastes range from classical to rock and most everything in between! 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. In addition to teaching, I am employed by Bach to Rock of Ridgefield, where I serve as Director.
