​About Me

​I  have been a performer for over 20 years and have had extensive training in college and in the professional world. After working on my doctorate, I started my professional career as an opera singer in NYC. I have performed throughout the United States and Europe. Some of my performance venues include Carnegie Hall and the Metropolitan Opera. My degrees are in performance, and I also have my FL teaching certificate. Previously I have taught at the Boys Choir of Harlem in NYC, Brooklyn and Queens Conservatory, Millkin University, Medgar Evers College, Monmouth University and NYU. In 2014 I completed my advanced certificate in vocal pedagogy (with honors) at NYU. Upon gradations I was hired as ​a professor of voice in which I teach musical theatre and classical voice to graduates and undergraduates. I also specialize in rehabilitating singers that have a vocal pathology.

​I am a NYU Voice Professor where I teach private voice to musical theatre and classical voice majors (undergrads and graduates). I have over 25 years of college experience and many of my students have moved onto a professional career on Broadway and Opera Stages all over the world.
 
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May goal for you is to communicate with clarity using resonance awareness and heightened airflow thus creating a stabile and reliable technique. With vocal freedom at your disposal, this will ultimately release your ability to express your artistry at the highest level.