These lessons are for you.

Caleb W.

I started singing and learning music theory 12 years ago. I was a part of both my middle and high school band and my high school chorus, and became Choir president during my senior year. Over the summers I would attend he Cumberland Valley School of Gospel Music and sharpened my sight reading and classical music training. Over my Senior year as choir president, part of my responsibility was teaching the new freshman choir, and aiding in sectionals. During this time, I helped teach the Allstate after school group and attended Allstate myself twice. After performing for a year with my barbershop quartet, we split up, hoping to further our own music careers.

My freshmen choir received the second highest score they could receive at our annual Large Group Performance Evaluation, as our advanced choir got the highest score. As a part of the advanced choir all three years of my chorus career, I made All State choir twice, and received the spot of Bass 2 in our high schools Mastery choir as well. All of these require an advanced level of sight reading and excessive knowledge of music theory. While taking 2nd place during our Regional Literary competition in the solo category and 1st place in the Quartet category, twice. The quartet advanced to State level the first time and placed 5th in the state, while the next year we went to the oxford quartet competition and placed 1st in the youth quartet bracket.

At the time I work overnight, leaving all day to work with you on your own individual aspirations, Be it performing in high school choir, attempting to pass the one music theory exam you're worried about or just wanting to learn for your own personal motivations. I will respond to you within the 24 hour period, and typically respond immediately between 2pm and 10pm. I'm excited to hear from you, and to help in anyway I can!