SINGERS
Please note that all singers do not sing all concerts.
KRISTIN BALL
ALTO
BM in Vocal Performance from Baylor University; MS in Arts Administration from Boston University.
Operations Manager for Virginia Chorale.
Currently a member of the choir, women's ensemble, and select ensembles Vox Caeli and Quartetto at Great Bridge United Methodist Church in Chesapeake.
Served as alto section leader and soloist at International Protestant Church in Zurich, Switzerland.
Has sung with the female ensemble Schwung (Zurich) and the Rocktown Consort (Harrisonburg, VA).
Mother of three awesome children.
Operations Manager for Virginia Chorale.
Currently a member of the choir, women's ensemble, and select ensembles Vox Caeli and Quartetto at Great Bridge United Methodist Church in Chesapeake.
Served as alto section leader and soloist at International Protestant Church in Zurich, Switzerland.
Has sung with the female ensemble Schwung (Zurich) and the Rocktown Consort (Harrisonburg, VA).
Mother of three awesome children.
RANDALL BALL
TENOR
DMA in Vocal Performance, Pedagogy, and Literature from James Madison University, MM and BM in Vocal Performance from Baylor University.
Director of Worship Music and Arts at Great Bridge United Methodist Church.
Currently an Adjunct Professor of Voice at Virginia Wesleyan University, Adjunct Instructor of Voice at University of Virginia (2012-2016), and Applied Vocal Instructor at James Madison University (2009-2011).
On staff as a voice teacher at the Governor's School for the Arts since 2020.
Has sung with Ft. Worth Opera, Waco Lyric Opera, Opera North, Santa Fe Opera, Utah Festival Opera, Boston Lyric Opera, Opernhaus Zürich, and Luzerner Theater.
Director of Worship Music and Arts at Great Bridge United Methodist Church.
Currently an Adjunct Professor of Voice at Virginia Wesleyan University, Adjunct Instructor of Voice at University of Virginia (2012-2016), and Applied Vocal Instructor at James Madison University (2009-2011).
On staff as a voice teacher at the Governor's School for the Arts since 2020.
Has sung with Ft. Worth Opera, Waco Lyric Opera, Opera North, Santa Fe Opera, Utah Festival Opera, Boston Lyric Opera, Opernhaus Zürich, and Luzerner Theater.
CHRISTINA BARTHOLOMEW
SOPRANO
BA in Vocal Performance from East Carolina University; MME from Old Dominion University.
Associate conductor for the Craven Community Chorus and rehearsal conductor for the Eastern Carolina Heritage Chorale (2014-15). Recent solo engagements of note include Mozart's Requiem, Handel's Messiah, Mozart's Coronation Mass, Rutter's Requiem, Mrs. Gobineau (Menotti's The Medium), and Belinda (Purcell's Dido and Aeneas).
Chorus Manager and Young Singers Project Coordinator for Virginia Chorale and adjunct music professor at Old Dominion University and College of the Albemarle.
Associate conductor for the Craven Community Chorus and rehearsal conductor for the Eastern Carolina Heritage Chorale (2014-15). Recent solo engagements of note include Mozart's Requiem, Handel's Messiah, Mozart's Coronation Mass, Rutter's Requiem, Mrs. Gobineau (Menotti's The Medium), and Belinda (Purcell's Dido and Aeneas).
Chorus Manager and Young Singers Project Coordinator for Virginia Chorale and adjunct music professor at Old Dominion University and College of the Albemarle.
CHRISTOPHER BURNETTE
TENOR
BM in Vocal Performance from Lamar University.
Participated in the Chorale's Young Singers Project from 2006-07.
Finalist in the Greater Houston National Association of Teachers of Singing competition in 2011.
Chorister at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Norfolk.
Participated in the Chorale's Young Singers Project from 2006-07.
Finalist in the Greater Houston National Association of Teachers of Singing competition in 2011.
Chorister at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Norfolk.
AJEE CHURCH
TENOR
BA in Music Education from Virginia Wesleyan College, MME from Norfolk State University.
Current Chairman of District II’s Choral Assessments.
Current Choral Director at Granby High School.
Toured as a soloist in 2019 to sing in 5 cities in Italy.
Toured with the Wesleyan Singers and Wesleyan Chorale in 2014 to sing in Carnegie Hall.
Tenor Section Leader and soloist at First Lutheran Church of Norfolk.
Current Chairman of District II’s Choral Assessments.
Current Choral Director at Granby High School.
Toured as a soloist in 2019 to sing in 5 cities in Italy.
Toured with the Wesleyan Singers and Wesleyan Chorale in 2014 to sing in Carnegie Hall.
Tenor Section Leader and soloist at First Lutheran Church of Norfolk.
LAUREN CLAY
SOPRANO
- BA in International Studies from Virginia Commonwealth University.
Singing fellow of Yale's Norfolk Chamber Music Festival in 2018 and 2019, as part of its Chamber Choir and Choral Conducting Workshop, under the direction of Simon Carrington.
Soprano soloist in J.S. Bach’s Mass in B minor and Jesu Meine Freude; and John Rutter’s Requiem.
Studied voice at Oberlin Conservatory's Baroque Performance Institute.
Won second prize in the adult category at the Virginia National Association of Teachers of Singing competition in 2017.
Currently sings with the Schola Cantorum at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Richmond as well as various other churches and congregations in the region.
CHENEY DOANE
BASS
- BA in Piano Performance from Whitman College; MM in Collaborative Piano from the University of Utah.
- Currently a music instructor at Norfolk Academy, conducting the choirs and orchestras, music directing the winter musical, and teaching music appreciation.
- Performed with Utah Chamber Artists and Millennial Choirs and Orchestras.
- Served as the Assistant Musical Director for the University of Utah's Musical Theater Program.
- Played in opera programs in Germany and Italy, and studied piano in Vienna at the Musik und Kunst Privatuniversität der Stadt Wien.
BRANCH FIELDS
BASS
BAS - Virginia Tech; MM - Indiana University. Opera credits include: Santa Fe Opera, New York City Opera, Boston Lyric Opera, Utah Opera. Symphony credits: National Symphony, Munich Philharmonic, Leipzig MDR, American Symphony Orchestra. Broadway debut: Emile de Becque (standby) - South Pacific, Lincoln Center Theatre 2008. Recent: Le Comte - Manon, Opera Idaho; Beethoven’s 9th Symph., Sarasota Orchestra; Mephistopheles - Faust, St. Petersburg Opera; Pirate King - Pirates of Penzance, Amarillo Opera; Sir Lancelot - Camelot, Intermountain Opera Bozeman; Emile de Becque, Riverside Center for the Performing Arts (Fredericksburg); Leporello - Don Giovanni, Indianapolis Opera; Will be Capt. Von Trapp with Charlottesville Opera this summer. Find his album of Hymns, Be Thou My Vision, on iTunes and Spotify.
JOHN FULTON
BASS
- Master of Music in Vocal Performance and Literature from the Eastman School of Music.
- Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
- Currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Voice and Voice Area Chair at the Hampton University Department of Music and Performing Arts.
- Has performed as a soloist with the Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Charlotte Symphony, Castleton Festival Orchestra, Shenandoah Valley Bach Festival Orchestra, Greensboro Symphony, Stamford Symphony, Queens Symphony Orchestra, Westfield Orchestra, the Boston Symphony at Tanglewood and Symphony Hall, the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and the Berlin Phiharmoniker.
- John has toured most of western Europe with the New York Harlem Productions, Inc.’s touring production of Porgy and Bess. He has performed on the stages of the SemperOper Dresden, Oper Leipzig, Staedtische Buehnen Frankfurt, Staatsoper Hannover, Komische Opera Berlin, ABAO Bilboa, and the Royal Danish Opera to name a few.
LARRY JAY GIDDENS
BASS
Doctor of Music Education in process Liberty University, 2023, Master of Music Education from Old Dominion University, Diehn School of Music, Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance and Theater from the University of Colorado, Boulder. Currently Serves as Lecturer Professor of Voice and Diction at Old Dominion University, Diehn School of Music, Statewide Grants Manager for Virginia Opera Association, and Bass Soloist/Section Leader for First Presbyterian Church, Virginia Beach.
He has performed as a soloist with National Philharmonic, Three Mo’Tenors, Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Berlin Philharmoniker, Wyoming Symphony Orchestra, Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, Boulder Symphony, Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra, Symphonicity, Bayview Festival Orchestra.
Larry has performed with various opera companies in the United States and Europe, in roles such as Germont in La Traviata, Valentin in Faust, Don Fernando in Fidelio, Crown and Jake in Porgy and Bess, Don Alfonso in Così fan tutte, Count Almaviva in Le Nozze di Figaro, Don Giovanni in Don Giovanni, Marcello in La Bohème, and Zaretsky in Eugene Onegin.
He has performed as a soloist with National Philharmonic, Three Mo’Tenors, Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Berlin Philharmoniker, Wyoming Symphony Orchestra, Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, Boulder Symphony, Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra, Symphonicity, Bayview Festival Orchestra.
Larry has performed with various opera companies in the United States and Europe, in roles such as Germont in La Traviata, Valentin in Faust, Don Fernando in Fidelio, Crown and Jake in Porgy and Bess, Don Alfonso in Così fan tutte, Count Almaviva in Le Nozze di Figaro, Don Giovanni in Don Giovanni, Marcello in La Bohème, and Zaretsky in Eugene Onegin.
JOHN IRVING
BASS
DMA in Choral Conducting from the University of North Texas; MM in Choral Conducting from Westminster Choir College of Rider University; BM in Music Education from the University of Texas at Austin.
Director of Choral Studies at Christopher Newport University.
Artistic Director of the Ad Astra Music Festival in Kansas.
Previously served as choral music teacher at Fordham High School for the Arts in New York City, founding choral workshop director of Carnegie Hall's Weill Music Institute Count Me In program, and interim music director of the Denton Bach Society.
The New York Times praised his choirs in performance as "not just exuberant but polished and precise."
Director of Choral Studies at Christopher Newport University.
Artistic Director of the Ad Astra Music Festival in Kansas.
Previously served as choral music teacher at Fordham High School for the Arts in New York City, founding choral workshop director of Carnegie Hall's Weill Music Institute Count Me In program, and interim music director of the Denton Bach Society.
The New York Times praised his choirs in performance as "not just exuberant but polished and precise."
KATHRYN KELLY
ALTO
BM in Vocal Performance and MM in Vocal Pedagogy & Performance from Westminster Choir College.
Currently serves as an Adjunct Professor of Applied Voice at Old Dominion University and on the Voice Faculty of the Governor's School for the Arts and maintains a thriving private studio.
She has performed the roles of Gretel (Hansel and Gretel) Monica (The Medium) Tisbe (La Cenerentola) Dorabella (Cosi fan Tutte) among others.
She is a frequent recitalist throughout Hampton Roads and is the soprano soloist at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Norfolk.
Currently serves as an Adjunct Professor of Applied Voice at Old Dominion University and on the Voice Faculty of the Governor's School for the Arts and maintains a thriving private studio.
She has performed the roles of Gretel (Hansel and Gretel) Monica (The Medium) Tisbe (La Cenerentola) Dorabella (Cosi fan Tutte) among others.
She is a frequent recitalist throughout Hampton Roads and is the soprano soloist at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Norfolk.
BONNIE LAMBERT-BAXTER
ALTO
Has sung with the Virginia Chorale, Symphonicity, the Williamsburg Symphonia, and Virginia Musical Theater.
Has served as soprano/alto soloist at Larchmont United Methodist Church, Norfolk, First Presbyterian Church, Virginia Beach, First Presbyterian Church, Williamsburg, Ohef Sholom Temple, Norfolk, and as Director of Music at First Christian Church, Norfolk.
Currently a speech/language pathologist for Norfolk Public Schools, private piano teacher, and mother of two fantastic children.
Has served as soprano/alto soloist at Larchmont United Methodist Church, Norfolk, First Presbyterian Church, Virginia Beach, First Presbyterian Church, Williamsburg, Ohef Sholom Temple, Norfolk, and as Director of Music at First Christian Church, Norfolk.
Currently a speech/language pathologist for Norfolk Public Schools, private piano teacher, and mother of two fantastic children.
ANDREW LUSHER
BASS
Serves as the Artist and Programming Manager for the Arts for Learning non-profit of Hampton Roads. Enjoyed a successful six years of secondary vocal music teaching. Holds a Master's Degree in Educational Psychology from the University of Virginia where he was an associate researcher for the Institute of Democracy. Also holds a Master's Degree in Conducting from the Hanns Eisler Hochschule für Musik in Berlin, Germany. Served as a professor for the Musikgymnasium C.Ph.E Bach and enjoyed opportunities conducting RIAS Kammerchor, the Brandenburgisches Staatsorchester Frankfurt, and the Coro Universitario de Mendoza. His Bachelor of Music in Music Education Degree is from Westminster Choir College. Was a member of the Westminster Choir and Westminster Symphonic Choir. Sings for services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church and at Ohef Sholom Temple, both in Norfolk.
KIMBERLY NICKERSON
SOPRANO
BS in Vocal Performance from Western Washington University (Bellingham, WA).
Has performed with Virginia Musical Theatre in roles including Julie Jordan in Carousel and Laurey in Oklahoma; and with Virginia Opera, as Barberina in Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro, and in the chorus and as a cover for operas including The Merry Widow, Romeo et Juliette, Carmen, and La Traviata.
Has taught at the Governor's School for the Arts and currently maintains a private voice studio.
Currently serves as Assistant Director of Music and is a frequent soloist at First Presbyterian Church, Virginia Beach.
Mom of two amazing and supportive children.
Has performed with Virginia Musical Theatre in roles including Julie Jordan in Carousel and Laurey in Oklahoma; and with Virginia Opera, as Barberina in Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro, and in the chorus and as a cover for operas including The Merry Widow, Romeo et Juliette, Carmen, and La Traviata.
Has taught at the Governor's School for the Arts and currently maintains a private voice studio.
Currently serves as Assistant Director of Music and is a frequent soloist at First Presbyterian Church, Virginia Beach.
Mom of two amazing and supportive children.
ABBY OUTLAW
SOPRANO
BM in Vocal Performance from Virginia Commonwealth University.
Has performed with Capital Opera Richmond, the Richmond Symphony, Central Virginia Masterworks Chorale, the Eckhart Ensemble, and Richmond Choral Society.
Currently sings with the Piedmont Singers of Central Virginia, the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, and St. Stephen's Episcopal Church.
Has performed with Capital Opera Richmond, the Richmond Symphony, Central Virginia Masterworks Chorale, the Eckhart Ensemble, and Richmond Choral Society.
Currently sings with the Piedmont Singers of Central Virginia, the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, and St. Stephen's Episcopal Church.
JP PAUL
TENOR
MM in Classical Voice Performance, University of Memphis; BA in Vocal Music Performance, Murray State University.
Director of Development for the Virginia Symphony Orchestra and a core member of the Virginia Symphony Chorus (August 2022).
Member of the DT100, a group of driven young professionals promoting the growth, well-being and prosperity of Downtown Norfolk.
Amateur CrossFit athlete and attends Stability CrossFit in Virginia Beach.
Enjoys reading classical literature and critiquing film in his spare time.
Director of Development for the Virginia Symphony Orchestra and a core member of the Virginia Symphony Chorus (August 2022).
Member of the DT100, a group of driven young professionals promoting the growth, well-being and prosperity of Downtown Norfolk.
Amateur CrossFit athlete and attends Stability CrossFit in Virginia Beach.
Enjoys reading classical literature and critiquing film in his spare time.
CORBIN PINTO
SOPRANO
MM from Virginia Commonwealth University; graduated magna cum laude from James Madison University with a BM in Music Education.
National Board Certified teacher and the Choral Director for the Visual and Performing Arts academy at Salem High school in Virginia Beach.
Directs the children's choir at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Norfolk .
Sung as a soloist in numerous venues across Hampton Roads, including Handel's Messiah with Symphonicity.
An active and accomplished music educator, her choirs have performed with the Virginia Symphony Orchestra & Chorus and were selected to host a masterclass by the world-renowned vocal ensemble Chanticleer in 2011.
National Board Certified teacher and the Choral Director for the Visual and Performing Arts academy at Salem High school in Virginia Beach.
Directs the children's choir at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Norfolk .
Sung as a soloist in numerous venues across Hampton Roads, including Handel's Messiah with Symphonicity.
An active and accomplished music educator, her choirs have performed with the Virginia Symphony Orchestra & Chorus and were selected to host a masterclass by the world-renowned vocal ensemble Chanticleer in 2011.
GEORGE REVILL
TENOR
MMus from Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Has sung recitals with Ronen Ensemble and Sound Ecologies in Indianapolis, as well as in the chorus with Virginia Opera. Tenor Section Leader and Soloist at Bruton Parish Episcopal Church
KATHERINE SANFORD SCHROCK
SOPRANO
MM Vocal Performance, University of Michigan; BM Vocal Performance, University of Maryland
Has sung principal operatic roles with Opera San Jose, Nashville Opera, Opera Colorado, Opera Modesto, Pacific Northwest Opera
Has sung principal operatic roles with Opera San Jose, Nashville Opera, Opera Colorado, Opera Modesto, Pacific Northwest Opera
- Debuts with Virginia Opera this season as Edith in Pirates of Penzance.
REBECCA SEEKATZ
ALTO
BM in vocal performance from Rice University under the instruction of Suzanne Mentzer.
Has sung with the Houston Bach Society, Mercury Baroque of Houston, the Jacksonville Symphony Chorus, and the Lafayette Master Chorale, often as a featured soloist.
Was a studio singer for Aire Born Recording Studios where she recorded new choral works for publishers such as Chorister’s Guild, Lorenz Music, Beckenhorst Press and many others.
Former private piano/voice instructor and director of the Houston Boychoir Preparatory Chorus.
Currently a full time mom to three sweet kids.
Has sung with the Houston Bach Society, Mercury Baroque of Houston, the Jacksonville Symphony Chorus, and the Lafayette Master Chorale, often as a featured soloist.
Was a studio singer for Aire Born Recording Studios where she recorded new choral works for publishers such as Chorister’s Guild, Lorenz Music, Beckenhorst Press and many others.
Former private piano/voice instructor and director of the Houston Boychoir Preparatory Chorus.
Currently a full time mom to three sweet kids.
MARSHALL SEVERIN
BASS
BM in Vocal Performance from Christopher Newport University.
Has sung in the chorus and covered multiple roles with Virginia Opera, and has performed with Tidewater Opera Initiative as Guglielmo in Mozart's Cosí fan tutte and Marco in Puccini's Gianni Schicchi.
Has sung in the chorus and covered multiple roles with Virginia Opera, and has performed with Tidewater Opera Initiative as Guglielmo in Mozart's Cosí fan tutte and Marco in Puccini's Gianni Schicchi.
DANIEL STIPE
BASS
Earned a Bachelor's degrees in organ and piano performance from the University of North Texas, and a Master's degree in organ performance from Westminster Choir College in 2012.
Equally at home as a solo recitalist, collaborator and arranger on both the piano and organ.
Serves as an adjunct instructor at Virginia Commonwealth University and maintains an active concert schedule with recent performances in Richmond, Roanoke, Dallas, Tulsa, and Princeton.
Prize winner in the William Hall Pipe Organ Competition in San Antonio, the Tulsa Crescendo Music Awards, the Fort Wayne National Organ Playing Competition, and the AGO/Quimby Region VII Competition for Young Organists.
Founding member of Piedmont Singers of Central Virginia, and sings with the Schola Cantorum of the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Richmond.
Enjoys road cycling, hiking, role-playing games and good literature in his spare time.
Equally at home as a solo recitalist, collaborator and arranger on both the piano and organ.
Serves as an adjunct instructor at Virginia Commonwealth University and maintains an active concert schedule with recent performances in Richmond, Roanoke, Dallas, Tulsa, and Princeton.
Prize winner in the William Hall Pipe Organ Competition in San Antonio, the Tulsa Crescendo Music Awards, the Fort Wayne National Organ Playing Competition, and the AGO/Quimby Region VII Competition for Young Organists.
Founding member of Piedmont Singers of Central Virginia, and sings with the Schola Cantorum of the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Richmond.
Enjoys road cycling, hiking, role-playing games and good literature in his spare time.
SARAH TAYLOR
SOPRANO
BM in Vocal Performance and BA in Art History from Indiana University; Masters in Public Administration and Policy from the University of Georgia. Current Director of Finance & Administration for the School of Education at William and Mary. Soprano soloist at Bruton Parish Episcopal (Williamsburg). Has sung with the Seattle Opera Chorus and Boston University Tanglewood Institute.
NERISSA THOMPSON
ALTO
Attended Westminster Choir College as a candidate for a Bachelor's in Music Education.
Has performed with the Virginia Opera for four seasons; past productions include Samson and Delilah, Turandot, and Carmen.
Previously sang with Tidewater Opera Initiative as a mainstage performer in Dido and Aeneas and The Medium.
Served as Music Director for several local theater productions including the Williamsburg Player's 2016 Jekyll and Hyde and LTN's 2018 local premiere of First Date.
Holds a position as the alto Section Leader and soloist at First Lutheran Church of Norfolk.
Has performed with the Virginia Opera for four seasons; past productions include Samson and Delilah, Turandot, and Carmen.
Previously sang with Tidewater Opera Initiative as a mainstage performer in Dido and Aeneas and The Medium.
Served as Music Director for several local theater productions including the Williamsburg Player's 2016 Jekyll and Hyde and LTN's 2018 local premiere of First Date.
Holds a position as the alto Section Leader and soloist at First Lutheran Church of Norfolk.
AARON TODD
TENOR
BM in Choral Music Education from James Madison University. Tenor Section Leader, Richmond Symphony Chorus & Chamber ChoirAaron has served as a choral and orchestral director at the middle- and high-school levels in Henrico County Public Schools and Richmond Public Schools. He also sings, plays piano, and conducts in church music ministries in the Short Pump area.
As a spirited music educator and choral singer, he has sung in workshops and performances under such conductors as Axel Theimer, Scott Tucker, Bruce Chamberlain, Joe Miller, Charles Bruffy, Nigel Short, and Rodney Eichenberger.
Pursuing his passions for learning and development as well as cultivating cultures of diversity, equity, and belonging, Aaron currently works as an HR professional with the West Cary Group in downtown Richmond and Camp Kids Place LLC in Arlington, VA.
As a spirited music educator and choral singer, he has sung in workshops and performances under such conductors as Axel Theimer, Scott Tucker, Bruce Chamberlain, Joe Miller, Charles Bruffy, Nigel Short, and Rodney Eichenberger.
Pursuing his passions for learning and development as well as cultivating cultures of diversity, equity, and belonging, Aaron currently works as an HR professional with the West Cary Group in downtown Richmond and Camp Kids Place LLC in Arlington, VA.
JOHN TYNDALL
BASS
BA in Vocal Performance from Virginia Commonwealth University.
Made his professional operatic debut as Barone Douphol in Verdi's La Traviata with the Bronx Opera Company.
Performed at Carnegie Hall with Musica Sacra under the direction of Kent Tritle and as soloist with the Atlantic Chamber Ensemble for Beck's Song Reader album, of which two recordings were featured on National Public Radio.
John is a highly sought-after ensemble singer and soloist in the Greater Richmond Area. He serves as the staff bass section leader and soloist at Richmond's St. James Episcopal Church. He also sings regularly as a bass section leader at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart (Richmond).
Made his professional operatic debut as Barone Douphol in Verdi's La Traviata with the Bronx Opera Company.
Performed at Carnegie Hall with Musica Sacra under the direction of Kent Tritle and as soloist with the Atlantic Chamber Ensemble for Beck's Song Reader album, of which two recordings were featured on National Public Radio.
John is a highly sought-after ensemble singer and soloist in the Greater Richmond Area. He serves as the staff bass section leader and soloist at Richmond's St. James Episcopal Church. He also sings regularly as a bass section leader at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart (Richmond).
KEATON WHITEHURST
SOPRANO
BA in Music (Vocal Performance) from Shenandoah University’s Conservatory of Music.
MME from Old Dominion University.
Former member of Virginia Chorale: Young Singer’s Project.
Has sung with the City Choir of Washington and the Virginia Symphony Chorus.
Section Leader at Christ & St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Norfolk.
Currently working with the Virginia Children's Chorus and the Academy of Music.
MME from Old Dominion University.
Former member of Virginia Chorale: Young Singer’s Project.
Has sung with the City Choir of Washington and the Virginia Symphony Chorus.
Section Leader at Christ & St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Norfolk.
Currently working with the Virginia Children's Chorus and the Academy of Music.
