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Reese Holahan (tenor) is a rising performer, teacher, and scholar based in Buffalo, NY. He holds an MM in Vocal Pedagogy (Classical) at Shenandoah Conservatory, where he studied with Dr. Lori Şen and Dr. David Meyer. Reese is a proud graduate of SUNY Fredonia and holds degrees in Vocal Performance and Communication Disorders & Sciences.

I am a New York–based vocal coach and musical theatre performer fulfilling a Master’s degree in Vocal Performance (Musical Theater concentration) from NYU Steinhardt. My experience spans regional and international theatre, including work with Disney-affiliated productions, as well as extensive teaching in both private studio settings and performing arts programs.

As a pianist, arranger, and music producer with vast teaching experience, I help students and artists develop not only technical skill, but also musical understanding, confidence, and creativity My musical education includes studies Orchestration at Juilliard School, Film Scoring at Mannes College of Music, along with private coaching by Dr. Rudolph Palmer in New York.

Elena Heimur is a dynamic, innovative and accomplished teaching professional offering over 20 years of diverse experience in the field of vocal and piano pedagogy. She has demonstrated expertise in the full scope of teaching, and coaching related to vocal and piano development, including vocal and piano technique, repertoire, and languages, as well as interpretive and dramatic…

Hi, I’m Jimmy Davis—a passionate music educator, vocal coach, and performer with over 15 years of experience helping students unlock their musical potential. Based in Arizona, I specialize in voice, piano, and performance coaching, with a strong emphasis on musical theater, pop, and classical styles.

Shannon Cheong is a New York based Singer, Actor, Dancer, and Teaching Artist. Fresh out of his first national tour, Shannon is excited to be teaching the newer generation of performing artists. Inspiring them to create and to inform through the arts; whilst still working and auditioning as a professional actor in the city.

Why are we called to sing? We sing to commune with the depths and heights—the full range of life, but also the Life beyond the self. We channel something both ’of us’ and ‘beyond us.’ If we’re lucky, it is here we discover ecstasy and aliveness. Singing is alchemy. And all is welcome in the realm of song.

Hannah Papizan is a trained vocalist, guitarist, and pianist based in Manhattan with years of performance and teaching experience. She holds a degree in Classical Vocal Performance and Bachelor of the Arts (Theatre) and brings both professional technique and genuine warmth to every lesson.

[5.0 rating over 79 reviews from another lesson platform] Hey there! I'm Jillian and it's so nice to have you here. I am a professional vocalist in NYC. I perform musical theater, classical music, and liturgical music in and around the city. I participate in professional operas, choral groups and other concert series, as well as professional theater work.

I am a doctoral candidate in Voice Performance and Pedagogy at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and have over 20 years of teaching experience in voice, piano, and music theory. I’ve worked with students of all ages and levels—from young beginners to college-level musicians and adult learners.