·Created successful new business to provide affordable private instruction in Pioneer Valley·Met diverse instructional and income needs with lessons, workshops, and masterclasses·Taught dozens of students for credit at Hampshire College, including scholarship recipients·Implemented Estill Voice Training for opera, musical theater, jazz, pop, and other styles·Created daninglisvoicepiano.musicteachershelper.org for scheduling, payment, and resources·Organized seasonal recitals for unique mix of college students, adults, and families·Students have released albums, won contests, sung for Jonathan Reid Gealt, played at Iron Horse Music Hall, Popcorn Noir, Flywheel, more

•Direct quartet of professional soloists, Chancel Choir, Handbell Choir, and Children's Choir•Play organ, piano, and harpsichord•Collaborate with wide range of professional and volunteer instrumentalists and singers•Facilitate First Church's presence as a central venue in the community

•Reinvented Chorus as a class according to NECHE accreditation guidelines•Pioneered collaborative concert production model. Sample programs: “Composers of Color,” “In the Arms of Autumn,” “Movies and Musicals”•Upgraded culture and improved performance through movable do solfège, recording assignments, differentiated instruction, and student-generated program content•Increased annual performances from 3 to 5, adding off-campus events

•Trained all singers for choral and quartet singing with Estill Voice Training•Returned group to perform 18 times in 2010, host convention in 2011, and compete in 2012•Launched and supported chapter quartets•Mentored and developed "deep bench" of musical leadership including 3 assistant directors•Wrote, designed, directed and stage managed 39th annual show, "Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella", 2011•Contributed original arrangements•Recorded and shared practice media•Launched pvchordsmen.groupanizer.com for public and private web function•Conducted feature and original jingles on WGBY-TV series Together In Song, 2011-2015, winning Barbershop category in 2013•Became chapter's Barbershopper of the Year, 2012•Networked area choruses in inter-chapter nights, director exchange, and guest voice teacher appearance

•Led large team of professional and volunteer musicians for 8 weekly services, usually performing 3•Conducted "the best choir in the Diocese" to priest, parishioner, and bishop accolades•Conducted Contemporary Choir for Children's Mass•Created and directed Part Fire Part Faith, a youth worship band, for Children's Mass, 2010-2012•Created and codirected parish's first Children's Choir, 2015-2016•Provided music for weddings, funerals, holidays, and other church and community events•Considered liturgical and staff factors to create weekly hymn selections•Worked at parish since its inception in 2010 and stepped in to unify music team after difficult departure of program founder in 2011•Oversaw maintenance and use of large physical plant of musical equipment in 3 church buildings

•Worked with regular and guest musicians to sing weekend and special masses•Became parish's first official funeral cantor, singing about 40 per year and supplying substitutes when not available•Worked carefully with parishioner feedback to facilitate the growth of a participatory singing culture during services

•Synthesized and implemented unique Jewish American music curriculum•Pioneered successful extracurricular K-6 choral and 3-6 instrumental programs•Led weekly community singing in Hebrew, Yiddish, Ladino, Spanish, and English•Produced frequent holiday and community events•Nominated for a Grinspoon-Steinhardt Award for Excellence in Jewish Education, 2008