Instructor: Voice, Piano (beginner)
Gabriella DeYoe began classical voice training at 12 years old, and hasn’t stopped singing since. She studied Music Performance (Voice) at Bowling Green State University, and continued her personal voice education under Dr. Randolph Lacy at the Dallas School of Music. Gabriella has worked as a college and musical theatre audition coach, and previously taught remote private voice lessons. She has been performing in musical theatre and opera for over 15 years and has developed a love for helping others find their voice in music. Whether you are exploring singing for the first time or revisiting it like an old friend, Gabriella believes that passion and a willingness to learn are all it takes to become a truly remarkable singer.
Instructor: Voice, Piano, Music Production, Audio Engineering
Audio Engineer, Instructor: Music Production
Instructor: Voice, Piano
Keith started playing piano and clarinet at age 5, bassoon at 10, guitar, bass guitar and saxophone at 13, and has been an avid banjo player for the last 10 years. He went to Ithaca College as a music major and holds a degree in music from Plymouth State University. Keith has performed with the Elmira Symphony Orchestra, the Southern Maine Symphony Orchestra, and has been in numerous pit orchestras throughout Maine, New Hampshire, and New York. He has also sung in several choral group, and has attended Bela Fleck’s Blue Ridge Banjo Camp at the Brevard Music Center in North Carolina for the past four years.
Chantilly Larose is a dedicated and passionate music educator with nine years of experience teaching music in Vermont and New Hampshire. She currently teaches K–4 general music, beginner band, and select choir at Pembroke Hill School. Chantilly received a BA in Music Education from the Crane School of Music in Potsdam, NY and an MA in Music Education from the Hartt School in Hartford, CT. A clarinetist for over 20 years, she has enjoyed performing with local community bands and continues to find fulfillment in growing her personal musicianship. Chantilly believes in using students’ interests to guide learning and make music education meaningful and engaging. Her love for music is matched by her deep commitment to teaching, and she takes pride in helping students grow as musicians and confident individuals.
Zoe Martel has been teaching music lessons for ten years. She is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire with a Bachelor’s degree in Music Education. She currently works at Hooksett Memorial School, where she teaches general music, chorus and private and small group instrument lessons. Zoe’s primary instrument is the violin and she has been playing with the New Hampshire Philharmonic Orchestra since 2012. She enjoys fostering a love and appreciation for music in all of her students.
Jessica Bell is a classically-trained soprano with over twelve years of formal study. She has gained experience singing in many styles including classical, musical theatre, commercial, and jazz. Additionally, Jessica has sung in many youth and community opera productions both locally and abroad. Jessica will soon be graduating from Gordon College with a BM in Music Education and Vocal Performance.
Jacob has been playing drum set for nearly 20 years. In 2021, he graduated from Berklee College of Music with a BM in Music Education, then in 2023 graduated from Boston University’s College of Fine Arts with a MA in Musicology. He has performed all over Massachusetts and New Hampshire, and is currently a music educator at a Massachusetts public school, teaching concert band, chorus, theater, and jazz band. He teaches a variety of instruments and musical disciplines, specializing in percussion, jazz, and music history. Jacob believes that everyone has the potential to succeed in learning music and wants to help guide his students towards their goals.