Ms. Kylie Brown
Ms. Kylie Brown is a native of Skaneateles Falls, N.Y. and recently moved to Ithaca, NY to continue her lifelong journey in music education and performance. Kylie has a diverse musical background in voice, trombone, piano, guitar, and flute. She spent 10 years in Asheville, NC and gained many skills as a performer, teacher, and artist while living there. She served as Program Director at Asheville Music School, and as executive director of Girls Rock Asheville. She coached several youth rock bands for eight years at AMS, was the musical director for Asheville Creative Arts, performed as a vocalist and instrumentalist in several local bands, led therapeutic music groups for teens with cognitive disorders, led many summer camps with Asheville Music School and Black Mountain Center for the arts, and taught music in public and private schools. She has also had the pleasure of hosting a thriving private music lesson studio for 10 years, instructing a variety of instruments and voice types. Each new experience has given her insight on how to instruct students of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities including hobbyists, amateurs, and professionals alike. Kylie is thrilled to bring her skills and experience as a musician and teacher back home to the beautiful fingerlakes area of upstate New York.
LESSONS WITH KYLIE
Kylie finds it deeply fulfilling to research new techniques that will benefit her students. She enjoys teaching ear training with students of all skill levels and has created a curriculum that helps her clients to gradually develop the ability to analyze melodies on the spot using the solfege system. She also deeply enjoys helping clients to discover their ability to match pitch after believing they are ‘tone deaf’. A typical lesson will involve reinforcement of healthy technique, music theory study, refining repertoire, and creative exploration such as improvisation or songwriting. She is experienced in many genres such as classical, jazz, broadway, and rock, and uses classical and contemporary methods to help students to achieve their musical goals.
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Singing Summer Camp
Students ages 13-17
July 27-July 31: 9am-4pm
Students ages 13-17 are welcome to let their voices shine at this 5 day voice intensive. Students will sing solos and as a group, learn about vocal health and technique, and cultivate their stage presence in a safe and encouraging setting. Students will also develop use of their voices somatically and expressively, as well as their skills in ear training regardless of experience level. This summer camp will be from 9am to 4pm from July 27th-July 31st at Center for the Arts of Homer.
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