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Adjunct Professor of Voice - Salve Regina University
2022 - Present
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Adjunct Professor of Voice - Rhode Island College
2023 - Present
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Instructor of Voice - Anna Maria College
2019 - 2023
Applied Music Voice Instructor - Worcester State University
2012 - 2020
Worcester State University, Adjunct Professor, VP193
Dean College, School of Continuing Studies, Adjunct Professor, MUS199
Theater Rocks: Analysis & Appreciation of the Rock Musical from Hair to Hamilton
Description:
This course will explore the evolution of the Rock Musical from the 1960’s to today. Since rock music was introduced in the United States in the 1950’s it has often been seen as a part of “youth culture” – noisy, unintelligible and at times vulgar. By exploring the introduction of rock music, rhythms and instruments into the world of musical theater this course will help the students gain a better understanding of how exciting and controversial musicals really can be.
This course will explore the evolution of the Rock Musical from the 1960’s to today. Since rock music was introduced in the United States in the 1950’s it has often been seen as a part of “youth culture” – noisy, unintelligible and at times vulgar. By exploring the introduction of rock music, rhythms and instruments into the world of musical theater this course will help the students gain a better understanding of how exciting and controversial musicals really can be.
Worcester State University, Adjunct Professor, Opera Appreciation - MU150
Description:
In this overview course, students will learn about the melodramatic world of opera through the study of master works and their adaptations into movies, musical theater, operettas, and rock operas. We will explore the development of opera from its origins to its influence on today’s pop culture.
In this overview course, students will learn about the melodramatic world of opera through the study of master works and their adaptations into movies, musical theater, operettas, and rock operas. We will explore the development of opera from its origins to its influence on today’s pop culture.
