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I have been a music educator for over 20 years in both private lessons and in classroom settings. I am currently teaching at Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts where I teach Jazz Vocals, Composition, Music Pedagogy, Singer-Songwriter, Music Business, and Music Theory.

My name is Kalena Pawlitschek, I was born and raised in Fargo ND and have always had a passion for music. It all started when I was prekindergarten in the choir at my church. Ever since then, I have always been involved in music in some form. Once I got into middle school, I started learning clarinet and fell in love with it.

Catherine Edwards graduated from the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University with a Bachelor of Music in Performance, having studied under renowned clarinettist and composer Paul Dean. Throughout her training, she had the opportunity to learn directly from world-class clarinettists including Andrew Marriner, Robert Spring, and Philippe Cuper, and have participated in…

Welcome to my profile and I can't wait to make music together! NOTE: My studio is full for the time being so I am not accepting new students at this time, but please reach out to get on my waitlist for the spring! Ana is a professional multi-instrumentalist, composer, and arranger known for her diversity in classical, jazz, and pop styles.

Hi! My name is Itzel Reyna. I’m a professional saxophone player, instructor, and music lover. I was awarded the first-ever Latin GRAMMY Prodigy Scholarship in 2015 in partnership with pop star Enrique Iglesias and Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation. I graduated from Berklee College of Music in 2019 and I’ve been giving saxophone/music lessons for the past 10 years.

I’m Xale Slusser, a Los Angeles–based bassoonist and oboist with degrees in performance, composition, and ethnomusicology from Ohio Northern University, the California Institute of the Arts, and UCLA. I teach Bassoon and Oboe (all levels) as well as Saxophones (SATB) and Clarinets (Sopranino–Contra Alto).