Music with Elizabeth D

Advance Your Musical Journey From Home
Private online lessons in voice, piano, music theory, and sight singing.

Private Lessons


Voice Lessons

Ages 12 & up

Healthy, reliable technique for classical, musical theater, and contemporary singers.


Piano Lessons

Ages 6 & up

A strong foundation in reading, technique, and expressive playing.


Music Theory

Teens & adults

Understand how music works, from intervals to AP exam prep.


Sight Singing

Ages 12 & up

Read music with confidence in choir, rehearsals, and auditions.

Why Choose This Studio?

Learn from a professional singer and experienced music educator in a supportive, results-focused environment. Every lesson is tailored to your goals, and you'll build practical skills that you can use right away.

How Lessons Work

Flexible Scheduling

Reserve a weekly lesson time or book sessions as needed, based on availability.

Online, From Anywhere

All you need is a device, reliable internet connection, and a quiet space to focus.

Practice Resources

Sheet music, practice tracks, worksheets, and exercises are shared digitally.

Ready to Start?

Tell me a little about your goals and we'll find the right lesson for you.

Meet the Instructor

Hi! I'm a professional singer and music educator based in New York City, where I balance an active performing career with a thriving online teaching studio. I'm passionate about helping singers build the skills and confidence they need to express themselves fully, whether they're absolute beginners or seasoned performers looking to grow.As a professional classical singer, I've performed in a wide range of operatic and choral projects, and those stage experiences directly shape the way I teach. I love showing students how solid technique, clear musicianship, and authentic storytelling work together to create expressive, meaningful singing.I've taught for nine years, the last five specializing in online music education, teaching voice, piano, music theory, and sight singing to students around the world. My teaching style is warm, supportive, and practical, always focused on giving you tools you can use right away.Music has an incredible way of connecting people and sparking creativity, and I'm excited to help you build the skills that will support your music-making for years to come.MM, Classical Vocal Performance · BM, Music Education

FAQ

Are online lessons as effective as in-person lessons?
Yes. Online lessons let me hear and see exactly what you're doing, and you practice in the space where you'll actually practice all week. Many students find they progress faster with no commute and recorded materials to review.
What ages do you teach?
Piano students ages 6 and up. Voice and sight singing students
ages 12 and up. Music theory for teens and adults.
Am I too old for lessons?
Never. Many of my students are adults, either returning to music after years away or starting for the first time.
What lesson lengths do you offer?
30, 45, and 60 minutes. Most beginners or younger students start with 30 minutes.
How often should I have lessons?
Weekly lessons give the most consistent progress. Biweekly or as-needed sessions are available based on availability.

Contact

Let's TalkMaybe you want to chase a lifelong dream. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Maybe you have a creative talent to share with the world. Whatever it is, start your journey by sending a message.

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Voice Lessons

Ages 12 & Up

For singers ready to grow with expert guidance and a supportive, professional approach.

Whether you're preparing for auditions, returning to singing after time away, or committed to developing a healthier, more confident voice, these lessons are built for students who value high-quality instruction and measurable progress.As a professional singer and experienced music educator, I help singers build reliable technique that works across styles (classical, musical theater, contemporary, and more) so you can sing with freedom, consistency, and artistry.

What Makes These Lessons Different

A Tailored, Intentional Approach
Each lesson is customized to your goals, voice type, experience level, and learning style, with a clear path that grows with you.
Technique That Actually Works
Evidence-based vocal technique that supports longevity, ease, and expressive singing. Students gain better control, improved range, and a deeper understanding of how their voice works.
Repertoire That Inspires You
Songs chosen strategically for auditions, performances, or personal growth, so you feel challenged, confident, and artistically fulfilled.
Optional Musicianship & Sight-Singing Training
Integrated music literacy training designed for singers who want to feel truly empowered in rehearsals and auditions.

Who It's For

  • Motivated singers looking for a structured but encouraging environment

  • Adults seeking long-term vocal growth

  • Teens preparing for auditions or school productions

  • Performers who want reliable, results-driven instruction from a seasoned professional

Piano Lessons

Ages 6 & Up

For students who want a strong musical foundation, expert guidance, and a clear
path to growth.

Whether you're enrolling a young beginner or finally giving yourself the musical
education you've always wanted, this studio offers a structured, supportive
environment designed for long-term success.
With a focus on music literacy and expressive playing, students develop confidence,
discipline, and a foundation that carries into every area of their musicianship.

What Makes These Lessons Different

A Thoughtful, Individualized Approach
Each student receives instruction tailored to their learning style and goals, built on a solid foundation in technique, theory, and musicianship.
A Well-Rounded, Creative Foundation
High-quality method materials build proper technique, rhythmic fluency, and music literacy for skills that last a lifetime.
Strong Fundamentals From the First Lesson
Correct posture, hand shape, reading skills, and musical expression from day one, so students progress confidently and avoid the bad habits that slow beginners down.
Engaging, Structured Lessons
Each lesson blends technique, repertoire, music theory, and ear training for a balanced, motivating experience.

What You'll Need

  • A piano or keyboard with full-size keys

  • Required method books (I'll tell you which ones)

  • A Zoom-enabled device positioned so I can see your hands

  • A quiet, distraction-free space

Who It's For

  • Children ages 6+ who need a patient, structured, expert-guided start

  • Teens building strong musicianship skills

  • Adults returning to music or starting for the first time

  • Students who value high-quality instruction and steady progress

Music Theory

Teens & Adults

For musicians and students who want to truly understand how music works.

Whether you're preparing for college entrance exams, struggling through a school
theory course, or ready to deepen your musicianship, these one-on-one sessions
offer clear, structured instruction tailored to your goals.
With an experienced educator guiding you, you'll gain the tools to read, analyze, and
understand music with confidence, not just memorize rules.

What You'll Learn

  • Intervals, scales, and key signatures

  • Chords, harmony, and functional progressions

  • Roman numerals and figured bass analysis

  • Rhythm, meter, and part-writing

  • Form, voice leading, and harmonic analysis

  • Applied skills for singers and instrumentalists

  • Exam prep: university entrance exams and placement tests

Why Students Choose This Studio

Clear Instruction That Makes Sense
Complex concepts broken down so they feel logical, approachable, and immediately useful.
Tutoring Tailored to You
Catching up, getting ahead, or shoring up weak spots, each lesson matches your pace and learning style.
Practical Application
See how theory connects to the music you already sing or play, strengthening your performing, composing, rehearsing, and sight-reading.
Engaging, Interactive Lessons
We work hands-on with examples, exercises, and music you enjoy so concepts become intuitive and memorable.

Who It's For

  • High school or college students taking theory for the first time

  • Musicians preparing for auditions or college placement tests

  • Singers and instrumentalists who want to read and analyze music more confidently

  • Adults returning to music and ready to understand the "why" behind the music they love

Sight Singing

Ages 12 & Up

For singers who want confidence, accuracy, and true musical independence.

Whether you're reading music for the first time or preparing for high-level auditions,
these one-on-one lessons build reliable skills you can carry into rehearsals,
performances, and exams.
Sight-singing is one of the most empowering skills a singer can build, and with the
right guidance, it becomes intuitive and deeply rewarding.

What You'll Learn

  • Solfege fluency (movable Do)

  • Curwen hand signs

  • Interval training and melodic patterns

  • Rhythm reading and interpretation

  • Audiation and inner-hearing skills

  • Part-reading for choral singers

  • All-State, ensemble, and university audition prep

  • Integration with vocal technique (for students studying both)

What Makes These Lessons Different

A Clear, Structured Method
No guessing, memorizing, or "hoping the line makes sense." You'll learn a proven sequence that strengthens your inner ear and makes reading music feel natural.
Skills You Can Use Immediately
Students see quick improvement in choir, rehearsals, auditions, and solo repertoire.
Personalized Pacing and Targeted Support
We focus on exactly where you need clarity: intervals, rhythm, leaps, key changes, minor mode, multi-part textures, and more.
Practice Materials Included
Exercises and sight-reading practice are provided to support independent practice throughout the week.

Who It's For

  • Choir singers who want to stop relying on the person next to them

  • Students preparing for All-State, ensemble, or college auditions

  • Voice students who want stronger musicianship alongside technique

  • Adults who sing in church or community choirs and want to read with confidence