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Pam Schneller
As Senior Associate Dean of Blair Academy at Vanderbilt, Pamela Schneller oversees the program’s 800 precollege and adult students. Pam directed a wide array of choirs at the school for 20 years, and founded five of the school’s nine choirs. Passionate about music education, she has created community partnerships with area public and private schools […]
Logan Massey
Logan Massey is currently the Director of Individual Instruction at the Levine School in Washington, DC. He previously served as the Assistant Director of Education for the Richmond Symphony where his primary role was overseeing the Youth Orchestra Program including its five ensembles, five conductors, and 250 students. Prior to moving to Richmond, Logan worked […]
Sandy Goldie
Sandy Goldie is Director of Music Education at Virginia Commonwealth University, President of Virginia Music Educators Association Higher Education Division, and serving as immediate Past President of the Virginia Chapter of the American String Teachers Association as the author of two popular books on string teaching and instruments. She is an active guest conductor/adjudicator and […]
Lee Whitmore
Dr. Lee Whitmore is a music, audio, and creative digital media thought leader for education and industry. With a career that spans three decades, his professional assignments have included leadership positions at Avid and Sibelius, Korg USA, the GRAMMY Music Education Coalition, Berklee College of Music, and Columbia University Teachers College. Because it changed his […]
Lecolion Washington
After over 20 years as a performing musician, 15 years as a music professor, and ten years as an arts administrator, Lecolion Washington has established himself as a leader for the next generation of arts entrepreneurs. He has been a staunch advocate for the relevance of music as an agent for social change. Lecolion is […]
Ronald Crutcher
Dr. Ronald Crutcher was born in Cincinnati and began studying the cello at age 14 with Professor Elizabeth Potteiger at Miami University in Ohio. As a Woodrow Wilson and Ford Foundation Fellow, he studied at Yale University with renowned cellist Aldo Parisot and became the first cellist to receive the doctor of musical arts degree […]
Allen Hall
Allen Hall is a retired music teacher with 32 years in the classroom. He currently serves as the Executive Director for the Virginia Music Educators Association. He is also an active clinician, adjudicator, and private lesson instructor across the Commonwealth and lives in Montpelier with his wife Merry Beth and a brown dog of questionable […]
Nancy Lo
Nancy J. Lo transplanted to Richmond from Hawaii after high school via several years in New York City studying fashion design. In her second career, she graduated in 2004 with her bachelor’s degree, Summa Cum Laude, from Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), with a double major in Social Work and Psychology. She earned her Master’s degree […]
Sandra Chase
Sandra Chase is a 1991 graduate of St. Bonaventure University in Western New York, with a major in Economics and a minor in French. A native of Glens Falls, NY, Sandra has lived in Richmond for the past 28 years. She has spent her entire career in the insurance industry, a majority of that time […]