Instrument(s) Taught:      Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass, Voice

Location:      Waukesha

I am most comfortable with this age group:      10 – 18

Preferred Virtual Platform:     zoom

Bio

Amber Seebach is a dedicated vocal and string music educator with a lifelong passion for music and youth development. She began playing violin in first grade and quickly expanded her musical journey to include vocal performance through high school and university choir. Over the years, she has been a musician with the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra and the University of Wisconsin Whitewater Symphony Orchestra, experiences that deepened her technical skill and artistic expression. With a strong background in both music and education, Amber brings a nurturing and engaging approach to teaching. Her experience as a camp counselor, lifeguard, and swim instructor has shaped her ability to connect with kids of all ages, creating a positive and inspiring learning environment. She believes in the power of music to build confidence, foster creativity, and bring people together. Outside the classroom, Amber enjoys spending time at the beach, reading, connecting with friends, and relaxing with her cat. She is committed to making music education accessible, meaningful, and fun for every student she works with.

Music Education:

Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education from University of Wisconsin – Whitewater

Teaching Experience:

Amber just finished her last semester at UW-Whitewater and graduated in May of 2025. During her last semester she student taught orchestra at Kettle Moraine Middle School and choir at Milton High School/Middle School. She has given violin lessons for the School District of Menomonee Falls. Starting in the fall of 2025, she will be the Choir Director at Menomonee Falls High School and Middle School. Music2500 Teaching License certifies Amber to teach instrumental, vocal, and general music.

Styles Taught:

Classical, pop, fiddle, musical theatre

Methods Taught:

Essential Elements or Sound Innovations (if the student plays in school orchestra Amber will use method book the school uses.) Suzuki and WSMA Repertoire Solfège Kodaly Method (voice)

Instruments Taught:     Guitar, Bass Guitar, Piano, Voice, Ukulele

Location:    Watertown

I am most comfortable with this age group:     Ages 6 and Up

Preferred Virtual Platform:     Zoom

Bio

Cody Linder has been teaching at White House of Music since February 2022, and teaches a wide variety of musical styles. Ever since he was 10 years old, Cody has been obsessed with music and pursuing many projects and instruments. He cites seeing Peter Shaffer’s Amadeus as his initial inspiration to pursue music, and has been doing so ever since. Aside from teaching, he is also an active composer and arranger. He has played in various bands as guitarist, bass guitarist, vocalist and keyboardist. He has extensive experience performing throughout Southeastern Wisconsin as a vocal soloist and recitalist as well as a guest artist with the Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra. Currently he is the assistant director of the Badger Chordhawks, a men’s chorus based in Janesville. He is also the bassist for The Thomas Pibal Trio. While he has a large background in classical music, he also has pursued other musical avenues. When he graduated college, he joined a metal band where he played bass. He also enjoys experimenting with electronic music and occasionally enjoys modding and building guitars.

Music Education:

Lakeland College – B.A. Music Performance (Vocal Performance and Pedagogy) – Class of 2012

Teaching Experience:

Taught throughout high school and as a private music teacher since October of 2021.

Styles Taught:

Classical, jazz, rock, metal, pop, and various others.

Methods Taught:

For Voice – Bel Canto Technique – A classical singing method, which I apply to all basic breathing and vocalization. This method allows the singer to sing as effortless as possible with having good projection and tone, regardless of the musical style. For guitar – Hal Leonard Guitar Method, and any songs of the student’s interest. Piano – Usually Alfred or Faber, but open to other piano methods as well

Instruments Taught:      Voice, Piano

Location:     Waukesha

I am most comfortable with this age group:      12 and up for Voice, 7 and up for Piano

Preferred Virtual Platform:      Zoom

Bio

Hello! I’m a classically trained opera singer but that’s not all I do! I have been teaching voice and beginning piano full time since 2020. I have two performance degrees and want everyone to have a good time. I believe that music is for all. Some people just want to have fun and be challenged, or feel more comfortable in a one on one setting. I work to make sure that my students are comfortable and progressing as musicians at a pace that they are comfortable with. I think that it’s never too late to learn and I continue to look for ways to further my learning as well. Most recently, I took an 8 week course for Gender Affirming Voice Lessons. Before moving to Milwaukee, I worked in Chicago. I am an active performer and I continue to drive back and forth to Chicago for gigs, and have been asked to cover the roll of Jezibaba in Milwaukee Opera Theatre’s “Rusalka” in Feb 2025.

Music Education:

Masters of Music, Vocal Performance, Cleveland State University (2017-2019) Bachelors of Music, Vocal Performance, Morningside College (2009-2013)

Teaching Experience:

Lessons by Brooke (Chicago)- 2020-2025 Freelance Voice (Nebraska and Ohio)- 2015-2020

Styles Taught:

All vocal styles

Methods Taught:

Faber Piano

Instrument Taught: Voice Lessons

Location: Waukesha

Instrument(s) Taught:     Voice, Drums and Percussion, Guitars, Bass, Keyboards

Location:      Brookfield

Music Education:

Bachelors in Commercial Music from Greenville University

Instrument(s) Taught:      Piano, Voice

Location(s):      Brookfield, Waukesha

Bio

Pamela Faraci earned her degree in Voice and Vocal Pedagogy, with a secondary focus on piano, from North Park University in Chicago, Illinois. Once she earned her degree, she performed all over the city as a soloist and chorus member in such places as the Chicago Symphony stage and Light Opera Works of Evanston, Chicago Cabaret, as well as an accompanist for many other Chicago performance venues and churches. She was also a judge and mentor for students in the Illinois Solo and Ensemble Competition, the National Association of Teachers of Singing Contests and the Bel Canto Competition, one of Chicago’s largest vocal competitions. When Pamela wasn’t performing, she was teaching both Piano and Voice in her private studio. In both instruments, Pamela offers a classical approach focusing on the fundamentals of technique, expression, phrasing and theory. She also uses her performance experience to help each student learn and prepare for their own performance. To do that, Pamela focuses on getting to know each student enough to meet them where they are on their own educational journey, allowing them to be who they are in the process. She loves working with every age from beginner to advanced and her belief is that success comes in watching each student grow in confidence. Pamela most recently earned a Certificate in Music Wellness and Therapy from Berklee College of Music. She enjoys working with her students to use music as both an emotional and physical outlet through which healing, comfort and confidence can happen.

Instrument Taught: Voice

Locations: Waukesha, Watertown

Instrument(s) Taught:      Voice, Violin, Viola

Location(s):      Brookfield, Waukesha

I am most comfortable with this age group:       All ages

Bio

I have been teaching voice for twenty-five years. My former students can be found on opera stages across the country, on and off Broadway, in national and international tours, on TV, and in movies. They can also be found in courtrooms, hospital and surgical rooms, as university professors, public school teachers, doulas, and stay-at-home moms. I have consistently prepared students for auditions, competitions, and contests with great success. I have founded two summer programs for singers and collaborative pianists, one in Austria (which is now closed) and one here in Wisconsin, attracting and thus teaching students from all over the world. I have directed shows, judged competitions, and conducted community choirs. I began my musical studies at 10 with Violin and Viola and continued playing in orchestras all throughout college. So, though my career has been “voice heavy”, my initial steps began as an orchestra player and over the years I have taught a great many of these students as well. I have just returned to WI, where I grew up, after living in Miami, Germany, and Austria for nearly 30 years.

Music Education:

I have a Bachelor of Music and Master of Music from the University of Miami (Coral Gables, FL) both in Vocal Performance.

Teaching Experience:

I have 25 years of experience teaching voice to beginner through emerging, young professional with a great many violin and viola students interspersed there as well.

Styles Taught:

Classical, Musical Theater, etc

Methods Taught:

I will meet each student where they are and decide on the best road forward. This is a very personal approach and will vary with each person.