She started teaching students of all ages in a variety of settings and holding vocal workshops focusing on vocal health and techniques effective across genres. She is trained and has performed in certain genres such as Gospel, Blues, Soul, Rock, and Alt-Rock. Jordyn then started coming up with techniques to bring formal training from the classical music world into the contemporary world. During that time, she started developing her music teaching chops by working with the younger vocal students in high school Appomattox Regional Governors’ School for Arts and Tech. She would then move to receive formal vocal training from ages 13-19. She started receiving music lessons at age 8 with the flute and the clarinet at age 11. She began performing when she was 6 years old with vocal training from her mother who is also a singer. Coming from a musical household and family, she started singing at the tender age of 2 in churches.

Jordyn is what happens when you mix a passion for music and childlike curiosity. He believes music is medicine for the soul and is grateful to be at School of Rock Watertown as General Manager (and occasional show director)! From singing at Showtime at the Apollo, to performing on Warped Tour for 3 years with his band IONIA, to traveling through Europe with Brooklyn-based Americana band, The Defibulators - the art is in the adventure! Freddy has spent the last 20 years in New York City as a musician, producer (Blood + Sand, ANML) and theater artist in NYC’s downtown experimental scene where he performed in numerous critically acclaimed productions including FUTURITY (Ars Nova/Soho Rep), The Infinite Hotel (Prototype Festival) and Animal Wisdom (Bushwick Starr). After graduating from Manhattan School of Music for Jazz Performance, Freddy’s love of music grew beyond any single genre. Jazz soon became his focus and he began performing professionally at the age of 14. Born in London and raised in Philadelphia, Freddy found his calling in music at a young age studying under Assistant Principal Bassist of the Philadelphia Orchestra, Neil Courtney.

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