Taylor - Voice
Taylor graduated with a Masters in Vocal Performance from Samford University in the spring of 2026. In 2024. She obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Vocal Performance with a minor in Commercial Music from Adrian College.
Through her studies, she has had the opportunity to perform and learn many different styles of music, from Classical/Opera, to Musical Theatre, and Commercial Music. While Taylor’s primary instrument is Voice, she also loves to play guitar and piano. During her undergraduate studies, Taylor had the opportunity to study both instruments more closely. During her time at Samford University, she has continued to expand stage experience
through opera scenes work, as well as being part of the ensemble in their production of Die Fledermaus, and completing her graduate recital.
Taylor has also had the opportunity to gain professional performance experience, appearing in the ensemble of Opera Birmingham’s production of Pagliacci and Cavalleria Rusticana. Prior to her graduate studies, she developed a strong foundation in performance during her undergraduate years. This includes performing with the women’s a cappella group and the college choir at Adrian College, as well as in the school’s opera scenes performances, musical theatre productions, and completing both her Junior and Senior recitals.
Through her studies, she has had the opportunity to perform and learn many different styles of music, from Classical/Opera, to Musical Theatre, and Commercial Music. While Taylor’s primary instrument is Voice, she also loves to play guitar and piano. During her undergraduate studies, Taylor had the opportunity to study both instruments more closely. During her time at Samford University, she has continued to expand stage experience
through opera scenes work, as well as being part of the ensemble in their production of Die Fledermaus, and completing her graduate recital.
Taylor has also had the opportunity to gain professional performance experience, appearing in the ensemble of Opera Birmingham’s production of Pagliacci and Cavalleria Rusticana. Prior to her graduate studies, she developed a strong foundation in performance during her undergraduate years. This includes performing with the women’s a cappella group and the college choir at Adrian College, as well as in the school’s opera scenes performances, musical theatre productions, and completing both her Junior and Senior recitals.
