Hi, I'm Chirsten Snell, a music educator, vocalist, pianist, and music theorist from Stroud, Oklahoma. Music has been a central part of my life since childhood, and I have been singing and playing piano for almost 20 years.
I earned a Bachelor of Music with a Vocal Concentration from Urshan University and am currently pursuing a Master of Music Theory at the University of Oklahoma where I teach Aural Skills I-IV. My academic background, combined with years of performance and study, allows me to provide well-rounded instruction tailored to each student's unique goals and learning style.
I offer piano lessons, voice lessons, and music theory tutoring for students of all ages and skill levels. Whether you're just beginning your musical journey, preparing for auditions, looking to strengthen your musicianship, or simply wanting to enjoy making music, I strive to create a positive and encouraging learning environment where students can build confidence, skill, and a lifelong appreciation for music.
Based in Stroud and serving the Chandler area as well, I offer both in-person and virtual lessons to make quality music education accessible to students wherever they are.
Discover the joy of making music through personalized piano lessons! Students build confidence, creativity, and strong musical foundations while learning technique, music theory, and performance skills in a fun and encouraging environment.
Find your voice through personalized lessons that develop healthy vocal technique, musical expression, and performance confidence. Students explore a variety of styles while building skills that support both singing and overall musicianship.
Prepping for the AP Music Theory exam? Going to college for music and nervous about theory? Strengthen your understanding of music through personalized theory tutoring. Students build confidence in reading, analyzing, and understanding music while developing skills that support performance, auditions, and academic success.
Available in person and online!
Located in Chandler or Stroud OK
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