Joy Yelenosky

About

Joy Yelenosky is an accomplished vocalist and music instructor based in Evanston, Illinois, teaching both voice and piano at the Music Conservatory of Illinois. She has been an active participant in prestigious international music programs since an early age, demonstrating excellence across multiple musical disciplines. Yelenosky holds a Classical Voice Performance degree from the Chicago College of Performing Arts and a Master's degree in Vocal Performance from the University of Notre Dame, where she developed expertise in classical vocal technique and repertoire. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Music Theory from DePaul University, where she studied classical piano with renowned instructor Melody Lord Lundberg. Her international training experience includes a full scholarship in Piano Performance certification from the Conservatorio Julián Aguirre in Argentina, expanding her musical horizons beyond the United States. She has been an active participant at prestigious music programs including the Florence Opera Seminar in Italy, the Torgau International Artist Workshop in Germany, and the Stony Brook International Piano Festival in New York. Additionally, she studied jazz with the renowned teacher Alan Swain in Evanston, gaining versatility in contemporary musical styles. As a voice and piano instructor, Yelenosky brings her comprehensive musical education and international experience to help students develop strong vocal and piano skills.

Education & Qualifications

Classical Voice Performance degree, Chicago College of Performing Arts; Master's degree in Vocal Performance, University of Notre Dame; Bachelor of Arts in Music Theory, DePaul University; Piano Performance certification, Conservatorio Julián Aguirre, Argentina

Teaching Styles