Roseanne Fraley

About

Roseanne Fraley is an accomplished professional singer and entertainer with extensive performance experience spanning multiple genres including Top 40, Variety, Jazz, Blues, and Rock music. She performs as the lead vocalist for the Northside Blues and Rock Band, entertaining audiences throughout the Washington DC Metro Area. With a career that includes commercial voice work including jingles and voiceovers, Roseanne has gained a comprehensive understanding of vocal performance across diverse styles. She brings her professional performance experience directly into her teaching studio, where she coaches students to achieve significant accomplishments. Her students have been selected for lead theatrical roles throughout the region, received callbacks for Broadway productions, achieved finalist status in major vocal competitions, and been accepted to prestigious summer programs including the Broadway Theatre Project. Many of her students have gone on to major universities to pursue vocal performance and musical theater degrees. Roseanne holds a Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction from McDaniel College and a Bachelor of Arts in Music Education from Kent State University. She is certified as a Teacher of Somatic Voicework using the LoVetri Method, an evidence-based vocal pedagogy that emphasizes healthy, sustainable vocal production. She is an active member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS). Roseanne teaches private voice students in the Frederick, Maryland area and serves as faculty at the Lovetri Institute for Somatic Voicework at Baldwin Wallace University. Her multifaceted background in professional performance, music education, and specialized vocal training makes her an ideal instructor for students seeking to develop their voices with contemporary techniques and professional guidance.

Education & Qualifications

B.A. in Music Education from Kent State University; M.S. in Curriculum and Instruction from McDaniel College; Certified Teacher of Somatic Voicework, The Lovetri Method

Teaching Styles