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Jenny Roudebush (Terry) is a singer/ songwriter from Mount Airy, MD. She started singing at a very young age with a deep love of music. Growing up, Jenny took classes in voice, piano and guitar, while singing in different bands and choirs. She sang in various recording studios as a demo vocalist for songwriters throughout Maryland.
Jenny received her degree in Music Management from Frostburg State University. While at Frostburg, she studied voice in classical, opera and Broadway styles. In school, Jenny received the exciting opportunity to sing the national anthem at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
After graduating, Jenny has received many opportunities to sing all over Maryland in different bands and venues. Jenny received recognition as a finalist in a cover song contest handpicked by country music star Sara Evans.
Jenny has recorded on albums with the band Sidewalk Mule titled “Missouri Picnic” (2013) and recorded on friend / musician Cynthia Marie’s album titled “Harbor” (2016). In March of 2020 Jenny released her first album called “New Girl in Town” and single “Love Is” (2022) which features her love of country/pop music and her traditional roots. Jenny enjoys teaching voice and piano to all students who want to learn and have a passion for music.
Gino Abellanosa (they/them) is a multi-instrumentalist musician based in Catonsville, Maryland. Gino’s unwavering passion for music began as a child; from their first few plunks on an unweighted Casio keyboard, to the plentiful school orchestra concerts where they played the viola, till their first official open mic performance where they at twelve years old accompanied themself on guitar singing at a local coffee shop.
While that first open mic performance wasn’t perfect, its imperfection was the catalyst that jumpstarted Gino’s continued efforts practicing the performing arts. Their vigilance toward practice and understanding the language of music proved fruitful throughout their high school career, when they landed not one, but two major roles in musicals (Nicely Nicely Johnson in Guys and Dolls, Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof).
While attending the Community College of Baltimore County, where they graduated with a degree in Music (with a concentration in Vocal performance) and several awards as the top student of Music Theory/Ear Training for all four semesters, Gino also pursued theatrical opportunities in Baltimore City, acting and playing music with the Baltimore Rock Opera Society (BROS), as well as dabbling in Shakespeare for a hip-hop rendition of King Lear, entitled “Fools and Madmen”, which was performed at Baltimore City schools.
If you’re looking for a voice teacher with a knack for theatrics or a skill in songwriting, you’ve come to the right person. Gino is happy to teach you voice and vocal technique. As well, they will provide you foundations of musicianship that you can use across all disciplines of music and throughout your life.