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Dr. Jennifer Paschal is the founder of Jennifer Paschal Voice & Piano and teaches both voice and piano. She holds a BA in Music from Meredith College and a PhD in Industrial Psychology from the University at Albany, with additional training in piano pedagogy, vocal pedagogy, and music theory from the Royal Conservatory of Music, Somatic Voicework Institute, and Berklee College of Music. Jennifer has created innovative music programs for children and works with teens and adults pursuing both personal and professional performance goals.
As a performer, Jennifer has sung internationally, earned glowing reviews for her solo work, and was featured on WCPE’s Opera House with a broadcast of Britten’s On This Island. She has also been recognized in competitions and stage roles for her vocal technique and artistry.
Jordyn Speakman is a passionate music educator and performer who leads our Piano Discovery and Sing&Play programs. Originally from the south metro-Atlanta area, she holds a BFA in Music Performance from Clayton State University, where she studied cello, voice and performed with ensembles. She is also an accomplished pianist.
Jordyn is known for creating a joyful, supportive classroom environment. She helps young students build confidence, develop essential musical skills, and enjoy the process of making music together. Many of her students have gone on to perform, compete, and continue their musical journey long after their first lessons.
As a performer, Jordyn has appeared at the Kennedy Center, the Biltmore Ballrooms, and the High Museum, and collaborated with artists such as Regina Belle, John Legend, and Earth, Wind & Fire. Her studio experience includes recording for Greenleaf, Star, and Sweet Magnolias. Outside of teaching, Jordyn enjoys coffee shops, writing, and serving in her local church.
Robbie Errico is a pianist and instructor who enjoys helping students build strong skills while developing a lasting love of music. Inspired by his grandfather, he began piano lessons at age five and has been playing for more than 20 years. He studied piano at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and North Carolina State University.
Robbie’s teaching emphasizes well-rounded musicianship, including technique, listening skills, theory, and expressive playing. He enjoys helping students connect these skills to the music they are learning, so lessons feel both practical and meaningful.
As a performer, Robbie has appeared internationally in music festivals as a soloist, ensemble musician, and accompanist. His experience includes solo recitals, piano duets, competitions, orchestral and choral collaborations, and accompaniment for vocalists and instrumentalists. In lessons, Robbie is guided by the belief that music is a deeply personal form of expression, and he enjoys helping each student find fulfillment through their own growth and progress.