Music has surrounded Keisha throughout her life; she began playing the violin at an early age and later began to play the clarinet, piano and guitar. She earned a BM in Music Therapy from Marywood University in Scranton, PA. As a music therapist, Keisha has served children and adults with developmental disabilities and adults with Alzheimer's and dementia for the last eight years and most recently began working for Pathways Hospice. She provides private violin and guitar instruction for children and adults and has played in community orchestras in New York City, Phoenix and currently in Fort Collins. Keisha coaches the chamber groups for Youth Orchestra of the Rockies and plays violin for Dolce Musica Quartet. She began her Music Together career over a year ago in Phoenix, AZ and fell in love with the program. "Introducing music through experience, structure, fun and in diversity at an early age has proven effective in the accomplishments I have seen in my students" says Keisha. Keisha looks forward to sharing her passion for music with all of the families involved in the Music Together Classes.