All of the teachers at Music Together of Charm City are passionate about music -- and more importantly about supporting your child's musical journey. During their classes they create a fun, informal, musically rich social setting that supports the varied learning styles of both children and adults.
All of our teachers have successfully completed the Music Toether teaching workshop developed by the Center of Music and Young Children, Princeton, New Jersey. Some teachers have participated in Music Together®'s Advanced Certification Program.
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Miriam Hack
Director/Teacher of Music Together of Charm City, Miriam has been teaching early childhood music since 1998. She has a B.A. degree in music, a Master of Fine Arts degree in theatre, and she is a certified Music Together teacher. She has studied several instruments, including Renaissance and Baroque woodwinds. She has sung in both professional and college choirs. Miriam is a member of the Early Childhood Music and Movement Association. She loves singing and folk dancing with her teenage daughter.
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Susan Taylor
Susan began teaching Music Together in January 2003. She has B.S. degrees in both Theatre and History. A certified movement analyst, Susan taught movement to actors at the Baltimore School For the Arts. She is well known as a dance leader/caller in traditional American and English folkdance, and she has her own swing band. Among her many accomplishments, Susan has a teenage daughter. Susan has returned from a 2-year sabbatical, during which she earned a masters degree at the University of Maryland School of Social Work. Welcome back, Susan!
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Shelly Work
Shelly, a singer/songwriter/guitarist/actress with a BFA in musical theatre, teaches music at Harford Day School and sings in the local band, Sahffi. Shelly's eclectic roles have included My Gym teacher and technician at Playwrights Horizons Theatre in New York. But that's not all! She is also a Maryland state certified massage therapist.
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Megan Dimmock
Megan Dimmock is a lyric soprano who has sung throughout the country in musical theatre, opera, solo recitals and many private engagements. She received her B.M. from the University of Maryland and her M.M. from the University of Missouri-Columbia, both in vocal performance. Presently Megan teaches early childhood music classes, is the performing arts coordinator for the Community Colleges of Baltimore County Continuing Education program, and is completing her Culinary Arts Degree. Recently, Megan was the soprano soloist in Mozart’s Requiem with the Harford Choral Society and is a regular soloist with the Bach Cantata Series in Baltimore City.
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