Albert Donze has been using vocal science in his private and institutional instruction for 20 years, and is passionate about sharing that information to elevate the experience and proficiency of his students. Albert has a Bachelor of Music Education and Bachelor of Music in Applied Voice Performance degrees from Ohio State University. He also holds a Master of Music degree in Classical Voice Performance and Pedagogy from Sam Houston State University. Among his numerous vocal instructors is renowned Metropolitan Opera baritone Mark Oswald.

Albert has taught in several public school systems, notably the Akron School for the Arts, Firestone High School, as well as several undergraduate voice programs in Texas, New York City, and Ohio. Albert has been teaching voice since 2004, when he was first licensed to teach k-12 music in Ohio. He has trained artists auditioning for post-secondary programs and has served as vocal director for cruise ship productions and off-Broadway. He has also taught established performers and other music educators about the free voice. Albert loves teaching all ages and teaches classical, musical theater, popular styles. He uses tools like expressive games, imagery, and Dalcroze Eurhythmics in his teaching.

Albert’s performing experiences include solo and choral contract work for regional opera companies and concert engagements including famous venues like Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall, as well as many sacred service performances. He has appeared on stage in leading roles since he was 11 years old. Recent performances include singing with Jim’s Little Big Band in Strongsville and with the Cleveland Chamber Choir.