My name is Linda Miller.  This year I will be the music teacher for 10 of our First Grade classes and 7 of our Full-Day Kindergarten classes. This is my 13th year teaching at Evamere, and I'm looking forward to another wonderful year with your children!

 

I have a Bachelors of Music Education from The College of Wooster, and have taught elementary (K-5) music in Dublin, Ohio and Bloomfield Hills, Michigan before settling in Hudson.  I have also taught private piano lessons. I grew up in the Pittsburgh area, and have also lived in Michigan, Florida, Oklahoma and Massachusetts with my family.  I have performed in school and church choirs and musical theatre most of my life; I have accompanied many soloists/groups and traveled on performance tours across the USA and Canada with church and college choirs.  I love to pass along the joy of music to young students!

 

My husband Doug and I settled our family here in Hudson 19 years ago.  Our sons, Ben and Danny, are grown now, living and working in Columbus and Chicago, respectively.  Ben and our daughter-in-law Maggie are expecting our first grandchild in October.  Danny and his lovely bride, Sammi, will be married in early November in Chicago.  We have a busy fall in store with our beautiful growing family!  We love living in Hudson, and seeing many of my students around town!  In my spare time, I like to walk, bike, bake, read and travel, especially to California, New England and around the Great Lakes.  I love to attend orchestra, choral and musical theatre productions whenever I can.  I also love yellow Labs!

In the Evamere music classroom, we are busy every day singing, dancing, moving, playing instruments, listening to and creating music. It is a happy place where children begin to explore the world of music, and become young musicians themselves.  Be sure to ask your child to teach you a song or two from music class each week; they will be proud to do so!

Thank you for your support of our young musicians!

 

Mrs. Miller

Evamere Music Teacher

 

 

 

"If you cannot teach me to fly, teach me to sing."