Voice

Lauren Hunter

Lauren Hunter is an experienced voice and piano teacher, with a degree in Vocal Performance. Lauren has had a passion for music since she was 10 years old and has explored and performed many different genres over the years including Classical, Jazz, Musical Theatre, Contemporary Christian, Rock, Indie, and Pop. She enjoys learning new techniques and finds a true passion in teaching. When Lauren first got the opportunity to teach, she fell in love with encouraging and instilling confidence in musicians young and old. She believes that there is no one too young or too old to find their voice and use it to enrich their own lives and the lives of others. She is beyond excited to help her students achieve their goals in technique, performance, musicality, tone, practice discipline, and finding their voice.  

Kendall Moore 

Kendall Moore is a clarinetist by trade but has a knack for playing all sorts of wind instruments. He has a music education degree from Auburn University in vocal and instrumental music. He has over 15 years of experience performing on stage whether that be singing, playing in concert band and in marching band. He is currently residing in Jeffersonville and teaches at Thomas Jefferson Elementary school. While he is not working with little ones, he enjoys playing a variety of horns and dabbles in guitar. His focus is on all band instruments as well as beginning piano and theory. He continues to stay active in the band and choir world, participating in small ensembles in the area, as well as writing and composing his own arrangements. His main teaching goals are focused heavily on tone and self-evaluation. He believes that anyone who is interested in playing an instrument is capable of anything!   

Mike Mullins

Mike is very excited to share his love for singing and music, in general, with aspiring vocalists and musicians! He has been performing on stage since he was 6, and over the years, has had the chance to explore a variety of musical styles - from folk and gospel to metal and rock. Mike spent a decade as a worship leader and has enjoyed gigging at local venues since he was 17. He even toured as a metal vocalist for a bit and has been writing songs in various genres for over 15 years.  

Mike started playing guitar when he was 13 and holds a degree in audio production, giving him a solid understanding of both studio work and live music. He also studied vocal performance in college for four years before shifting his focus to audio engineering. Mike is really looking forward to helping students find their own voices and navigate their musical journeys! 

Brandon Visetchaisri

Brandon Visetchaisri (Visa-Chai-See) is a voice and piano instructor who believes that music is for everyone. With a holistic and student-centered approach, he creates an inclusive space where singers and musicians of all backgrounds and abilities can explore their artistry with confidence. He understands that singing is deeply personal and vulnerable, and he prioritizes vocal health, self-expression, and emotional well-being in his teaching.

Brandon holds a Bachelor of Arts in Music, a Master of Interdisciplinary Studies in Post-Secondary Instruction, and is currently pursuing a Master of Social Work. His background in social work informs his teaching philosophy, ensuring that each student feels seen, heard, and supported. He has worked as a choir teacher, voice coach, and section leader, guiding students in classical, musical theater, and contemporary styles. His students have gone on to earn placements in honor choirs, ISSMA Solo and Ensemble, and musical theater productions.

In addition to voice, Brandon teaches beginning piano, helping students build a strong musical foundation in a welcoming and judgment-free environment. Based in Lanesville, he is an active performer, educator, and advocate for mental health in all spaces. His goal is to empower students to embrace their unique voices and develop skills that will serve them both musically and personally. He believes that everyone has the right to make music, and with the right support, anyone can grow into a confident and expressive musician.

Kirk Whitehouse

Kirk specializes in youth and young adult guitar, vocal, bass and piano lessons.  He works with beginners to intermediates with an emphasis on basic note and fingering techniques.  Kirk was a member of the Kentucky All-State High School Choir for three years and studied under Renee Grant Williams (vocal coach for Linda Ronstadt and The Grateful Dead).  With over 20 years professional performing experience in rock, country, souls, blues, R& B, funk, and pop, Kirk is one well-rounded instructor. Kirk also serves Maxwell’s House of Music as one of our premier band coaches and prides himself on helping young musicians reach their full potential with their instrument in a live setting.