Score music Studios

Kari Lee Fietek:

piano, French horn, popular voice

By 1976 Kari was working as church organist for various churches and private piano lessons. She studied piano at Wisconsin’s Conservatory of Music in Milwaukee. After high school, studied “A level” Music in England and achieved Grade VIII piano through Britain’s Royal College of Music system. First horn in Milwaukee Youth Symphony and Wisconsin State Honors band, and with the local youth symphony while in Buckinghamshire, England. Music Major at Luther College in Iowa, degree from Mount Holyoke College. Formed the rock band “Daughter Judy” in 1997.

Tom Kelly: guitar, beginning bass guitar, recording

Tom brings an ideal combination of performing, teaching, songwriting and recording experience to share with students at any level of proficiency. Self taught on guitar at age 10, Tom began performing four years later. He attended Berklee College of Music and later earned a BS in music business and music from Middle Tennessee State University. While in Nashville, Tom wrote or co-wrote a number of songs, several of which were recorded and charted in Billboard magazine. Tom also ran a demo project studio catering to songwriters. Extensive teaching experience in Nashville and later in New Hampshire has shown Tom to possess the patience, communication skills and talent to work with students of any level. Since moving to Cape Cod in 2000, he has been performing as a solo and also in a duo with his wife, Patricia.

Andrew Fietek:

drums, guitar, Rock Squad

With over 20 years experience as a performing guitarist, drummer, and bassist in various rock bands, and a degree in Music Education Andrew is qualified to teach every instrument offered in public school. He comes most recently to Score from Marlborough, Massachusetts where he taught band, chorus and general music class. He has also taught at public and private schools in Albuquerque, and was a percussion teacher for Dennis Yarmouth Regional High School. Andrew coaches our "Marching Rock Squad" is love of marching band dates back to his college days at the University of New Mexico, where he played percussion in the Lobo Spirit Marching Band, and there he earned his bachelor's degree in Music Education. He has completely his masters degree in composition from the University of Rhode Island and taught jazz ensemble at Sturgis Charter School in Hyannis, and is presently the music teacher for Teaticket Elementary School in Falmouth. He plays with Cape Cod band "4Eyes" as well as "Vespus" and "Skumbag" based in New Mexico.

Ted Myers:

piano, trumpet, saxophone, clarinet

Ted graduated from the Ithaca College School of Music with a Bachelor of Music Education degree with honors in 1970. He taught middle school choral and instrumental music in Connecticut before "hitting the road" as one half of the duo Porta and Ted which performed on Nantucket, in Fort Lauderdale, St. Thomas, Sherman Oaks, CA, Lake Havasu, AZ, and Cape Cod.
Ted has performed at various restaurants on the Cape including the Dolphin Restaurant where he appeared on Saturday nights for twenty-three years. He also is the pianist for Christa Dulude, a local jazz singer. Besides his interest in the piano, he plays trumpet in the Sandwich and Barnstable Summer Town Bands and studies cello with Sandy Spencer, cellist with the Cape Cod Symphony.

Steven Gregory: guitar, rock band coach, guitar classes

Steve started playing the guitar at 14 and dove head first into the study of guitar, voice and composition. Steve went on to graduate from Rhode Island College with a Bachelors in Music with a focus on classical guitar. He then attended Berklee College of Music in Boston to study

Jazz composition. He played in the folk / funk duet "The Groovey Nobodys" while living in Boston - playing original music in the Providence and Boston areas. Steve currently plays guitar and sings with the Cape Cod dance band, "Felonious Funk" and the jazz / pop duet, "Two Cool". He is a digital recording software fanatic - creating backing tracks for performance and writing instrumental music. Steve also produces the Score Music Studios on-line newsletters and is a member of the Sandwich Schools Band Boosters. He has taught guitar privately to students of all levels and ages over the years.

Joy Indomenico: Special Needs teacher, piano, guitar, clarinet, voice

Originally from New England, Joy grew up in Connecticut, where she attended the Hartford Conservatory and the Julius Hartt School of Music. As a Board-Certified Music Therapist, she has worked with both children and adults with ADD, autism, and other learning differences, teaching piano, keyboard, accordion, guitar, clarinet, recorder and voice. Joy has traveled throughout the United States, Canada, to Russia, Poland and England, speaking to professional and parent organizations about the importance of music as a “gateway” to learning. Music therapy can be a key that unlocks a whole new world for children with disabilities. She continues to write and lecture on the positive effects of music therapy in education, sensory training and cognitive development. At SCORE, Joy’s been a substitute for the past two years, and looks forward to further teaching with us using her special expertise.

Dylan Vaughn : drums/percussion

Dylan recently graduated from Berklee School of Music with a degree in Music Production and Engineering. His experience teaching drumming started at MV Drums in Hyannis where he studied extensively with Martin Vasquez. Dylan traveled extensively with drum corps all over the nation and the world developing proficiency on all marching instruments. He loves to drum, to record, and to play video games.Dylan's youthfullness and quiet manner makes him an appealing teacher to even the shyest drummer. His ultimate career goal is to work as a sound designer on top level video game.

Chris Carroll: drums, guitar

Chris grew up in Sandwich and studied several instruments in school but narrowed down to guitar and drums. He studied drums for several years with Tom Corshia and guitar with Andy Troyanos. He is a seasoned professional playing in bands most of his young life and gigging all over New England. Newly married his goal is to start a family and keep music a strong part of his life as a teacher and professional drummer. He enjoys a wide range of music including Clapton, Hendrix, Stevie Wonder to Phish, Maroon 5, Lenny Kravitz on his guitar. When on the kit he loves playing anything funky and his focus has moved to latin and afro-cuban beats. Chris has a gentle calm manner and great patience. He gets a great feeling of satisfaction helping students of all ages achieve success with their instrument no matter what music they love.


			INSTRUCTORS Kari Lee Fietek: piano, French horn, popular voice By 1976 Kari was working as church organist for various churches and private piano lessons. She studied piano at Wisconsin’s Conservatory of Music in Milwaukee. After high school, studied “A level” Music in England and achieved Grade VIII piano through Britain’s Royal College of Music system. First horn in Milwaukee Youth Symphony and Wisconsin State Honors band, and with the local youth symphony while in Buckinghamshire, England. Music Major at Luther College in Iowa, degree from Mount Holyoke College. Formed the rock band “Daughter Judy” in 1997. Tom Kelly: guitar, beginning bass guitar, recording Tom brings an ideal combination of performing, teaching, songwriting and recording experience to share with students at any level of proficiency. Self taught on guitar at age 10, Tom began performing four years later. He attended Berklee College of Music and later earned a BS in music business and music from Middle Tennessee State University. While in Nashville, Tom wrote or co-wrote a number of songs, several of which were recorded and charted in Billboard magazine. Tom also ran a demo project studio catering to songwriters. Extensive teaching experience in Nashville and later in New Hampshire has shown Tom to possess the patience, communication skills and talent to work with students of any level. Since moving to Cape Cod in 2000, he has been performing as a solo and also in a duo with his wife, Patricia. Andrew Fietek: drums, guitar, Rock Squad With over 20 years experience as a performing guitarist, drummer, and bassist in various rock bands, and a degree in Music Education Andrew is qualified to teach every instrument offered in public school. He comes most recently to Score from Marlborough, Massachusetts where he taught band, chorus and general music class. He has also taught at public and private schools in Albuquerque, and was a percussion teacher for Dennis Yarmouth Regional High School. Andrew coaches our "Marching Rock Squad" is love of marching band dates back to his college days at the University of New Mexico, where he played percussion in the Lobo Spirit Marching Band, and there he earned his bachelor's degree in Music Education. He has completely his masters degree in composition from the University of Rhode Island and taught jazz ensemble at Sturgis Charter School in Hyannis, and is presently the music teacher for Teaticket Elementary School in Falmouth. He plays with Cape Cod band "4Eyes" as well as "Vespus" and "Skumbag" based in New Mexico. Ted Myers: piano, trumpet, saxophone, clarinet Ted graduated from the Ithaca College School of Music with a Bachelor of Music Education degree with honors in 1970. He taught middle school choral and instrumental music in Connecticut before "hitting the road" as one half of the duo Porta and Ted which performed on Nantucket, in Fort Lauderdale, St. Thomas, Sherman Oaks, CA, Lake Havasu, AZ, and Cape Cod. Ted has performed at various restaurants on the Cape including the Dolphin Restaurant where he appeared on Saturday nights for twenty-three years. He also is the pianist for Christa Dulude, a local jazz singer. Besides his interest in the piano, he plays trumpet in the Sandwich and Barnstable Summer Town Bands and studies cello with Sandy Spencer, cellist with the Cape Cod Symphony. Steven Gregory: guitar, rock band coach, guitar classes Steve started playing the guitar at 14 and dove head first into the study of guitar, voice and composition. Steve went on to graduate from Rhode Island College with a Bachelors in Music with a focus on classical guitar. He then attended Berklee College of Music in Boston to study Jazz composition. He played in the folk / funk duet "The Groovey Nobodys" while living in Boston - playing original music in the Providence and Boston areas. Steve currently plays guitar and sings with the Cape Cod dance band, "Felonious Funk" and the jazz / pop duet, "Two Cool". He is a digital recording software fanatic - creating backing tracks for performance and writing instrumental music. Steve also produces the Score Music Studios on-line newsletters and is a member of the Sandwich Schools Band Boosters. He has taught guitar privately to students of all levels and ages over the years. Joy Indomenico: Special Needs teacher, piano, guitar, clarinet, voice Originally from New England, Joy grew up in Connecticut, where she attended the Hartford Conservatory and the Julius Hartt School of Music. As a Board-Certified Music Therapist, she has worked with both children and adults with ADD, autism, and other learning differences, teaching piano, keyboard, accordion, guitar, clarinet, recorder and voice. Joy has traveled throughout the United States, Canada, to Russia, Poland and England, speaking to professional and parent organizations about the importance of music as a “gateway” to learning. Music therapy can be a key that unlocks a whole new world for children with disabilities. She continues to write and lecture on the positive effects of music therapy in education, sensory training and cognitive development. At SCORE, Joy’s been a substitute for the past two years, and looks forward to further teaching with us using her special expertise. Dylan Vaughn : drums/percussion Dylan recently graduated from Berklee School of Music with a degree in Music Production and Engineering. His experience teaching drumming started at MV Drums in Hyannis where he studied extensively with Martin Vasquez. Dylan traveled extensively with drum corps all over the nation and the world developing proficiency on all marching instruments. He loves to drum, to record, and to play video games.Dylan's youthfullness and quiet manner makes him an appealing teacher to even the shyest drummer. His ultimate career goal is to work as a sound designer on top level video game. Chris Carroll: drums, guitar Chris grew up in Sandwich and studied several instruments in school but narrowed down to guitar and drums. He studied drums for several years with Tom Corshia and guitar with Andy Troyanos. He is a seasoned professional playing in bands most of his young life and gigging all over New England. Newly married his goal is to start a family and keep music a strong part of his life as a teacher and professional drummer. He enjoys a wide range of music including Clapton, Hendrix, Stevie Wonder to Phish, Maroon 5, Lenny Kravitz on his guitar. When on the kit he loves playing anything funky and his focus has moved to latin and afro-cuban beats. Chris has a gentle calm manner and great patience. He gets a great feeling of satisfaction helping students of all ages achieve success with their instrument no matter what music they love.

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