Voice, Piano
Sesheida Danielle Young is a lifelong performer and instructor who has been teaching music for over 15 years. She currently offers voice lessons to students of all ages and skill levels, as well as piano lessons to students at the beginner level. Sesheida's approach is warm, engaging, and supportive, creating a lesson environment in which students can feel comfortable learning about music and finding their own unique voices.
A lifelong lover of the arts, Sesheida strives to be a successful entertainer, enlightened educator, and dedicated philanthropist. She has contracted with the Howard University Chapel Choir and is a past background vocalist for several Stellar Award winners and nationally-televised shows. She continues to perform solo and/or with her own band, receiving recognition from numerous music venues and establishments. As a lyricist, she writes her own music and publications.
Sesheida is dedicated to providing social conscious awareness through artistic performance, holistic enlightenment, and community betterment via inclusivism. In addition to her Bachelor's degree in Vocal Performance and Choral Education, she holds a Master of Arts in Religious Studies with a concentration in Social Justice and Ethics. She is a writer for a community culture magazine and holds positions of leadership for Public Policy and BREAD For the World, advocating to end world hunger and poverty by helping families. Locally, Sesheida is a non-profit board member and volunteer with several programs that support youth through the arts.