Robin Gazzara Music Studio holds grand openning
Wednesday, April 9, 2014 • The Hammonton Gazette • Page 3
by Paul J. Macrie IV
GAZETTE STAFF WRITER
HAMMONTON—On April 5,
local singer, musician, songwriter,
teacher and music producer,
Robin Gazzara, had a grand opening for her business called Robin
Gazzara Music Studio. Gazzara
has been a professional performer
for seven years and has played
with three different bands in a sixyear time period. She used her extensive background, to join with
three others to formulate the expanded music studio, located on
the second floor of the Antique
Marketplace on Bellevue Avenue.
Gazzara’s vision for the studio
was to allow young students to
come to a place where they can
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develop their passion and knowledge for music. The studio consists of three rooms: a vocal and
guitar instruction area, a piano lesson area and a recording studio.
“I never had a place like this to
go. Especially, I have students
who want to be singers and songwriters. If I had a place like this
when I was 14 years old, I would
have embraced it. I wanted a place
for kids to come and learn and
have an area where they can succeed. That is what my vision was
for this,” Gazzara said.
Gazzara will be teaching piano
lessons to students of all ages.
Charles Paul, a former director of
choral music at Hammonton High
School will be instructing individuals on vocals, while students
interested in guitar playing will
be educated by Dave Parkhurst.
Local recording studio artist Mike
Tait will help record music for
students producing piano, guitar
or vocal compositions.
The objective for the new
music studio is to get students
motivated and excited about
music pla