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Molly is a professional singer who has performed widely in the Denver metro area for 20 years. She’s sung with bands ranging in style from punk to jazz to metal to opera to bluegrass. She has sung with varied organizations such as Fort Collins Opera, Impact Dance Company, Five Points Jazz Fest, June Jazz of Amarillo, Opera on Tap, Down in Denver Fest and Titwrench Festival Denver. Molly composed original music for the Community College of Denver production of Blood Wedding. Check out some of her performances here. Molly continues to compose and arrange for the stage and even has some upcoming projects she can’t quite divulge yet. She once owned a record store, winning a Westword Best of Denver award. Molly especially enjoys road trips, gardening and hanging out with loved ones.   

As a teacher, Molly believes that anyone can sing, it’s just a matter of finding your unique voice. She will cater the lesson to suit your needs and help you achieve your personal goals. She teaches strong vocal technique so that you can manage and control your voice. Once you have a solid foundation to work from you will feel empowered to use your voice with the songs you love to sing. Molly is an especially supportive and encouraging teacher who works with students of all ages and levels. She is happy to help students with all vocal styles including pop, jazz, rock, music theater, folk, country and Classical.  As an experienced performer and multi-instrumentalist she is well equipped to work with songwriters and professional musicians.  Molly is also a great teacher for kids, beginners and unconventional artists. 

Molly is a member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing, the Jazz Education Network and the Women’s Audio Mission.  She has her Master’s in Vocal Pedagogy (Rider University).  She is also an alumni of Colorado State University (Ft. Collins). She has completed all levels of the Contemporary Commercial Music Vocal Pedagogy Institute at Shenandoah University. Molly is an adjunct professor at the Community College of Denver, teaching private voice lessons, directing ensembles and is a lecturer for various other music courses.

She performs music as a solo artist under the name Molly Growler. You can learn more about that project here.