"They are such a great teacher, truly aware of their group (even as it changes every day, and across many levels) and adapting their teaching style to them. So great. Please hire them again!!"
-Anonymous from Pinewoods
"What an excellent teacher and great energy. I'm not a "singer", and don't have training, but they were so accessible."
-Anonymous from Pinewoods
"By far, Lexi is the best choral instructor we've ever experienced at AMWeek!" They present an excellent singing role model, chooses material that is accessible while being a bit of a stretch for the singers, gauges the abilities of the class members and adjusts well to their needs, and teaches people very effectively through repetition and reinforcement, breaking down the music to its constituent parts and putting it all back together. Bring them back again!"
-Anonymous from Pinewoods
Lexi Ugelow is a Boston based singer and songwriter, who's music has received recognition from Rebels Pod as well as the Women of Substance Music Podcast. Lexi is currently in the process of booking a tour for her upcoming album "Just a Phase." In addition to performing, Lexi leads various choirs and singing groups in the area. She has been hired music staff at places like Pinewoods, Songroots, Augusta Heritage Center, Folklore Village and Agassiz, for her in depth knowledge of folk songs and teaching expertise. When Lexi performs live, you can expect her choir director hat to make an appearance, and plenty of audience participation. Lexi has toured with groups such as Northern Harmony, Culomba, Honey & Soul and Road Dogs, performing and teaching workshops to adults and children. Though her interests and experience with music spans from funk, to world folk music, you can always be sure to expect some tight vocal harmonies- a staple of Lexi's music. A firm believer that our bodies are our instruments, she encourages the practice of non-judgement during exploration of musical play. Moving into her fifth year as co-music director for Sing Positive and Cabin Chorale, Lexi continues to use music as a way to help others build community, confidence and self expression.