FOUNDER AND ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Lauren Regan

After directing youth a cappella groups in schools across Connecticut for the past 7 years, Ms. Regan founded Greenwich A Cappella in 2020 to bring the joy of singing directly to the young performers in our community. As an educator in Fairfield County for over 10 years, Ms. Regan understands the high level of musical skill and performance that can be achieved by your singer. In addition to experience coaching a cappella, she has over 16 years of experience performing in choral groups of all genres. Ms. Regan values the unique benefits of a cappella group singing and believes that effective music instruction can guide students in developing a life-long passion for performing. Ms. Regan has a strong understanding of best practices in a cappella education. She recently attended the A Cappella Academy Grad Program in Los Angeles to learn from some of the best a cappella educators - including founding members of Pentatonix.

GROUP DIRECTOR

Christina Kampler

Mrs. Kampler earned her Bachelor of Music in Music Education from New York University and Master of Music in Opera from Binghamton University. She graduated from the Resident-Artist-in-Training Program with Tri-Cities Opera Company, and has performed in operas and musical theater locally as well. Mrs. Kampler is currently the General Music and Chorus teacher at Old Greenwich School, and is one of the previous directors of the Greenwich Honor Choir. She has performed in choirs almost her entire life, and has been directing choirs for the past 17 years, and is thrilled to be a part of the Greenwich A Cappella team! This spring semester, Mrs. Kampler is on maternity leave with her new baby, Ella. Congratulations, Christina and Zach!

GROUP DIRECTOR

Anne Collin

Mrs. Collin earned her Bachelor’s degree in Vocal Performance at Manhattanville College, and her Master’s degree in Music Education from Boston University. She has taught general music and chorus at several Greenwich schools and is currently the core music teacher at Hamilton Avenue Elementary School. Mrs. Collin has enjoyed a lifelong love of performing, whether in a choir or in musical theatre productions throughout Connecticut and Westchester. She is currently a member of Concora (Connecticut Choral Artists) and the Actors’ Equity Association. Mrs. Collin looks forward to sharing her love of music and her passion for performing with the Greenwich A Cappella students! This spring is Mrs. Collin’s sixth season with Greenwich A Cappella. She is directing the Tuesday Pre-A Cappella and Junior Groups and the Advanced Junior Group.

group director and private vocal coach

Victoria Boretsky

Ms. Boretsky earned her Bachelor’s degree in Music Education at Hofstra University and a Master’s degree in Music Education at University of Hartford’s The Hartt School. While at The Hartt School, Ms. Boretsky received her Kodály Certification in all three levels and the Feierabend Association for Music Education Certification in First Steps in Music and Conversational Solfege. She also received a degree in administration with a Certificate of Advanced Study in Social, Emotional & Academic Learning for Social Justice Leadership from Sacred Heart University. Ms. Boretsky has been teaching general music and chorus at North Street School for the past several years. She has been a part of different orchestras and choirs since her time in college and has worked at various music camps in Massachusetts and Kansas throughout her summers. This spring is Ms. Boretsky’s third season with Greenwich A Cappella. She is directing the Thursday Pre-A Cappella and Junior Groups and teaching Private Vocal Coaching.

Group director and PRIVATE VOCAL COACH

Olivia Dallape

Ms. Dallape earned her Bachelor of Science in Music Education and her Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from the University of Connecticut. In addition, she received her Master of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis in music education from the University of Connecticut. Some of Ms Dallape’s previous teaching experiences include teaching choir and beginner band at Queen Elizabeths’s School in Barnet, England as well as general music and chorus at Vernon Public Schools in Connecticut. In addition, she has previously taught private vocal and piano instruction at the School of Rock in Greenwich CT. Ms. Dallape is currently the general music and instrumental teacher at Samuel Staples Elementary School in Easton CT. Ms. Dallape has sung in numerous choirs for over 10 years while also keeping up her skills on the clarinet! In addition, she has been in a variety of opera choruses and has sung a number of small and supporting roles in these, as well. This spring is Ms. D’s third season with Greenwich A Cappella. She is directing the Fairfield A Cappella groups and teaching Private Vocal Coaching.

GROUP DIRECTOR

Valeria Toro

Mrs. Toro earned her Bachelor of Arts in Music from the University of Connecticut. Mrs. Toro is an assistant choir director for the Greenwich Honor Choir. She has also worked as a substitute teacher and a music sub monitor for the town of Greenwich. Mrs. Toro has been singing and performing in choirs her whole life. She is passionate about sharing her love for music and teaching new groups the power music holds! She is so excited to be a part of the Greenwich A Cappella team and join a new music community. This spring is Mrs. Toro’s first season with Greenwich A Cappella. She is directing the Thursday Pre-A Cappella Group and Thursday Junior Group and teaching Private Vocal Coaching.

GROUP DIRECTOR

Maddie Adams

Miss Adams is currently finishing her senior year pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Music Education at Western Connecticut State University. There, she studies voice lessons with Richard Weidlich and is a dedicated member of the University Choir, Chamber Choir, and Concert Chorale under the direction of Dr. Jeremy Wiggins and Dr. Kevin Jay Issacs. Madison is also the founder and President of WestConn’s treble A Cappella group, Bella Canto. Madison's commitment to musical excellence led her to A Cappella Academy in the summer of 2020, where she refined her skills under the guidance of Rob Dietz and Ben Bram, gaining insights into arranging, technique, and performance in A Cappella music. Additionally, Madison is employed at The Southbury Music Studio where she teaches private voice and piano lessons. Madison’s philosophy of music education entails the creation of art that lives in the moment. Her goals are to provide her own musical experience and the resources necessary to ensure her students are set up for success. Her teaching style is individualized, which allows her to meet each student where they are. She looks forward to sharing her love for music with her students at Greenwich A Cappella! This spring is Miss Adam’s first season with Greenwich A Cappella. She is directing the Tuesday Pre-A Cappella and Tuesday Junior Group this semester.

GROUP DIRECTOR

Sarah Cahalane

Mrs. Cahalane earned her Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from New York University and her Master of Arts in Educational Theater from New York University. She has performed in regional theaters across the country and has taught both in the classroom and privately. Mrs. Cahalane taught music and drama at West End Day School on the Upper West Side of Manhattan for 5 years and also taught private voice lessons at Greenwich House Music School. Currently, she is the Middle School Chorus Director at Greens Farms Academy in Westport, CT. Along with teaching, Mrs. Cahalane has directed numerous children’s theater productions, including Shrek, High School Musical, and currently Beauty and the Beast. She is thrilled to be joining the Greenwich A Cappella team. This spring is Mrs. Cahalane’s first season with Greenwich A Cappella. She is directing the Thursday Premier Group while Mrs. Kampler is on maternity leave.