Alex Grambow, artistic director believes that music provides
children with a unique way to learn about the world and a
safe and nurturing opportunity for self-expression. Before
joining SCC as the Artistic Director, Mr. Grambow worked with
children in three successful music programs. He taught in
Twin Rivers Unified School District where he ran two different
music programs, one at Foothill High School and the other at
Foothill Ranch Middle School. Between the two schools, he taught
5th through the 12th grade and was in charge of four choirs
and two bands.
Jessica Suderman, is the new Training Choir Director
(Allegro and Brio) at The Sacramento Children’s
Chorus. She is a lifelong musician and passionate educator
with a love of the performing arts that began when she was just 3
years old. She holds a bachelors degree in music education
and a single subject teaching credential in music from Azusa
Pacific University. While living in Southern California, she
worked with the Los Angeles Little Angels Children’s Chorale and
student taught in the choral and instrumental programs at
Pasadena High School. After comp
HEATHER RAZO is a highly sought-after pianist and vocalist, known
particularly for her exceptional collaborative skills. Born in
Sacramento, she received Master of Fine Arts degrees in both
Collaborative Piano Performance and Vocal Performance from Notre
Dame de Namur University, as well as a Bachelor of Arts degree in
Humanities & Religious Studies with a minor in Music from
California State University, Sacramento. Heather has previously
studied piano with Pat Constantine and Dr. Lorna Peters,
collaborative piano with Daniel Lockert, organ with Rexphil
Rallanka, voice with Dr.
Pianist, Meagan Kilpatrick-Milburn is a teacher, accompanist,
soloist, and chamber musician. She has taught piano for over
twelve years and is a newly certified Suzuki teacher. She is
a recent graduate from Rudolf Steiner College in Waldorf
Education and received her Bachelor’s and Master’s in Piano
Performance from CSUS and NYU. A member of the Music
Teacher’s National Association and the Suzuki Association of the
America’s, she lives in Sacramento with her husband Clayton and
their two cats, Freya and Lincoln.
Ryan Lee is excited to be working again for SCC, after a six-year
absence. As a young pianist, he competed at the local level,
finishing first in back-to-back years at the Solano MTA Piano
Competition. He was also a finalist at the Glenn Miller
Instrumental Festival Competition in Clarinda, Iowa. He continued
his piano students and pursued his Bachelor of Music in Piano
Performance at Sacramento State University.
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