Senobia

Senobia is originally from Columbus, Ohio. She was groomed to sing and perform from early on
in her life. She attended The Ohio State University, where her educational focus was on
Musicology with an emphasis in Classical Voice Performance. Senobia's teaching experience
began in college with her giving back to her community by offering voice lessons and voice
coaching to her peers and local school-age children. Senobia was a member of several ensembles
while at the University, including the African American Voices (AAV) Gospel Choir.

During her time at the University, Senobia performed in many recitals, operas, and music
festivals in addition to performances abroad in Vieri sul Mare, Italy. Senobia has also performed
in numerous Black History month forums and events, offered through the University's Frank W.
Hale Black Cultural center celebrating guest speakers including Dick Gregory, Bobby Steele,
Nikki Giovanni, Ronald Martin, and Yolanda King daughter of Martin L. King Jr, to name a few.

In 2010, Senobia joined the U.S. Army and performed with the 4th Infantry Division Band in and
around the Colorado Springs community for several years. She continued her teachings being a
professional vocal coach to her fellow vocalist and incoming vocalist looking to audition for the
band. Senobia would also work as a consultant on behalf of the 4th Infantry Division band
screening incoming members for musical talent.

While on active duty, Senobia had the opportunity to travel to Denver to perform at the Colorado
Rapids stadium on "LIVE" National television. She also traveled to Estes Park, Colorado to be
featured in the 36th annual Scottish-Irish International Tattoo, which included the Scottish Power
Pipe Band from Fort Collins, Colorado, Lothian & Borders Police Pipe Band from Edinburgh,
Scotland, The 4th Infantry Division Army Band from Fort Carson, Colorado, The U.S. Air Force
Honor Guard Drill Team from Washington, DC, and the 1st Marine Division Band, from San
Diego, CA.

Senobia has performed for thousands of heritage recognition events, tributes, luncheons,
kickoffs, memorials, conferences, retirement ceremonies, military balls, and change of
commands with the 4th Infantry Division band. As a soloist and lead vocalist for their small
ensembles; The Rock Band: High Altitude, the Jazz combo: Mile High Band, and the Brass
Quintet. She has also been featured as a soloist with the 4th Infantry Division's Symphonic Band
and Jazz Big Band. Senobia also performed for many honored guests such as Major General
(MG) David Rubenstein, Major General (MG) Paul LaCamera, Colonel (COL) Michael Place,
Sergeant Major (SGM) Moore, Boxing Olympic Gold medalist Claressa Shields, and Boxing
sensation Jacqui Frazier, daughter of Joe Frazier.

After her time in the military, Senobia has gone on to continue expanding her brand and
performing in local communities. She has been noted performing with the Fairbanks Community
Jazz Band, in Fairbanks, Alaska. Front Royal, Virginia based Yesterday Swing Orchestra. As well
as, performing with the Shenandoah University Jazz Ensemble in Winchester, Virginia. She is
now advancing her education, studying Voice Pedagogy Contemporary Commercial Styles at the
renowned Shenandoah University located in Winchester, Virginia. While simultaneously
teaching, consulting, and operating her own voice studio in Manassas, VA.