Music Conservatory of Westchester • Faculty

Steven Sherts is a freelance French horn player in the New York Metropolitan area. He performs regularly in the Broadway shows Phantom of the Opera and Mary Poppins. He is a member of the Allentown Symphony Orchestra and Symphony in C, and has performed with The New York City Ballet, The Opera Orchestra of New York, Delaware Symphony Orchestra, Vermont Symphony Orchestra, and The Stamford Symphony Orchestra, as well as other orchestras and ensembles.

Mr. Sherts has toured the United States as well as abroad with various ensembles including The New York Asian Symphony Orchestra’s tour of Japan, and The Philharmonic Orchestra of the Americas. He has also recorded with the Philharmonic Orchestra of the Americas on their premier recording “Mi Alma Mexicana” produced and recorded by Sony Classical, reaching number one on the music charts in Mexico.

Steven received his Bachelor of Music from The Hartt School and his Master of Music degree from SUNY Purchase Conservatory. He has an extensive private teaching studio in both New York and Connecticut, and is enjoying his first year at Music Conservatory of Westchester.

" I adapt my teaching methods to each student’s style of learning, because I believe that each person is unique in the way that they learn. I try to lead by example in each lesson by both demonstrating and accompanying the student in their lessons. The greatest success for me as a teacher is seeing a student progress, and share my passion for music."

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Conservatory faculty are all highly skilled and experienced teachers. Teachers are assigned to maximize the learning experience of each student taking into account the students musical interests and goals, age and scheduling needs.

"I am very happy and proud of Jun Luke Foster’s and Benjamin Boventer’s achievements. I taught Jun Luke for 12 years and his acceptance to Juilliard School of Music is a great sign of his musical maturity and accomplishment. He was also accepted to Harvard and Yale. Benjamin was with me for five years. He won a prestigious $40,000 scholarship from Skidmore College for music studies. He was the only pianist in that competition who received this award. He was also accepted at Tufts University. It is very satisfying to know that our students continue to achieve such success." —Svetlana Gorokovich, MCW Faculty

Conservatory faculty are all highly skilled and experienced teachers. Teachers are assigned to maximize the learning experience of each student taking into account the students musical interests and goals, age and scheduling needs.

"I am very happy and proud of Jun Luke Foster’s and Benjamin Boventer’s achievements. I taught
Jun Luke for 12 years and his acceptance to Juilliard School of Music is a great sign of his musical maturity and accomplishment. He was also accepted to Harvard and Yale. Benjamin was with me for five years. He won a prestigious $40,000 scholarship from Skidmore College for music studies. He was the only pianist in that competition who received this award. He was also accepted at Tufts University. It is very satisfying to know that our students continue to achieve such success."
—Svetlana Gorokovich, MCW Faculty

steven sherts | French Horn

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