Arts Education, Choral Conducting, Private Lessons, Theory Tutor, Coaching and More

Teaching Philosophy

As a 4th generation educator, Yophi has always been exposed to the field of Education. Being from a very poor rural area, she was starved of arts education for nearly 10 years of her k-12 career. She has decided to make it one of her goals to advocate for arts education in underfunded school systems, along with maintaining her teaching theme of inclusive learning. She prides herself on creating lifelong learners as a chorus teacher, music director, college voice professor, and private voice instructor.

Arts education advocacy is a strong passion of hers. As a collegiate board member of NCMEA, she spent several summers on capitol hill advocating for music education. She is a recipient of the James H. Allen Student Leadership Award from UNCG for her leadership efforts in the Arts, and the 2020 Thomas J. Stone award for excellence in performance and music education.

Private Lessons

Yophi Adia Bost has over a decade of teaching experience with all ages and types of learners. She currently teaches voice at Arizona State University in the Pop music department, as well as at Chandler Gilbert Community College. A versatile artist herself, her students have been able to learn genres such as, gospel, R&B, country, rock, Musical Theatre, indie alternative, jazz, metal, and classical singing. No matter your level of skill or experience, you’ll gain a lot from taking Lessons. Each class includes practical and theoretical instruction, along with plenty of time to put your new knowledge into practice. You will learn how to set attainable singing and practice goals, and we will work to achieve them. Contact me to find out about availability.