Meet the Team
Sean Fox, founder, piano, guitar, bass, jazz, music theory, started Fox Music in 2014. In addition to years of classical training, Sean studied privately under acclaimed jazz pianist Kirk Reese of Messiah College, and acclaimed jazz vibraphonist Ed Saindon of Berklee College of Music. Sean teaches both classical and jazz piano, as well as Music Theory, Jazz, and Improvisation to other instrumentalists. He provides lessons to motivated beginners, intermediate, and advanced musicians in-studio and online via FaceTime/Skype.
Trevor Brown, guitar, ukulele, mandolin, bass has played guitar with jazz ensembles, rock bands, church bands, and in the chamber pit of several high school drama productions. He later studied Audio Engineering, with a love for sound production and recording. His goal is to help students appreciate and engage actively with music in a way that is exciting and enriching. Trevor also teaches both the Group Guitar and Group Ukulele classes, as well as various ensembles at Fox Music.
Shana McCoy, voice, piano, theater, acting coach, is thrilled to be a part of the Fox Music family! Music has always been a huge part of her life, whether it be playing piano at church, acting on the musical stage, or singing in the basement with her grandpa. In 2006, Shana graduated from Neosho County Community College, where she majored in music and took private voice lessons with the talented David Smith. Two years later she earned her Bachelor’s of Arts in Theatre while continuing to study music under Andrew Campbell. While living in Kansas City, she taught music, acting, and directed theatre productions at Christian Youth Theatre and Whitefield Academy with students ranging from 5 to 18 years of age. She is excited to partner with students and help them reach their goals in the fine arts.
Paul Berry, saxophone, clarinet, electric bass, guitar, music technology, is a Lancaster saxophonist who specializes in Jazz, Funk, Rock/Pop, and Blues. He graduated from Lebanon Valley College with a double major in Music Business and German. Berry has studied privately with Tom Strohman, Curt Sipe, and Jonathan Ragonese. As a performer, Berry plays with numerous bands in the Central Pennsylvania area, which has led to extensive touring along the east coast. In addition, Berry has years of experience as a producer and studio musician, appearing on numerous recording projects. He also composes, arranges, and records original music. When Paul isn’t making music, he enjoys fishing, reading, and collecting albums.
Amy Anderson, voice, piano, strings, brass, has taught lessons as well as led ensembles for over 20 years. She earned a Bachelor of Music from Bucknell University and holds a Private School Certification in Music. She is currently writing her thesis for a Master of Education from California Coast University. She has conducted choir, orchestra, band, and pit orchestra. She regularly accompanies musicals in Pottstown and Reading. She is the music director and organist at Elverson United Methodist Church where she leads handbells, choir, and praise band.
Mark Roberts, drums, has played drums in a variety of musical situations covering a wide range of styles. Although focusing primarily on rock and jazz stylings, he also has experience playing in orchestral and marching band settings. Mark has taken what he's learned from years of study with local teachers, clinics, and a semester at Berklee College of Music and combined those ideas into a playing and teaching style that focuses on philosophy, creativity, and technique.
Dennis Yurchenko, piano, music theory, audio technology, has been refining his music craft for nearly two decades. While primarily focusing on classical piano teachings and techniques, he incorporates modern ideas and applications to facilitate an effective, engaging, and rewarding lesson environment. Dennis is the youth technical director at his home church in Ephrata, and finds himself involved in several churches and groups in the area. His passion for music has landed him in numerous musical applications including, creating an online audio mastering platform, live audio mixing, and recording. Utilizing his stage experience combined with college level music studies and mentorships, Dennis aims to emphasize the connection between musical expression, theory, and traditional piano development to his students.
Trevor Brown, guitar, ukulele, mandolin, bass has played guitar with jazz ensembles, rock bands, church bands, and in the chamber pit of several high school drama productions. He later studied Audio Engineering, with a love for sound production and recording. His goal is to help students appreciate and engage actively with music in a way that is exciting and enriching. Trevor also teaches both the Group Guitar and Group Ukulele classes, as well as various ensembles at Fox Music.
Shana McCoy, voice, piano, theater, acting coach, is thrilled to be a part of the Fox Music family! Music has always been a huge part of her life, whether it be playing piano at church, acting on the musical stage, or singing in the basement with her grandpa. In 2006, Shana graduated from Neosho County Community College, where she majored in music and took private voice lessons with the talented David Smith. Two years later she earned her Bachelor’s of Arts in Theatre while continuing to study music under Andrew Campbell. While living in Kansas City, she taught music, acting, and directed theatre productions at Christian Youth Theatre and Whitefield Academy with students ranging from 5 to 18 years of age. She is excited to partner with students and help them reach their goals in the fine arts.
Paul Berry, saxophone, clarinet, electric bass, guitar, music technology, is a Lancaster saxophonist who specializes in Jazz, Funk, Rock/Pop, and Blues. He graduated from Lebanon Valley College with a double major in Music Business and German. Berry has studied privately with Tom Strohman, Curt Sipe, and Jonathan Ragonese. As a performer, Berry plays with numerous bands in the Central Pennsylvania area, which has led to extensive touring along the east coast. In addition, Berry has years of experience as a producer and studio musician, appearing on numerous recording projects. He also composes, arranges, and records original music. When Paul isn’t making music, he enjoys fishing, reading, and collecting albums.
Amy Anderson, voice, piano, strings, brass, has taught lessons as well as led ensembles for over 20 years. She earned a Bachelor of Music from Bucknell University and holds a Private School Certification in Music. She is currently writing her thesis for a Master of Education from California Coast University. She has conducted choir, orchestra, band, and pit orchestra. She regularly accompanies musicals in Pottstown and Reading. She is the music director and organist at Elverson United Methodist Church where she leads handbells, choir, and praise band.
Mark Roberts, drums, has played drums in a variety of musical situations covering a wide range of styles. Although focusing primarily on rock and jazz stylings, he also has experience playing in orchestral and marching band settings. Mark has taken what he's learned from years of study with local teachers, clinics, and a semester at Berklee College of Music and combined those ideas into a playing and teaching style that focuses on philosophy, creativity, and technique.
Dennis Yurchenko, piano, music theory, audio technology, has been refining his music craft for nearly two decades. While primarily focusing on classical piano teachings and techniques, he incorporates modern ideas and applications to facilitate an effective, engaging, and rewarding lesson environment. Dennis is the youth technical director at his home church in Ephrata, and finds himself involved in several churches and groups in the area. His passion for music has landed him in numerous musical applications including, creating an online audio mastering platform, live audio mixing, and recording. Utilizing his stage experience combined with college level music studies and mentorships, Dennis aims to emphasize the connection between musical expression, theory, and traditional piano development to his students.