I'm Dr. Alexandra Doyle, a clarinetist in Cincinnati. I have a doctorate in clarinet performance from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM), one of the top conservatories in the U.S. I also absolutely love teaching– many classical musicians teach as a "side hustle," but this is my favorite part of my job! 

I'm happy teaching all levels, from true beginners through advanced students who hope to pursue music as a career. I prioritize giving my students a strong musical foundation so that they are no longer reliant on me to learn new music but have the skills to grow on their own. 

I have been teaching clarinet lessons since 2014, first in Houston, and now in Ohio and Kentucky. I am the adjunct professor of clarinet at Sinclair College and Thomas More University, as well as the adjunct instructor of clarinet at the Stivers School for the Arts, an arts-magnet middle and high school. Additionally, I teach at Tallant Music Studio in Fort Thomas, Kentucky.
Most weeks, I teach about 40 private lesson students in total.

I'm also active as a performer. I am a member of the Taneycomo Festival Orchestra and a founding member of the Earth, Woodwind, & Fire woodwind quintet. I have played with many orchestras in the Cincinnati and Houston areas, including the Lima Symphony, Butler Philharmonic, Kentucky Symphony, Symphony of Southeast Texas, and Galveston Symphony.

I have two cats and a  dog who will sometimes make appearances during my lessons, as well as far too many houseplants. If you'd like to learn more about me, please check out my website, AlexDoyleClarinet.com. I'm looking forward to getting to know you and your student soon!