With more than 30 years of experience as a music educator, Natasha Sigmund has devoted her career to helping children discover their music potential and develop a lifelong love of singing. Throughout her years as an educator, Natasha has taught children from preschool through middle school and has developed elementary choral programs that have earned multiple awards.
Natasha holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Music Education from Temple University. While at Temple, she was the recipient of a Graduate Assistantship in Music Education and the Presser Foundation Award. She also holds a Master’s degree in Music Education with a concentration in choral conducting from Moscow State Teacher’s University.
In addition to her work as a music educator and choral director, Natasha has served as a faculty member of the Gordon Institute of Music Learning for the past 20 years, sharing her expertise in Music Learning Theory with the music education community in the United States and abroad.
Natasha is a contributing author to publications on Music Learning Theory, choral music, and general music education. Her children’s songbook, Growing Up With Music, has been used in the United States and abroad, with multiple songs published in Music Play II, a widely used early childhood music curriculum from GIA Publications.
As the mom of a PBCC alum, Natasha is excited to step into the role of Associate Director of Cadets