Scott Lo.-

During his high schools years he received countless medals and awards from all of the area oklahoma state music competitions. He performed in multiple state choirs and ensembles and was very involved in the Checotah High School Music department under the direction of Louise Slinkard. While he was very focused on the traditional and classical genres, he also became well versed in fifties music by participating in a male vocal group called "The Gentlemen". At church he learned to sing the varied forms of Gospel music and became very immersed in the full sound of the Gospel choir. After receiving a full tuition scholarship to Oklahoma Christian University of Science and Arts, he moved to Edmond to start his under graduate studies. While there he performed in a multitude of musicals, operas, and productions which include "Guys & Dolls", "The Mikado", "The Pirates of Penzants", "Les Misarables", "Sweeney Todd", "1940' Radio Hour", and many more. He was in several major campus productions, and was enrolled in the various ensembles and choirs. During these years he was under the vocal tutor-ledge of Dr. Mark Hornbaker and Alexis Rainbow. Soon his first two years of undergraduate studies were complete and he felt to go to Oral Roberts University in Tulsa ,OK. He transfered on a full tuition scholarship and after a few weeks he became a ORU singer and traveled full time for the next two and a half years with RIchard Roberts. During this two year period he worked with a multitde of ministries, and recording artists.

Scott is a Producer/Singer/Songwriter who has traveled across the country performing and singing in over four hundred venues. He has produced multiple recordings and has taught vocal clinics across the United States. He has trained and taught multiple individuals and groups over his fifteen year tenure.   He developed skills for studio work. His production work includes work for DIsney, RIchard Roberts, Carlton Pearson, Donnie McClurkin, Souls A Fire Choir, the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, TBN and much more. While at ORU he also performed in two opera works "La Boheme" and "Gianni Schicchi". He was under the vocal tutor-ledge of Dr. Macon Delevan for his final two years of undergraduate studies.

With a unique focus on vocal placement he teaches the student to adapt their vocal style to the various forms and genres of music being performed or recorded. WIth a diverse range of musical genre, he is well versed in many styles from Black Gospel to Opera. After graduation Scott and his wife Christine traveled across the country for the next ten assisting churches and organizations with choir clinics, revivals, and the gospel. They have produced four albums and have written a multitude of songs, plays, and productions. He has written books and curriculums as well as a vocal training manual. He continues to teach and focus on correct vocal production empowering students to sing multiple styles of music without damaging the instrument.