Gabe Toth

With over 40 years of professional music experience and 30 years of teaching, Gabe Toth helps students build real skills, confidence, and artistic growth in voice, piano, guitar, drums, music theory, and songwriting.

Gabe is a Berklee College of Music graduate and Pennsylvania Governor’s School for the Arts alumnus who has performed and worked in Broadway-related productions, touring companies, colleges, churches, and cruise ships. He has coached singers and musicians in New York, Los Angeles, Nashville, and other major music centers.

His professional credits include orchestrating Michael Blevins’ original musical Count to Ten for the 2009 New York Musical Festival and contributing music, arrangements, and orchestrations to Small’s Empire Music Hall by Alan Lewis Rickman.

Students value Gabe’s supportive but results-driven teaching style, personalized lesson plans, and broad real-world experience as a performer, coach, arranger, and music director. Whether a student is just starting out or preparing for auditions, performances, or serious study, lessons are designed to help them improve quickly and musically.