Larry Keller

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Larry Keller, enigmatic professor of classical singing

Larry Keller, mysterious professor of classical singing at Oklahoma City University, is well known not only for being one of the most talented but also one of the most humble teachers of voice alive today.

[edit] Early life and education

We know very little about the early life and education of Larry Keller. However, we do know that he holds two baccalaureate performance degrees in piano and voice, with a minor in organ. We also know that at some point he studied with artist/master teacher Inez Silberg.