“Be your own artist, and always be confident in what you're doing.”
About Me
Linda’s Story
It all began with a family road-trip to a musical in Bardstown, KY. I saw the young singer on the stage and I knew I needed to be like her… to sing like the best of them and to perform on the stage. I hid my talents for so long behind a shy exterior, so I developed a persona for the stage to feel comfortable and confident. After years of my mother and father’s love and encouragement, I set off to Virginia to pursue my dreams and have been teaching and performing here since.
Maybe you have these feelings yourself or maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Whatever your story is, I’m here to get to know you and to work with your individual voice and talent.
Biography
Linda Cirba enjoys an engaging career in various styles of music in the Northern Virginia area. Her musical career has had her traveling up and down the east coast, performing as a soprano soloist, in jazz bands, in original duos, and in cover bands. She has sung solos with Shenandoah Conservatory and Chamber Choir on tours to Italy and France. She performed Gabriel Fauré’s “Pie Jesu” in the church where it was composed at L'Église de la Madeleine in Paris. She has been performing with The City Choir of Washington for 13 years and has performed solos at St. Luke’s Catholic Church, Washington National Cathedral and National Presbyterian Church. She was also invited to sing at the Italian Embassy.
A music theatre director in Loudoun County Public Schools, Linda is currently directing “Mary Poppins Jr.” at Blue Ridge Middle School in Purcellville, Virginia and music directing “Shrek” at Riverside High School in Leesburg, Virginia. She also is active in Stagecoach Theatre Company where she teaches Music Theatre and directs Summer Music Theatre Intensives, having directed an award-winning “NEWSIES”, “Les Misérables: Student Edition”, and is looking forward to directing “Into the Woods” this summer.
Linda is the Contemporary Worship Leader at Buckhall United Methodist Church in Manassas, VA. She not only loves performing, but also relishes in her students’ personal successes. This past year, she was voted “Best Music Instructor in Ashburn” by Ashburn Magazine.
A native of Scranton, Pennsylvania, Linda began singing in her church choir at St. Mary’s of the Assumption at 9 years old. She began her vocal studies at age 14 and joined her first band by the time she was 16. Linda is a graduate of Shenandoah Conservatory (B.M.) and earned a Certificate in Vocal Performance.
Other notable highlights in her career include performing choral programs at the Kennedy Center, Strathmore, Wolf Trap, singing in Chamber Choir for the Pope’s Mass at the Vatican for Pope Benedict XVI, and taking part in the Verdi’s Defiant Requiem at the Lincoln Center. She has previously won “Siren of the Gods” and “Listen Local” vocal competitions and her band Raised on Analog opened side stage for Maroon 5. She has performed worldwide in Italy, Paris, and Argentina.