Lydia Skrlec-Erickson
Professor of Class and Private Voice
Music Education (Choral), B.A.
Central Michigan University
Vocal Performance, M.M.
Michigan State University
Lydia Skrlec-Erickson has been a professor of Class and Private Voice at LCC for over twenty-five years. Receiving a Bachelor of Music Education (Choral) from Central Michigan University followed by a Master of Music (Vocal Performance) from Michigan State University,
Ms. Erickson has performed in a variety of both college and community operas including Faust, Two Women, A Hand of Bridge, and Elixer of Love, and The Barber of Seville. Playing the role of Santuzza in Pietro Mascagni's Cavalleria Rusticana was a personal career highlight. Lydia has also toured with the Opera in the Schools program as Red in Little Red Riding Hood and the Witch in Hansel and Gretel. While at LCC she has directed the Women's Chorus as well as the Lansing Matinee Musicale Chorus (a division of the Michigan Federation of Music Clubs).
In addition to teaching at LCC, Lydia teaches voice in her home studio and serves as Soprano soloist/section leader for the Plymouth Congregational Church choir, a position she has proudly held since 1981. She also is the founder/director of the DeWitt Community Singers.
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