Anne started her singing career at the tender age of three, serenading her South Boston neighbors with a stirring rendition of ‘I’ve Been Working On The Railroad’ over and over and over again. As the middle child (and only girl) of five children, she grew up in a household, which was as musical as it was noisy. With three brothers playing the trombone, one on clarinet and one mom playing the organ, it was quite an eclectic mix of sound!  
Her love of music was influenced by her mother Jean, an organist for over 40 years and her mother (Nan), a very talented semi-professional singer in her own right.

As Jean’s favorite music is the Big Band sound, so is the daughter’s. ”I love the luscious arrangements and smooth vocals of the big band era, especially those ladies! As a child, her family would sing in the car with mother and daughter harmonizing.” I think we must have passed Vicki & her family somewhere along the road!”

Anne’s musical experience includes musical theatre productions in the local community as well as several years of summer stock in the New York area. In addition, she was a long time member of the award winning a cappella group, Harmonytryx (New Jersey), performing as both singer and vocal percussionist. She can be heard on their CD recordings entitled Harmonytryx and Fine Whine.

But she is most proud to be singing diva-licious melodies with the fine ladies of Purely Vocals. “It’s been inspiring to direct this group of women, who had never performed a cappella, and to watch their transformation over the past four years has been so rewarding. Not only musically, but in the friendships that we’ve formed with each other.”

Anne lives with a menagerie of animals and two wonderful parents, Jean & Coley. 

“Thanks mom & dad, for everything………………….”