Kimberly Fisher's interest in music began at an early age. She began her study of piano in 1979.  Over the next 11 years, she developed excellent command of the piano. She also developed a profound interest in composition. In high school, Kimberly participated and excelled in WSMA Solo and Ensemble Music Festival and WSMA State Solo and Ensemble Music Festival for piano solos four different years. She worked in a professional capacity as a local church choir piano accompanist and began vocal training from a private teacher. She auditioned for and sang in Chamber Singers, the choral equivalent of a chamber ensemble, using voices instead of instruments, at her local high school.  She developed an interest during this time in playing the guitar and began teaching herself. She received an Associate of Art and Science degree from UW Baraboo in 1992. In 2001, she began studying the guitar in a more serious capacity. In 2004, she opened Music Café and began teaching students of her own. Her musical development evolved when she became involved in a local contemporary music group. From 2007 to 2010, she studied percussion and drum set. Although her focus has been on classical music, she loves and has explored many styles, as well as improvisation. She has performed in various venues in the area, including weddings, receptions, funerals, events, for local churches and in other capacities. She has written several compositions. She enjoys sharing her music with others. Her structured, but flexible approach to teaching, enable her to teach a focused but individualized lesson. Currently, she teaches piano, guitar, ukulele and mandolin.  Kimberly hopes to help others develop their love of music into a skill that will enable them to accomplish their musical goals and grow as a person.

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