Julianne Fournier

Julianne Fournier is a vocalist and music educator who specializes in teaching neuro-diverse students. She currently teaches elementary music in Foxborough Public Schools and serves as conductor of The Carillon Women’s Chorus in Rhode Island. Julianne also maintains a private voice studio and teaches music classes through the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education (BIAAE).

Beyond teaching, Julianne is a dedicated choral singer. She began singing at age seven with the Rhode Island Children’s Choir and has remained actively involved in choral music ever since. Her performance experience includes singing with the Providence Singers, Westminster Kantorei, the Jubilee Singers, Westminster Symphonic Choir, and the Grammy-nominated Williamson Voices.

Julianne holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Education (voice) from Westminster Choir College and a Master of Music Education with an autism concentration from Boston Conservatory at Berklee.