Voice Lessons
My Vocal Training
My Vocal Training
My Vocal Training
I began with Classical Voice training at age 14 and majored in Opera Performance. In New York I transitioned my sound to musical theatre and contemporary styles.
I've studied with renowned teachers, coaches and pedagogists on both coasts.
New York: Matt Farnsworth , Jeannie Lovetri, Craig Carnelia, Tom Burke, Sherri Sanders, and Jen Wal
I began with Classical Voice training at age 14 and majored in Opera Performance. In New York I transitioned my sound to musical theatre and contemporary styles.
I've studied with renowned teachers, coaches and pedagogists on both coasts.
New York: Matt Farnsworth , Jeannie Lovetri, Craig Carnelia, Tom Burke, Sherri Sanders, and Jen Waldman.
California: Heidi Moss Erickson, Peter Grunberg, Matt Liebowitz, Jenny Matteucci, and Daniel Lockert.
My teaching style with children is informed by the research of pedagogist Dr. Jenevora Williams , a specialst in children's voices, and by resources and repertoire from Nikki Loney's Full Voice Academy.
Lessons Age 7-11
My Vocal Training
My Vocal Training
30 Minute Lessons:
- Technique Exercises -Fun and simple, yet focused on a specific goal.
- Breathing
- Posture/ Alignment
- Agility
- Musicianship
- Head voice
- Mix/ chest voice
- Resonance
- Developing Musicianship
Basic piano can be incorporated if the child is interested.
- Repertoire
- Appropriate language & content
- Range
- Strong melody for building musicianship
- Fun- it appeals to the student!
Lessons Age 12+
My Vocal Training
Lessons Age 12+
45 Minute Lessons:
The duration of the lesson is more about their vocal stamina than their age. Tweens new to singing may be better served with 30 minute lessons as they begin.
The same foundational techniques are covered in a 45 minute lesson but with more time for repertoire.
- Technique Exercises - Still fun, just challenging students
45 Minute Lessons:
The duration of the lesson is more about their vocal stamina than their age. Tweens new to singing may be better served with 30 minute lessons as they begin.
The same foundational techniques are covered in a 45 minute lesson but with more time for repertoire.
- Technique Exercises - Still fun, just challenging students at their level.
- Breathing
- Posture/ Alignment
- Agility
- Musicianship
- Head voice
- Mix/ chest voice
- Resonance
- Developing Musicianship
Basic piano can be incorporated. An aim at this level is for the student to learn vocal melodies on the piano from sheet music.
- Repertoire
- Appropriate language & content
- Range
- Strong melody for building musicianship
- Appeal to the student!