The Voice
The most personal of instruments.
When you enroll in voice lessons, you are committing to an instrument that will be with you for your entire life. Through developing the connection of your breath, posture, vocal folds (chords), and the anatomy of your throat, mouth and facial mask, singing lessons help you develop your unique voice.
Whether you are an adult seeking to hone your skills or want to give your child the gift singing and music appreciation, voice lessons will become a valuable and cherished asset for a lifetime.


Voice
Find you unique voice while working with a professional vocal instructor! If you are looking to take the step from ensemble to soloist, voice lessons may be a great fit. It is often best to begin voice lessons once your voice is grounded and you are in middle school, this is particularly true with boys. The vocal quality and tone of your voice will change as you mature.
Note: Once a student has started the process of going through puberty, they will achieve more significant and measurable progress on their instrument.
Best age to start: 10 and up for girls, 12 to 13 for boys
Voice Faculty
Faculty since 2021
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Bachelor of Music University of North Colorado
Master of Music Boston Conservatory
Faculty since 2022
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Board Certified Music Therapist
Bachelor of Music University of Louisville, Kentucky
Faculty since 2023
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Board Certified Music Therapist
Bachelor of Arts Montclair State University
Master of Music Colorado State University
Faculty since 2024
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Board Certified Music Therapist
Bachelor of Arts Suffolk University
Bachelor of Music Berklee College of Music
Master of Arts Lesley University
Faculty since 2021
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Bachelor of Music Oberlin Conservatory
Master of Music Boston Conservatory
Faculty Since 2023
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Bachelor of Music University of Manitoba
Master of Fine Arts Boston Conservatory