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Experience the joy of having a stronger,
more beautiful and resonant voice. Whatever your age or musical experience,
you can have the deep satisfaction of singing well. Your confidence will
grow along with your voice, as you apply what you learn in exercises and
songs. You are welcome to try a lesson and see how you like it.
I structure the lessons so that about
half is spent developing your voice: strength, agility and a richer sound
are the things that most beginners need. Learning to use your breath is
a big part of that. Then the other half is for songs. I encourage singers
to try a variety of styles, though some kinds of songs are more helpful
for your vocal training than others. We'll record exercises and songs on
a cassette tape so you can practice on your own.
My specialty is building the voice. But I also enjoy working with individuals and groups to:
- prepare for solo or choir auditions
- add extra polish and style, for the songs of your ensemble
- help choral groups develop a better sound
- help singers learn tough parts, and make practice recordings
- learn to sing in tune, if that's a challenge.
Lessons are 1 hour, 3/4 hour or 1/2
hour, depending on your time, budget and personal goals. Usually
I recommend that you start with a one-hour lesson, in which we can find
out what's happening with your voice and get you started on the basics.
After that, most beginning students will have a 3/4 hour or 1/2 hour lesson
per week.
Every spring I host a masterclass workshop with Dr Marvin Regier, where you can have a hands-on mini-lesson with a master teacher, or take part in group exercises and watch your
fellow students work with him.
Private lessons are Tuesday through
Friday
Contact
at 604-732-7418
"From
the first lesson my fear dissipated. You were incredibly warm and supportive.
Every lesson since has been the same. I leave each session feeling inspired
and full of joy..."
HELP MAKE IT FUN FOR EVERYONE
Please avoid odours, even
pleasant ones, at lessons, classes, choir and performances. Perfume,
essential oils, hairspray, residual smoke or alcohol, can be troublesome,
especially for those with allergies.
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