Voice Lessons Washington County, WI

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Trombone

I am a music educator located in Winnebago County who loves to work with someone to find their own love and brand of music making. I have experience in may different musical styles, some highlights include many years in musical theater, jazz ensembles as a singer and trombonist, and years of classical lessons for voice and piano. From graduating St. Norbert College in 2022 with a degree in Choral and General Music Education to today, I have tried to widen my teaching style in order to give student the best experience they can! Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice

I'm a passionate, veteran voice and beginning piano instructor who loves helping students achieve their goals. I completed my Master of Music studies at the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee and a Bachelor of Arts in voice performance from Luther College in Decorah, Iowa. As a young artist, I spend three summers performing and studying in Austria with the Franco- American Vocal Academy. In addition to teaching, I maintain a busy performing scheduling in opera, musical theatre, and recital. Read More

Instruments: Voice

Speaking from my personal experience with lessons, I have always had positive, encouraging, yet critical teachers. In other words, I love to provide a fun, modern, easy energy to my studio, but hold my students accountable to practice their repertoire on their own time, come prepared and ready to sing and make progress at each lesson, while still connecting with them and treating them like a person and building that personal connection as well, that I believe is so vital in maintaining a relationship that goes beyond the doors of a studio or practice room. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Drums, Bass Guitar

I am a skilled singer, songwriter, guitar player, and audio engineer. I love pop punk music, but enjoy anything that sounds good. I have played in bands in a couple of states, and released a few different CDs. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice

I have different methods for piano and voice: depending on the level of the piano student, I will use Faber method books and supplement performance pieces, technique lessons, games, theory discussions, etc. I do not use method books with voice students, although I do have a curriculum that I follow and adjust depending on the level and age of the voice student. I believe that while beginning and intermediate students continue to learn, it is important for them to practice different genres on their instrument -- this allows them to speak different musical languages, improves their understanding of style, and gives them a better context for their own gifts and interests. Read More