About Voice Lessons
Learning to sing may seem daunting, but with proper technique and vocal training, anyone can sing. Our instructors provide a supportive and encouraging learning environment for all skill levels. Every lesson is tailored to the individual personalities, learning styles, and goals of each student.
how it works
We currently offer voice lessons virtually
Virtual Lessons
- All of our virtual lessons take place through Google Meet and are accessible on a computer, tablet, or mobile device. You do not need to have a Google account to be able to access the lesson.
- The link for your lesson will be emailed to you every Monday or can be found through your TeacherZone account.
- At your lesson time, you can click on the link and click ‘Ask to Join’ and your instructor will let you into the meeting.
- If for any reason you need help accessing the meeting, give our friendly front desk staff a call and they are more than happy to answer any questions.
In-person Lessons
For the safety of our students and staff we have made some changes to our in-person lessons:
- Students and instructors must wear face coverings during the lesson
- Hand sanitizer is available for use before and after lessons
- Please wait outside until your instructor is ready
- Lessons will end 5 minutes early to allow for proper cleaning and sanitizing of the rooms
- At this time, voice and woodwind lessons are not available in-person
Our voice instructors
Joe
Joe is from Wilsonville, OR & has been playing piano for 15 years, ukulele for 7 years, & has been singing for 14 years
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Joe
Joe is from Wilsonville, Oregon and has been playing piano for 15 years, ukulele for 7 years, and has been singing for 14. Joe is a 2021 graduate from Carnegie Mellon University where earned a BFA in Composition with additional minors in Drama and Film. While growing up in Wilsonville, Joe took private piano lessons as well as summer camps from Concert School of Music when it was still Music Man. Joe's original musical Birds & Beansprouts has had two public presentations affiliated with Carnegie Mellon and is en route to a full production and publication. His orchestral piece Hear the Waters will be premiered with the CMU Philharmonic in April 2022.
Joe's Favorite Part of Teaching
"I love getting to know each kid and forming a unique connection with them. Learning is a two way street and they teach me just as much as I teach them."
A Fun Fact About Joe
"In my free time I like to go for scenic photoshoots!"
Instruments Joe Teaches
Joe's Availability
In-person and virtual lessons
Darrell
Darrell was born in Longview, Washington and started playing the piano at age 6. At age 12 he took up the violin and...
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Darrell
Darrell was born in Longview, Washington and started playing the piano at age 6. At age 12 he took up the violin and began singing at the age of 16. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Music from the University of Puget Sound and a Masters degree in Voice from Rice University in Houston, Texas. Darrell has performed in lead roles in several operas and has been featured as a violin soloist with numerous orchestras over the years.
Darrell's Favorite Part of Teaching
“I love witnessing the moment a student realizes they actually do have the ability to play or sing something beautifully. When their individual talent and style emerges.”
A Fun Fact About Darrell
Darrell has an excessively talkative, yet musically appreciative, cat.
Instruments Darrell Teaches
Darrell's Availability
In-person and virtual lessons
Jenna
Jenna has been singing and playing piano for over 15 years. She was born in Portland, but grew up in Central Oregon...
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Jenna
Jenna has been singing and playing piano for over 15 years. She was born in Portland but grew up in Central Oregon before returning to the area for college. She attended Marylhurst University where she received a Bachelor of Music in Performance. Since then, she has performed with award winning international choirs and has been featured in many local operatic and theatrical productions. Jenna is an experienced performer, teacher and accompanist. She is a founder and Artistic Director for Voci Dorate, a local small vocal group. She firmly believes in the importance of being a well-rounded musician and emphasizes an understanding of music theory and sight reading in her lessons. She encourages all of her students to learn a variety of styles as well.
Jenna's Favorite Part of Teaching
“Seeing students grow in their musicianship and overcome challenges is the greatest joy. The best thing is when they start out hesitant to learn and become excited about music over time.”
A Fun Fact About Jenna
Jenna can touch her elbows together behind her back.
Instruments Jenna Teaches
Jenna's Availability
Virtual lessons
Sarah
Sarah was born in central California and moved to Oregon a week after she turned 18. Despite not being born here...
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Sarah
Sarah was born in central California and moved to Oregon a week after she turned 18. Despite not being born here, she still considers herself an Oregonian. She first started playing clarinet when she was 10 years old and has picked up various other instruments throughout high school and college. She graduated from Marylhurst University with a degree in music composition and singing. Sarah has previously performed with the Mariposa Symphony at the Ahwahnee Hotel in Yosemite National Park and currently performs with the semi-professional choir, Voci Dorate.
Sarah's Favorite Part of Teaching
“I love being able to figure out how people's brains work and then teaching them in a way that will make the most sense to them. I love seeing students being passionate about music.”
A Fun Fact About Sarah
All of Sarah's houseplants have funny names. She has a string of pearls succulent named Glenn Miller and a lemon tree named Snicket.
Instruments Sarah Teaches
Sarah's Availability
In-person and virtual lessons
Kayla
Kayla has been teaching students of all ages for more than a decade but music has been a serious part of her life...
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Kayla
Kayla has been teaching students of all ages for more than a decade but music has been a serious part of her life since she first started violin lessons at age 8. She went on to play with the Portland Youth Philharmonic and has performed with several honors orchestras and choirs. Kayla studied music and psychology at George Fox University and believes that it was her performance opportunities there that opened doors to other aspects of music like songwriting, arranging, recording, and teaching. Since then, she has recorded three full-length albums and has toured with her band as well as recording with other up-and-coming Portland acts.
Kayla's Favorite Part of Teaching
“I love watching each student grow as a musician and as a person. Music teaches discipline and patience while giving joy and instilling confidence. Being able to watch and guide someone through their musical journey is a blessing.”
A Fun Fact About Kayla
Kayla doesn’t know how to swim.
Instruments Kayla Teaches
Kayla's Availability
In-person and virtual lessons
Lesson rates
Private Lessons
- $125 per month for a 30 min. lesson each week.
- One time $25 registration fee.
- 10% discount to students who take longer than 30 minute lessons or to families with more than one student.
Semi-Private Lessons
- $78 per student per month for a 30 min. lesson each week.
- One time $25 registration fee.
What sets us apart
We offer private one-on-one music lessons for all ages and skill levels. Our dedicated instructors are experienced in customizing each lesson to fit the individual needs of each student. We have over 10 instructors teaching more than 15 different instruments, and a full-time front desk staff available for all of your scheduling needs.
