SINGING LESSONS
where every lesson is a step towards your dreams
Why keep feeling frustrated with inconsistent, unreliable singing technique?
Why stay stuck without the solutions that your particular voice needs?
Why allow trainable muscles to be in the way of unleashing your voice's full potential?
"Amy is friendly and patient and is great at tailoring each lesson to what the student needs - both vocally and mentally. She has equipped me with practical tools, not abstract concepts, in order to improve my voice and is great at communicating how to achieve proper physical form." -Jaci
Voice Lessons incorporate customized exercises designed to increase range, strengthen and free the voice, learn how to project, and develop healthy, efficient vocal technique with consistent breath support. Audition preparation and performance techniques, body awareness, and how to deal with nerves and release tension are some of my specialties. I love working with students of all musical styles.
Beyond my Bachelor's of Music in Vocal Performance at Ithaca College, my continuing education as a voice teacher includes: Singing Athlete Level 1 & 2 Certification, Voice Function 101 and the Mechanics of Mix and Belt from the Maddie Tarbox Vocal Studio and courses at the Contemporary Commercial Music Vocal Pedagogy Institute at Shenandoah Conservatory such as: Musical Theater Styles, Working with Injured Voices, The Vocal Athlete's Guide to Vocal Wellness & Fitness and Bridging Classical to Contemporary Training and am certified in Vocal Health First Aid.
Dedicated to having a wide variety of tools to be able to help every vocalist improve that enters my voice studio, my training also includes Missy Bunch's MIQ Mentorship (2x), the Visceral Voice Self-Care Program (2x), and ongoing continuing education in anatomy, movement modalities, and functional applied neurology.
My mentors and teachers include: Andrew Byrne of The Singing Athlete, Carol McAmis, Dr. Chris Arneson and Christine Schneider of The Visceral Voice.
Beyond my Bachelor's of Music in Vocal Performance at Ithaca College, my continuing education as a voice teacher includes: Singing Athlete Level 1 & 2 Certification, Voice Function 101 and the Mechanics of Mix and Belt from the Maddie Tarbox Vocal Studio and courses at the Contemporary Commercial Music Vocal Pedagogy Institute at Shenandoah Conservatory such as: Musical Theater Styles, Working with Injured Voices, The Vocal Athlete's Guide to Vocal Wellness & Fitness and Bridging Classical to Contemporary Training and am certified in Vocal Health First Aid.
Dedicated to having a wide variety of tools to be able to help every vocalist improve that enters my voice studio, my training also includes Missy Bunch's MIQ Mentorship (2x), the Visceral Voice Self-Care Program (2x), and ongoing continuing education in anatomy, movement modalities, and functional applied neurology.
My mentors and teachers include: Andrew Byrne of The Singing Athlete, Carol McAmis, Dr. Chris Arneson and Christine Schneider of The Visceral Voice.
"Voice Lessons with Amy were very enjoyable for my daughter. Amy brought out Caitlin's high soprano range and helped her to be well prepared for auditions. Amy is a dedicated teacher who is able to bring out the best in her students!" -Joyce
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Voice Student Feature!
16yr old voice student Alex Corallo had the thrill of a lifetime during the pandemic when Tony-Award Winning Broadway star Ben Platt from Dear Evan Hansen found and duetted her video on Tiktok with the comment "too beautiful a rendition not to jump on." Alex became a member of the studio when she was a quiet 9yr old and has blossomed into a Tiktok sensation through her videos that highlight her stunning low notes, powerful belting and talents for pop singing and musical theater. Alex is now pursuing her dreams as a voice major at Berklee School of Music in Boston. 
Alex after her first voice recital where she performed Somewhere Over The Rainbow. |
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"Amy is amazing. She inspires my daughter and makes learning fun. I would highly recommend her." -Jeanie
"I have only had a handful of lessons with Amy, but I feel she is amazing! I was instantly comfortable (I’m really shy to sing in front of anyone even though I do love to sing). Amy is very knowledgeable about how the voice/vocal cords work. She is frequently giving me exercises (with voice) or with body, like trunk stretches, neck stretches, even on my face to help me bring out my sound or notes more easily. I am so enjoying my lessons. You won’t regret meeting her!" -Suzanne
"Amy has been teaching my daughter for five years now and she is the BEST! Through her keen teaching skills, consistent encouragement and ability to make every lesson fun, she has helped my daughter build her self-confidence and musical skills tremendously! I highly recommend her!!" -Julia
"My daughter has just started working with Amy and is loving it. She makes it so comfortable for her to try new things and has been giving her some great exercises to advance her singing. Thank you Amy! " -Michelle