Our goal is to provide professional state of the art training to singers, speakers, and voice instructors, and to help them achieve their full potential in music and public speaking. Located downtown near the Sony Metreon Center, the studio is equipped with a Steinway grand piano and all lessons are recorded onto CD (no charge). Why take Singing Lessons? Increase your vocal range. Eliminate voice-restricting tension from your voice. Sing with accuracy. Project your voice with power, ease and control.
Highlights and features
- Piano, Voice
People
Robert Robinson
Robert H. Robinson, a professional singer, actor, arranger, and music producer for over 20 years, lends his talents to theater, feature films, TV, and myriad international singing venues. Fusing his own methodology with elements from the Garcia-Marchesi school, he creates fun, enlightening learning environments where students empower themselves with transcendental "voice-as-instrument" experiences
Katherine Park
Katherine Park Deakin has over a decade of voice, piano, choral, speech, and songwriting teaching experience in an array of styles and languages. Her teaching has taken her all over the country including Windsor, Connecticut and Enfield, Connecticut Public Schools; San Luis Obispo, California's Activity Center; and Willow Music School in San Jose, California. Deakin is a graduate of The Hartt School in Connecticut, where she earned a bachelor of music degree in music education with vocal emphasis.
Melody Walker
Melody Walker is a multi-talented music educator with a traveling ear that has led her around the world to Brazil, India, Japan, Ireland and Europe in search of song. Raised in a musical family in the East Bay, Melody began piano lessons at age 6, guitar at age 13 and can’t remember a time when she didn’t sing.
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