As a teacher, I'm proud to put all my varied experiences together into a teaching style that is effective and accessible. The foundation of my technique is 10 years of classically-based vocal study, but my 30+ years of pop/rock/jazz performance and my holistic studies at Naropa and of the Alexander Technique have equally informed my take on singing and teaching voice. My style is relaxed & intuitive, backed-up by a wealth of education, knowledge and experience, and a strong desire to help people find the beauty in their own voices.

I prefer to have students commit to a minimum of 12 lessons once we've done the first lesson to see if its a good fit. Regular students always get scheduling priority but I will occasionally take a serious student on for short-term study if it seems appropriate and my schedule isn't full. If you start studying voice and quit after a few lessons, you don't get much out of it.

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Linda

At fifteen I was competing at an All-State Choir audition when a judge and private voice teacher asked my choir director about me, and offered private voice lessons on a scholarship. I studied with the kind and generous Shirley Wiess all through high school, then majored in voice & performance at the University of Texas, Austin, studying with Darlene C. Wiley. I loved singing rock & jazz as well as classical, so I dropped out of UT’s strictly classical program at twenty to start singing professionally.

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