The Academy of Music in Georgetown offers voice/singing lessons for ages 7 and up. Our voice instructors focus primarily on popular music like pop and R&B, and are comfortable with classical and jazz as well. If you have always wanted to be a better rock, pop, country, jazz, gospel or R&B singer, the Academy of Music has the right voice teachers for you. Our vocal students spend time doing physical exercises to improve their vocal range, ear training, breath control, vibrato, tone production, and stage presence. All of our students set musical goals with their teacher to work on sounding like their favourite artists, or to develop their own unique voice.
Search no more! Our school is proud to be the only music academy in Georgetown to feature the Singer’s Edge Program™ at no extra cost to our students! The program features 4 levels building up skills in sequence, with accompanying lesson books available for purchase, and certificates at the end of each level, teaching you all the essential skills for popular singing! The program also features hundreds of practice scales online for students to use at home, which makes weekly practice easy. The program is great for all ages from 5 and up through to adults, and for all levels of singers from beginners to advanced!
Our voice teachers generally focus on modern music and are comfortable with classical and jazz as well. Our students will learn vocal techniques while learning how to sing their favorite songs.
Our voice teachers have received their education from institutions such as York University, Western University, Humber College, Mohawk College, University of Toronto, and the Royal Conservatory of Music. Many of our vocal instructors have gone on performance tours of Canada and the US, and have years of experience in teaching and performing. They are also hand picked for their friendly and warm personalities. All of our singing teachers strive to get to know each student and their parents personally, and to become familiar with your personal musical goals.
We recommend children be 7 years old before they start singing lessons. Learning how to sing requires a fairly developed lung capacity. Children under 7 may find certain voice techniques physically demanding and a bit difficult. It’s often better for a child to wait until they are a bit older as to avoid potential problems in the future. Try not to confuse this with singing in music lessons. Singing along with the melody in your piano or guitar lessons is extremely valuable. Simply singing along quietly is unlikely to damage your voice where as learning how to project and sing from your diaphragm requires more development.