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julianamusicteacher@gmail.com or us the Contact Us form!
There are many benefits to learning to sing and use the voice properly. Singing can boost your self-esteem, increase self-awareness, improve physical health, lift the spirit, and develop hidden or underused creative talents.
Whether you just want to improve your singing or prepare a song for a special event, an audition, or a competition, voice lessons with Juliana Schmidt can help you reach your vocal performance goals. Learning good vocal technique is important, and it can be fun!
“The voice is unique because it is an integral part of us – an instrument of our total being – and its improvement leads us to an expansion of personal qualities. The experience provides a richer and more sensitive feeling for life itself.” — Dr. Roy Schuessler
Why study voice with Juliana?
Juliana Schmidt has more than 35 years teaching, coaching and performing experience. She has diction skills in French, German, Latin, Spanish, and Italian, as well as knowledge of many vocal styles including classical, jazz, and music theater.
Juliana is a member of local, state and national music educator organizations, and runs an optional music theater program every summer with a culminating performance in August.
Personal Interview
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Expectations
Semester Commitment
In order to really see some progress in your vocal music skills, students should try lessons for at least a semester or a summer session. A semester runs approximately from September after Labor Day to just before the Christmas holidays, or from just after the New Year to the middle of May. Summer sessions run from early June to mid-August.
Vocal Literature/Repertoire
A variety of vocal music literature will be explored depending on your interests, and vocal performance needs. Music styles include classical, folk, jazz, popular, and music theater. Students are provided assigned music at no charge, or can bring in their own for study.
Performance Classes
Small recitals are scheduled every-other-month as an opportunity for students to perform in a friendly environment. Performing develops confidence. Students are encouraged, but not required, to perform.
An Old Sweet Song 