One-on-one vocal instruction for all ages and experience levels tailored to your voice, your goals, and your growth.
STUDIO VOCAL COACHING
Evidence Based & Industry Informed.
Anyone can call themselves a voice teacher.
All studio vocal coaching draws on the latest research in vocology, learning science, and the contemporary performance industry. With a degree from a top music university, international performing experience, and extensive teaching experience, she brings both academic rigor and real-world insight to every session.
Welcoming & Collaborative.
Artistic growth doesn’t happen in isolation.
The studio voice lesson curriculum runs on quarterly semesters. Each semester includes an organized student performance, a complementary full studio singing class, free community sings and various other events.
Danny W.
“At a technical level, McKenna helped me access a higher register in my voice without any of the strain/pain I used to run into there, explore different timbres, and improve my ability to sustain long notes and phrases. On an interpersonal level, she's incredibly welcoming and supportive, pushing me to try new things in a way that feels kind and safe”
Lucas L.
“As an adult student with singing anxiety, McKenna created a wonderfully patient and nonjudgmental space. She also adapted her teaching to the way that I conceptualize and mechanize my own voice… I would (and have) recommend(ed) her to any adult student.”
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Professional Membership
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS OF SINGING
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Voice & Opera Performance
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
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Active Pathway Membership
VOCOLOGY IN PRACTICE INTERNATIONAL
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Weekly and biweekly vocal coaching is charged monthly and starts at $120 / month. One off lessons are bookable online and start at $65/session. Sliding scale rates are available.
Lessons include: weekly personalized practice plans, a free quarterly studio group class and access to various learning softwares the studio holds subscriptions to.
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Recommended for kids / young adults with little to no musical experience. Students will typically take ~ 6 months of combo lessons to learn basic music theory and piano before switching to just voice lessons.
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Recommended for students 11+ and adults. Lessons include ~ 15 minutes of exercises and technique work, ~ 25 minutes of repertoire work and 2-5 minutes of discussion to reflect on and clarify new learnings. Pricing is based on months with 4 weeks of lessons.
60min lessons are popular for students who enjoy doing deeper dives into the songs they’re working on while having time for in depth technique work as well. I recommend starting with 45min lessons to see if 60min is a good fit.
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Recommended option for children 6 - 10 years old, but open to all students. Lessons include ~ 10 minutes of exercises and technique work (taught though games for younger children), ~ 15 minutes of repertoire work and 2-5 minutes of discussion to reflect on and clarify new concepts.
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For students who are unable to commit to weekly or biweekly lessons, this allows students to sign up for any open lesson slots from cancellations, extra availability, etc. from the day before to up to one month in advance.