Singing lessons near me in Marysville, WA

Meet Madison, a Singing Coach in Marysville, Washington.

My lifelong passion for music and my journey as a vocalist has led me to a deep understanding of the arts, and I am eager to share my experiences and knowledge with aspiring artists! I studied classical and operatic music at Brigham Young University Idaho before branching out to the jazz and musical theatre genres. I firmly believe that learning classical techniques while studying other singing styles is invaluable. While proper and healthy technique is essential, a captivating stage presence and genuine emotion are equally, if not more, crucial. Having graced various stages throughout my college journey and professional endeavors, I bring experience and a repertoire of acting tips and tricks to evoke authentic emotions.

Meet Malya, a Singing Coach in Marysville, Washington.

Singing has been my passion since I was a little girl. My earliest memory was having a singing competition on the playground in the fourth grade. The other girl won that day - she was more popular - but I always knew that I was the better singer 🙂 As I grew up I taught myself guitar and piano, and starting writing songs. In college I studied music (BA in Voice - U of Wa) and went on to work with master coach Lois Hartzell for many years - concentrating on classical music although my first love was musical theater. Stage fright was a problem for me, but I learned to work through it and became a highly accomplished performer in opera, oratorio, musical theatre, religious ceramonies and many many concert programs. (Listen to my various videos on Youtube). I also was the singer/narrator for Puppet Theater for 5 years. In 2009 I added teaching to my musical activities and have found this to be a very satisfying way to pass on the music, performance and career knowledge that I've learned over the years. I enjoy mentoring other singers and love to work with students who want to perform, overcome stage fright, win roles on stage, in choir or bands, or create their own opportunities for music making.