Amanda K., Voice Teacher, NYC
(212) 537-6746
About Me:
I believe that anyone at any age can be taught to sing. Perhaps not every person is cut out to be a rock singer or a Broadway star, but everybody has some kind of musical gift inside them and can be taught to control their voice. I would love to be even a little bit responsible for someone realizing their dream and learning to conquer a style of singing that they have always loved. My voice lessons will certainly not only be about the voice itself, but rather the art of a well rounded performance. I will teach the basics of sight-reading, musicality, and especially, how to actually perform a song with your face and body while singing.
Styles:
Classical, Opera, Musical Theatre
Subjects:
Theory, Ear Training
Ages:
Elementary School, Pre-teen, Teenage
Availability:
Anywhere in Manhattan
Major Influences:
Barbra Streisand, Patti Lupone, Bernadette Peters, Bette Milder, Linda Eder
To inquire about Voice lessons with Amanda, please fill out the Inquiry Form on this page, or call us at (212) 537-6746.
Experience:
- Arizona Broadway Theatre (Mainstage Performer): "Alma Hix" in "The Music Man", Lucy in "Jekyll and Hyde", Wicked Witch in "The Wizard of Oz", Fruma Sarah/ Hodel&Tzeitel understudy in "Fiddler on the Roof", Trina in "March of the Falsettos", Kids Academy Voice/Acting/Music Theatre Teacher, ABT After Dark Director of "March of the Falsettos" [2006 - 2008]
- Arizona School for the Arts (Drama Teacher) [2007 - 2008]
- Dunbar Elementary School (Music/Drama Teacher) [2007 - 2008]
- Childsplay Arizona (Performer)"Sour Kangaroo" in Seussical [2007 - 2007]
- Arizona Jewish Theatre (Performer)"Hodel" in Fiddler on the Roof [2007 - 2007]
- Arizona State University (Masters Degree in Music Theare Performance/Student Production Director of "Assassins") [2005 - 2007]
Education:
- Masters of Music Theatre performance (MA), Arizona State University [2007]
Studied With:
- Judy May [2001 - 2007]
- Joann Yeoman [2001 - 2007]
- Donald Pippin [2006]
Seminars and Workshops Attended:
- Hello, Jerry! Masterclass with Donald Pippin and Paige O'hara, ASCAP [2006]
Awards:
- ASCAP Jerry Herman Legacy Scholarship - ASCAP [2006]
- Special Talent Award - Arizona State University [2006]
- Evelyn Eberhart Scholarship - Arizona State University [2005]
- Regents Scholarship - Arizona State University [2005]
- Herberger Young Artists Competition Winner - Herberger Theatre [2002]
Recent Performances:
- March of the Falsettos [July, 2008]
- The Music Man [July, 2008]
- The Wizard of Oz [July, 2008]
- Jekyll and Hyde [April, 2008]
- Fiddler on the Roof [January, 2008]
- Seussical [December, 2007]
- Fiddler on the Roof [October, 2007]
- Hello, Jerry! [October, 2006]
Scholarships:
- Evelyn Eberhart Scholarship [2006 - 2007]
- Regents Scholarship [2001 - 2005]
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