Certified Coaches

Adrienne is a CCM vocal instructor and performing and recording musician who excels in bringing a technical approach to contemporary vocal instruction. She has been teaching voice since 2009 and is accredited as a teacher of Mix Singing through the International Voice Teachers of Mix (IVTOM). As a teacher of mix singing, Adrienne uses a wide range of techniques to help vocalists reduce tension, sing efficiently, achieve as much power as they desire, sing smoothly across their entire range without “gear-shifting” across bridges, develop pleasing tone, sing appropriately for the genre, and gain consistency from song to song and day to day. Adrienne’s clients include other voice teachers, lead singers in local bands, touring rock musicians, adults returning to singing after a long break, and teens who write songs or perform in their school musicals.

Amelia has been teaching voice for over a decade and makes it her mission to give students the tools to find joy and freedom in their singing. Amelia runs an independent voice studio where she teaches students virtually from all over the country in addition to a professional music studio where she serves as both Artistic Director and Private Voice Coach. Winner of the 2015 National Opera Competition of Canada, Amelia has had the pleasure of performing on stages across Europe and North America. An artist of many passions, Amelia also loves visual art, photography, travelling, and portaging in Algonquin Park. Amelia holds a Master's degree in Vocal Performance and Literature from Western University as well as a Bachelor's degree in Vocal Performance and a minor in French Studies from The University of Windsor.

La-ti-Da Music is Locally owned and Operated! Serving the Local Community since 2006, we are dedicated to nurturing a lifelong love of music and movement. Our goal is to keep music education alive and provide a place for children to explore through fun, interactive learning. MISSION STATEMENT: La-ti-Da Music was founded in 2007, dedicated to nurturing a lifelong love of music and movement. Our goal is to keep music education alive and provide a place for children to explore through fun, interactive learning. Music is not only proven to develope the brains neuropathways but there are many reasons backed by science that support its benefits!

Degrees: Bachelor of Music (Vocal Performance, Music Education/Conducting, Composition); Master of Music Education Professional Affiliations: Neuro Vocal Method Certified, National Association of Teachers of Singing, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, 5th Degree Black Belt Master Instructor in Taekwondo Chungdokwan Instruments Taught: Voice (classical and CCM), Great Highland Bagpipes, Ukulele, Guitar, Electric Bass, Piano, Music Theory

My name is Christine Fogh, and my life has been focused on music for more than 30 years, beginning at age 5 when I began playing piano. I have written and performed original work, including my professional debut album, "End of the World", in 1999. I have had the privilege of singing for people on stages big and small; from college campuses to the Alamo Dome in San Antonio, TX. When I wasn't singing, I was dancing, having performed in various ballets on the Central Coast for over 25 years.

Daniela ́s roots are from the homeland of the „Belcanto“ (Italy). She followed her calling and has completely dedicated life to her one and only true obsession: MUSIC! Daniela grew up in a very musical family, refined her vocal gifts and developed as a professional singer. She started touring worldwide at the most renowned cultural events where she had the privilage to perform on many top stages. Along with her numerous performances as a lead vocalist of different bands and orchestra formations she also worked as a background singer for many of the music industry ́s major artists and had the honor to appear on many premier live television shows throughout Germany and Italy. Thanks to Daniela ́s vocal abilities she also made her impact as a studio singer. Daniela was always fascinated with the voice as an instrument and never left a chance behind to grow her knowledge in vocal pedagogy and vocal anatomy of the singing and speaking voice. In addition to her singing career she graduated from several institutes of music/voice and speech. So in 2021, she also graduated and became a certified Neuro Vocal-Method teacher, that ́s another milestone added to her resume. Spreading the gift of music has become one of her most important missions. Many years of experience as a professional singer and her calling for teaching voice have inspired Daniela to teach her craft and share her passion for music and fascination of the voice with others around the world. She is currently working as a voice teacher and speech coach, owning her own successful voice studio for singers and speakers, ranging from beginner to professional levels.

Elspeth spent half her career teaching vocal music at a performing arts high school and the other half teaching privately in her home studio. She prides herself on taking an individualized approach with her voice students so that they get the most out of their lessons. Her formal education was in classical singing but her many years of experience and research makes her feel comfortable teaching musical theatre and contemporary styles, too – especially after taking the NVM course. She is also a member of NATS.

After a few years in the classical realm, singing with symphony choirs et al, I transitioned into the professional theatre world, where I worked steadily for over a decade. In 2003, I discovered solo cabaret, my true artistic home, and have enjoyed an active performing life as a soloist ever since. For more about my performance credentials, visit www.HilaryAnnFeldman.com.​ Through it all, I’ve been a teacher and coach. And, as I believe teachers should be, I have also been a constant student — continually expanding my knowledge of all things voice, mastering different styles of singing, conquering the business and technical aspects of this career — and sharing all I have with my students. To my 30 years of teaching and 35 years as a professional performing artist, I bring with me degrees in music theory, vocal performance, and music production/recording engineering, as well as an Estill certification and a certification as a NeuroVocal coach, in my opinion a game changer for teaching and learning voice. I work with professional vocalists, aspiring professional vocalists, and serious hobbyists on the complete continuum, from functional to optimal. I offer everything from vocal technique and song interpretation, to creating your solo show or landing the part, through booking the gig and signing the contract. I love solving problems, sharing knowledge, connecting dots, and helping vocalists become the artists they want to be.

Born and raised on a mountain by the sea in coastal Maine, Alice Limoges was singing before she could walk. After spending 7 years working in the New York City music scene, the coronavirus pandemic pushed her back to Maine last March. Her life has blossomed with new inspirations in the beautiful landscape of her childhood where she’s self-producing several projects. She releases these exclusive singles monthly on her Patreon. With a voice reminiscent of a young Fiona Apple, Alice possesses a powerful, strong voice with the heart and soul of a classic folk troubadour.​ Her new song and accompanying music video “China We Don’t Use” explores the intangibility of love, even familiar love, when our mental health is poor and we struggle to feel comfortable in our own bodies. The recording is sparse, just voice and piano, while the music video follows an innocent young girl playing with a delicate china set. Alice has released four independent albums to date. Her song "No One Underneath” was a semi-finalist in the 2019 International Songwriting Competition. She played on the Grammy Award winning album "Ageless: Songs For The Child Archetype" by Jon Samson.​ ​ She has performed extensively across NYC and the northeast, including festivals (Make Music Harlem, NYC; Keene Music Festival, Keene, NH; The Campfire Festival, Cambridge, MA; Belfast Free Range Festival, Belfast, ME), colleges (Columbia University, Hamilton College, SUNY New Paltz, SUNY Purchase), and other legendary venues such as The Cutting Room (NYC), Rockwood Music Hall (NYC), PIANOS (NYC), Arlene’s Grocery (NYC), Club Passim (Boston), and Blue (Portland) as well as countless intimate concerts with Sofar Sounds. When she’s not working on music, Alice has a wide range of passions and inspirations such as being in nature, exploring, reading novels and poetry, and painting.

I have been a voice teacher and musical director in and around Scarsdale, NY for over 22 years. My own training -and most of my students' interests- have been musical theater based and mostly for tweens and teens with the occasional adult. I was trained as a "legit" soprano (MA from NYU in Musical Theater Vocal) and Great American Songbook standards and since taking NVM, popular styles as well! Especially since this last year of Taylor Swift enthusiasm I have coached many singers of all ages to find an increased range and effortless strength! My musical theater students have been able to explore rock and contemporary musical repertoire -which I used to think was a voice type you were just born with- it's not! I teach primarily in local student's homes or at Arc Stages in Pleasantville, NY with occasional online lessons.

Aubrie Studied and acquired her degree from Denver, University.

Carmela’s formal education was invaluable as it allowed her to develop a strong understanding of how students learn and so is able to cater to each individual. She also became a Vocal Habilitation Professional. This is a wholistic approach to teaching, focusing on the Bio-psycho-social model of treating a person in the studio, helping the student realign, build and strengthen the body, mind and voice. Through her experience as a student and performer, Carmela can truly empathise with the frustration, struggles and joys of achieving a free and healthy voice. In her continuing professional development, Carmela attends the latest vocal workshops in classical; Bel Canto, contemporary and music theatre styles; Neuro-vocal method, Somatic Voicework™ The LoVetri Method, Vocal Process teacher training etc. These provide her with more tools to teach in these different disciplines/styles. Some of her current students include leads in the musical Hamilton (Australian cast), Six the musical, members in BABBA a touring ABBA tribute band and Blusher (just signed a USA record deal). Her passion is to inspire confidence in oneself and their voice so that they can authentically express their true inner self and experience the joy that singing brings.

Hi, I’m Christine Chiasson, and I am a voice teacher who specializes in contemporary styles like pop, rock, jazz and musical theater. I have been teaching for over 29 years, and my greatest lesson as a teacher is knowing that there isn’t just one way to teach students, whether they are young or a little older than young. So, whether you are preparing for an audition or working on a song for open mic, I can help you get to where you want to be. it can be so rewarding when you go to that karaoke night or open mic night and belt out a tune you’ve been working on, or to feel really prepared for that next audition, performance or recording session. Let's get to singing!

Dede is a certified NeuroVocal Method™ teacher.

I’m a performer/teacher with over 25 years of experience in helping singers achieve their goals. I work both in-person and online with avocational and semi-pro singers of all ages. I love helping people discover the untapped potential of their voices so they can express themselves with freedom and joy in whichever style of music they choose. I believe that lessons should help you develop an understanding of how your voice works because that knowledge will empower you to sing in any way that is both healthy and sustainable and expresses your unique artistry. Come learn with me!

Australian-Canadian musician and vocal coach Jaime Jackett, is based in Broome in the far Northwest corner of Western Australia. She holds a diploma in Contemporary Vocal Performance from Selkirk College, but came to singing naturally as a child. She has released music with her band Belle Miners, as well as solo. She often teaches songwriting workshops. In Broome she coaches adults and teenagers, as well as directing choirs and playing in a number of bands. She currently only teaches in person in Broome.

Sing City is a small boutique studio where you get lots of personalized attention to set all your dreams and goals in motion! You will be a part of an elite group of performers age 10 and up who love the stage and are super motivated to work to be the best they can be! Vocal coach/audition magician Amanda Kaiser is also a professional entertainer in Las Vegas who studied musical theater at The Boston Conservatory. She has studied under Dr. Shannon Coates in the Vocal Instrument 101 and the Voice Ped Undegree where she focuses on how best to serve clients with a student led coaching style. Amanda has also trained with Sheri Sanders in NYC in her Rock the Audition program helping students with all styles of pop/rock tunes for musical theater and performance. She is a member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing and the Speakeasy Cooperative.

Angie Marianthi is a musician, teacher, and creative entrepreneur. In 2015 she founded Boise Music Lessons, a boutique studio that teaches adults and families to connect through campfire songs. Through Boise Music Lessons, Angie uses music as a tool to build and strengthen communities, and works to dispel the myth that you have to be inherently “musical” in order to play an instrument. Combining her Bachelor of Arts in Music, Masters of Health Science in Health Promotion, and yoga teacher certifications, Angie has created a unique course curriculum that allows musical enthusiasts to play together, either in-person or virtually, at any stage of the learning process. Her innovative teaching and business practices have been featured by Good Morning America, the Idaho Press Tribune, Music Studio Startup, The Happy Musicians Podcast, and more.

I'm Bernadette Mether, and I've spent over 30 years as a passionate musician and educator. As a music teacher, I aim to create a safe and supportive environment where my students can uncover and enhance their natural singing abilities. In addition, I'm dedicated to sharing my love of music and inspiring others to explore their creativity and passion for singing. So join me on this exciting journey, and let's discover the power of music together!

Carol Perry (she/her/hers) has been teaching voice since 2009 and specializes in long-term voice building. She maintains an independent studio, Studio Sostegno, in Grosse Pointe Farms, and joined the voice faculty at Eastern Michigan University in 2019. Ms. Perry holds degrees in voice from Colorado State University and the Frost School of Music, and is a member in good standing in the National Association of Teachers of Singing. She was a member of the 2017 NATS Intern Program class in Toronto, where she trained under Margaret Baroody.

Dana Crabtree’s Performances Have Been Well Received, Both In America And In Europe. She Has Performed In Numerous Genres, From Broadway Favorites Such As Laurey In Oklahoma!, And The Title Role In Kiss Me, Kate, To Operatic Repertoire Including Despina In Mozart's Così Fan Tutte And The Title Role In Donizetti's The Daughter Of The Regiment. She Has Appeared Locally In LTGI’s Mary Poppins (Title Role), Cinderella (Queen), Hairspray (Female Authority Figure), God Of Carnage (Veronica), Beauty And The Beast (Madame De La Grande Bouche), And The Glass Menagerie (Amanda Wingfield) As Well As LLT’s Mamma Mia (Donna) And Noises Off (Belinda/Flavia), And LC Opera Workshop’s Once Upon A Mattress (Lady Larkin) And Into The Woods (Baker’s Wife). In Addition To Serving Full-Time On The Music Faculty At TAMIU In The Areas Of Voice, Choir, And Opera, Dana Operates Her Own Private Voice-Teaching Studio. She Is The Proud Mom Of Nicholas And Lena Belle.

Hello! My name is Amy Canchola. I am a singer, voice teacher, and lifelong learner! I am a scholar of Mexican Art song, study MT and CCM, and have a DMA in classical voice so I know what it's like to want to explore all the voice's capabilities! I pride myself on the studio being supportive and being a safe place to grow! Let's work together.

B. Mus. Honours degree (cum laude) (University of Pretoria). Higher Diploma in Education

I have been teaching for over 25 years and have had students of many ages ( 2-72) and abilities. My expertise is in helping students with auditions and performing. I use jazz, classical, country, pop, rock, theater and gospel music. Most of all it is my job to make sure that the lessons are fun and growth happens consistently, Each lesson should produce that "Aha! moment" for the student. As a voice teacher I believe it is much easier for students to learn when they can copy or emulate a teacher who basically does what they preach. Some of my students choose to have me sing with them until they are ready to sing on their own. Singing comes from the heart and can be a bit scary for some (feelings of vulnerability). My goal is to respect that and create an environment of discovery and fun. For those who would like to be challenged, I am quite happy to oblige. Some people call voice lessons cheap therapy, you leave feeling lighter, joyful and more confident in your skill.