Give them
CONFIDENCE
to take center stage!
Does your child love to sing?
Does your son have a flair for the dramatic?
Do they secretly wish (or maybe not so secretly) that they could be center stage?
Do you wonder if there’s a place for him to get started?
What is the best place to teach her, support her, and give her valuable experience onstage?
Learn the basics of singing through fairy tales and fun
At the core of our teaching, we celebrate the uniqueness of each person’s voice and the beauty it lends to the spectrum of sound.
Perform on stage for those you love
Play your way to learning about singing and performing
Students are highly engaged in learning. At the end of camp, they will probably be able to teach you a thing or two!
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What if there was a place:
- where she could get real experience singing on a stage?
- where he was safe to take his first steps into performance in a positive, encouraging environment?
- where she could develop confidence in her unique voice because she knows how her voice works and that it is unique to her?
- where you could rest assured he wouldn’t just be a number?
Introducing…
Singing and acting camp for young and inexperienced performers.
Disguised as pure fairy tale fun,
and a mixed with a little bit of magic,
kids learn foundational vocal technique
lay the foundation to perform with presence and authenticity.
They play, sing, dance, make crafts,
and rehearse for our culminating event,
the Happily Ever After Concert!
Our next session :
Sunday, June 21-Saturday, June 27, 2020
120 College Ave.
Mountville, PA
The Reviews are in…
“She had such a good time and I can hear a difference in the strength of her voice!
You do such a good job at making learning fun for the girls!”
A Day in the Life
Day 1: Your Body is Your Instrument
Students learn the basic parts of the vocal instrument and how they work together to produce the sounds we make.
Day 2: Framework
Building a framework for the voice: establishing balanced posture
Warm-ups
Body Language
Day 3: Sound
Range, registers
Tone of voice,
Enunciation
Day 4: Impulse of singing
Thoughts and Awareness
Nerves, stage fright
How to prepare for a performance
Day 5: Review and Rehearse
Students perform for one another, if they desire.
Students assess one another with the “Truth-o-meter”.
Happily Ever After Concert Run-through
Day 6: Happily Ever After Concert
Students have the option to dress up as a character for the performance or may just “dress up”.
Students perform songs and teach the audience about all they learned during the week.
Space is limited. Don’t wait!
$250/camper
Early Bird Discounts available through
March 31, 2020
Questions about camp? Contact me here.
It’s never too early to build her confidence.
Equip her with knowledge
Discover Your Voice Camp equips children with knowledge about how their voices work which develops the assurance that singing is more than talent, it is a natural form of human expression and anyone can learn to sing!
Encourage her Individuality
When you have confidence in the instrument, it paves the way for the message to be loud and clear.
Overcome fear together
By providing a first step to public performance that is supportive, not competitive, students learn the important skill of pushing through their nerves and to engage with an audience.
Take her dream…
Make it a reality!
Space is limited. Don’t wait!
$250/camper
Early Bird Discounts available through
March 31, 2020
Questions about camp? Contact me here.
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