Music Pillars · Voice & performance

Find their voice.
Find their stage.

A singing class, individual coaching, or a musical production? Compare the ways your child can grow as a singer and performer, and find the experience that fits.

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Choose your program to open its booking page in Opus. For Junior and Spotlight, book an audition first.

Different paths.
A shared purpose.

Every option supports musical growth and self-expression. Classes build skills with peers, individual lessons focus on the singer, and productions bring singing, acting, and movement together for a live audience.

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Seven ways to sing, move, and grow.

Compare the focus, time commitment, and performance experience. Tap any program to see what makes it different and where to learn more.

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Double ThreatAges 7–11Details
Main focusSinging + dancing.
Move your body. Open your voice.
Weekly time1-hour class
+ practice at home
Performance experienceA staged singing and dancing performance
Getting startedNo audition required
For the child who wants to sing and dance

Vocal technique, dance, expression, stage presence, and ensemble teamwork develop together. Students work toward a staged performance after several months of rehearsals.

Spring theme: It’s a Jungle Out There

We have seen time and again how putting the body in motion helps students open up physically and vocally. Singing and dancing together encourage freer expression, greater confidence, and a more open voice.

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Vocal FundamentalsAges 7–10Details
Main focusSinging foundations.
Listen, match pitch, and blend.
Weekly time1-hour class
Performance experienceGroup singing, ensemble skills, and optional solos
Getting startedDeveloping singers welcome
For the child who loves to sing

Build pitch matching, ear training, breath awareness, vowel shapes, simple harmonies, and confidence following sheet music. Children who are still learning to match pitch are welcome. Students may also choose to sing solos at their own discretion.

Singing is the center of the class

Unlike a musical production, the focus is on developing the voice and making music together. Spring 2027: Wednesdays, 5–6 p.m., January 13 through May 26. Maximum 10 students.

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Voice Lessons with KatAges 7+ with KatDetails
Main focusOne-to-one coaching.
Your singer’s goals and pace.
Weekly time30-minute lesson
Performance experienceIndividual repertoire and audition preparation
Getting startedEnroll directly
For focused, personal attention

Work on vocal skills, songs, and performance goals with individual teacher guidance. Kat welcomes voice students as young as seven.

A personal path, with room to combine

Students can enroll in individual voice lessons without joining another program. A class or production can provide an additional place to put developing skills into practice.

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Voice Lessons with TamaraAges 10+Details
Main focusRigorous vocal study.
Technique, pedagogy, and physiology.
Weekly time30-minute lesson
Performance experienceIndividual repertoire and performance preparation
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For older singers ready to study the voice in depth

Tamara’s individual lessons offer a more rigorous approach to vocal technique, vocal pedagogy, and the physiology of singing. Students deepen their understanding of how the voice works while developing their skills as singers.

Focused training for ages 10 and up

Individual instruction gives older singers time to work carefully on technique, repertoire, and performance goals. This is a focused option for students ready for detailed vocal study.

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Kids ProductionsGrades 1–5Details
Main focusAn introduction to musical theater.
Sing, dance, and act.
Weekly time2-hour rehearsal
+ practice at home
Performance experienceA 25–30-minute musical.
Every child has lines.
Getting startedChoose a cast and enroll
For a first musical theater experience

Smaller casts, introductory staging and choreography, and meaningful participation help children build confidence, memorize lines, follow cues, and work together toward a show.

A complete story on a smaller scale

Kids productions include shows such as Jungle Book KIDS. Spring 2027 features Aladdin KIDS. Compared with Junior, the show and weekly rehearsal are shorter.

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Junior ProductionsGrades 3–8Details
Main focusDeeper theater experience.
More extensive roles and staging.
Weekly time3-hour rehearsal
+ home practice and tech
Performance experienceA 60–75-minute musical with full staging
Getting startedAudition + callbacks
For a bigger production commitment

Students develop acting, vocal projection, choreography, harmonies, and stage presence. Larger casts and more detailed blocking and technical cues bring a longer musical to life.

More rehearsal, more responsibility

Regular practice at home, separate tech rehearsals, and family support during tech week are part of the commitment. Spring 2027: Aladdin JR.

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Spotlight ProductionsGrade 6 and aboveDetails
Main focusA theater cast for older students.
Singing, acting, and movement.
Weekly time2½-hour rehearsal*
+ home preparation
Performance experienceA staged musical with an older peer group
Getting startedAudition + callbacks
For the student ready for an older cast

Bring your voice, imagination, and willingness to grow. Students collaborate on a production and should be open to a range of casting possibilities.

Spring 2027: Once Upon A One More Time JR.

This 60-minute musical rehearses Thursdays, 4:30–7 p.m., beginning January 7, with an additional April 2 rehearsal and April 3 performances. Review the full show schedule before auditioning.

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*Spotlight time shown is for Spring 2027. Ages, schedules, casting, and performance commitments can vary by season. Program pages and enrollment details provide the full current schedule.

“They love to sing.”

Start by comparing Vocal Fundamentals and individual lessons. Choose learning with peers or focused personal coaching.

“They love to perform.”

Compare Double Threat and Kids productions. Both build stage confidence, with different rehearsal formats and time commitments.

“They’re ready for more.”

Compare Junior and Spotlight. Look at the age group, audition process, full rehearsal schedule, and expectations for practice.

Interested in adding dance to singing and acting? Explore Triple Threat.

Let’s find the right fit.

Tell us your child’s age, interests, and experience. We’ll help you choose a place to begin or a next step to grow.

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Questions? Call or text (858) 999-8584. Please book an assessment or call ahead for a studio visit so our teachers can stay focused on their students.

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