Private Lessons: Voice (by Teacher View)

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Opus offers private piano voice for students of all ages and abilities from beginners to very advanced students.

We start private voice lessons from age 6 onward. Our research and experience has shown us that most students are ready for more focused private voice lessons by age 8 but not many of them are ready at age 6 due to vocal anatomy development and maturity level.

Our private voice lessons are one-on-one instruction and lesson lengths are 30 minutes, 45 minutes or 1 hour. For our advanced voice students we have teachers with master’s degrees in piano who can prepare them for college or university entrance.

We offer most styles of voice lessons from classical, contemporary pop, musical theater, and jazz. We have students who want to sing just for fun and students who wish to excel with the Royal Conservatory of Music curriculum. Our Arts Administrators are able to match students with a teacher that works best for their particular age, ability and interest. If you are not sure which teacher would be the best match for your child, call us!

Q: What should I do if my child wants piano and they are younger than 8?
A: We have two popular programs for children under 8 that has piano included in the curriculum.
Pre-K Musical Seeds ages 2.5-5– Superstars: ages 5 1/2 to 7 – Mini and Glee Singers ages 6-14

Tuition Rates:
$160/monthly 30 minute lesson ($40 per lesson)
$240/ monthly 45 minute lesson ($60 most popular for ages 12 and up), sign up for a two 30 minute spots.
$320/monthly one-hour lesson ($80 per lesson), sign up for a two 30 minute spots.

How To Register

Enroll Online
1. Below is a list of day/time availability by teacher. Teachers may teach at multiple locations. Choose the Location (Camas or Ridgefield) and Day/Time that you want below.
2. Click on the REGISTER button in each class listing and location OR call us: Camas: 360-833-9604, Ridgefield: 360-887-8770. Camas is listed first, with Ridgefield listed below Camas.

If you want more information:

1. Fill Out An Online Inquiry Form: found in the main menu or here for Camas or here for Ridgefield and one of our Arts Administrators will contact you.
2. Call us: Camas: 360-833-9604, Ridgefield: 360-887-8770

 

Teacher CameronVoice-beginning to Advanced
Cameron also teaches: piano, pre-k music, superstars, piano team, glee singers programs.

It’s just as important to understand the theory and purpose behind the music we’re playing as it is to actually be able to play it. Combined with a welcoming environment where students are encouraged to try new things, students will approach their music holistically and come to a complete understanding of the material. Cameron graduated summa cum laude from Berklee College of Music with a Bachelors in Composition for Media and is on track to graduate with a Masters in Film Scoring with distinction.

Ridgefield

Teacher GraceVoice-beginning to Advanced
Grace also teaches: piano, Glee Program, superstars, Piano Team.

Teacher Grace loves helping her students discover their love of music by fostering an environment of inclusivity, creativity, and positivity. She is passionate about building strong musical foundations to set students up for success, whatever that may look like on their musical journey. Whether studying voice or piano with her, you can expect an encouraging and playful atmosphere, effective communication, and skilled technical instruction. Grace specializes in classical voice but also enjoys teaching musical theater, jazz, folk and pop. As a professional singer, Grace has extensive stage experience and has performed with many companies both locally and across the country. One of her favorite parts of teaching is helping students grow in confidence as both musicians and as people.

Camas

Teacher JuliaVoice-beginning to intermediate
Julia Also teaches piano, guitar, trumpet, ukulele, and our young beginner foundation classes.

Julia is a passionate and versatile music educator who teaches piano, voice, guitar, trumpet, and ukulele. She brings a lifelong love of music to every lesson, creating a supportive and inspiring environment for her students.

Camas

Ridgefield

Teacher PaulVoice-beginning to intermediate
Teacher Paul also teaches piano up to advanced.

Music is one of the ways our soul communicates with other souls. When we play music independently, or with other musicians, it is a conversation that happens regardless of our upbringings, language barriers, or personal beliefs.

The goal of our lessons is to learn the fundamentals of the language of music in a joyful way so we can eventually give voice to our souls.

Camas

Ridgefield

Teacher StefanVoice-beginning to early advanced
Stefan also teaches: piano, guitar, & superstars programs.

Learning any instrument should start with finding music that you enjoy listening to. I use lesson books and exercises as a tool to get some foundational skills on any instrument in order to help students learn music they are really into, but I don’t make that the primary focus of my lessons. One important thing I ask all my students to do throughout their week is to listen to music and find things they care enough about to learn. I want every student I work with to be able to find things to work on and work on them more and more on their own as they get better at reading and memorizing music. I’m a big advocate for students becoming autonomous learners as they progress as I think it’s a really important life skill that everyone should develop. The biggest thing I want all of my students to do though, is to have fun and really enjoy the little triumphs of learning to play an instrument or sing. I think the best part of my week is when one of my students get something that was a little bit of challenge when we started with it. Being able to see that progress is something I’m very grateful for as a teacher.

Camas

Ridgefield