Our Voice Program is specifically designed to develop singers who are musically literate and highly versatile across a broad spectrum of musical styles and genre.
The Voice Program follows a syllabus designed to prepare students for participation in the National Music Certificate Program which is associated with the internationally recognized Royal Conservatory of Music.
The National Music Certificate Program offers a comprehensive music education that combines tools for high-quality instruction with opportunities for personal development. Candidates completing the National Music Certificate Program gain nationwide recognition and lifelong skills.
Students should expect to learn to read standard music notation and how the vocal line correlates to the harmonic structure of music, and how to improvise in contemporary music.
Curriculum Example:
Reading Standard Music Notation
Vocal Technique
Classical Vocal Repertoire (16th Century - 21st Century)
Standards in Musical Theatre, Rock, Pop, Country and Jazz
Scales (Major and Minor)
Singing in at least three languages (Italian, French, German)
Music Theory and its application to the voice
Ear Training and its application
Performance Training as a soloist and in an ensemble
Music for Little Mozarts Program, created by Christine H. Barden, Gayle Kowalchyk, and E. L. Lancaster, encourages a love for music in young children, ages 4-6. The program develops singing and listening skills while imparting an appreciation for many musical styles. The adventures and lessons are exciting and imaginative. Students will discover music and find out how much fun it is.