Voice coach in Eugene, Oregon?
December 7, 2010 12:08 PM Subscribe
Voice coach in Eugene, Oregon? I've done some searching and have a couple of names, but I'm wondering if anyone can personally recommend a voice teacher in Eugene. I'm considering giving a gift of a series of lessons for an aspiring female pop/jazz singer who has never had formal training.
I do not know of anyone in Eugene. I know a good person in Tualatin. . .
However, if you contact the Eugene Concert Choir, you can maybe get a few names. Lotsa good singers in this choir.
Contact Information:
Eugene Concert Choir
1590 Willamette Street, Suite 400
Eugene, OR 97401
Telephone (541) 687-6865
Fax (541) 687-5745
e-mail: choir@eugeneconcertchoir.org
posted by Danf at 3:37 PM on December 7, 2010
However, if you contact the Eugene Concert Choir, you can maybe get a few names. Lotsa good singers in this choir.
Contact Information:
Eugene Concert Choir
1590 Willamette Street, Suite 400
Eugene, OR 97401
Telephone (541) 687-6865
Fax (541) 687-5745
e-mail: choir@eugeneconcertchoir.org
posted by Danf at 3:37 PM on December 7, 2010
Ali Losik is phenomenal and this kind of thing would be right up her alley.
posted by jz at 9:44 PM on December 7, 2010
posted by jz at 9:44 PM on December 7, 2010
Have you checked with the UO School of Music? The profs there sometimes take private (non-university) students as well, or can recommend good voice instructors. Milagro Vargas is amazing.
posted by fraula at 2:12 AM on December 9, 2010
posted by fraula at 2:12 AM on December 9, 2010
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I haven't actually delved into it, because I mostly sing classical stuff (and infrequently :P), but the pedigree looks very good, and as I looked through it I thought the method looked pretty fun. She uses some songs that she's created herself to teach the specific techniques, so they address the subject while helping you feel like you're actually singing something, not just doing scales and exercises.
If your recipient is self-motivated, and picks up on things by ear, perhaps this might be an option. Hope this helps!
posted by Madamina at 3:30 PM on December 7, 2010