Frequently Asked Questions
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Absolutely not! Beginners are welcome. You don’t need to read music, have previous training, or arrive with a polished voice to begin lessons. Amy will help you develop a healthy foundation, understand how your voice works, and build skills at a pace that supports your goals.
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Most children are ready for formal voice lessons around age 7, when they can follow instruction, begin developing healthy vocal habits, and engage with age-appropriate practice. Amy will meet each young singer at their current developmental stage and keep lessons supportive, engaging, and appropriate for their needs.
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Brandt Voice Studio welcomes anyone who has a love for singing and music. Lessons are available for beginner, intermediate, and advanced singers, including students who sing in school, choir, musical theatre, auditions, performances, or simply for personal enjoyment.
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Most singers benefit from regular weekly lessons because consistency helps develop healthy habits and gives new skills time to build. Regular weekly feed back from your teacher ensures you are staying on track and building your skills effectively.
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The Membership Program includes weekly private 30- or 60-minute lessons each month at a discounted per-lesson rate. It is designed for beginner and intermediate singers, especially elementary, middle, and high school students who benefit from a regular lesson routine.
The Five-Lesson Pass includes five private 30- or 60-minute lessons that can be scheduled on available days and times throughout the week. It is intended for intermediate and advanced singers, performers, college students, and adults who need a more flexible schedule.
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You are welcome to bring a song you enjoy singing or would like to work on, but you do not need to prepare anything specific for a trial lesson. Come ready to share your goals, ask questions, and explore your voice.
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Start by scheduling a trial lesson. At the end of the session, Amy will discuss what she observed, answer any remaining questions, and help you decide whether the Membership Program or Five-Lesson Pass is the best next step.
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It’s never too late to start! Adults can begin voice lessons at any stage of life, whether they are singing for the first time, returning after time away, or looking to strengthen an established voice. Lessons provide a structured, supportive space to develop technique, confidence, and artistry without judgment or pressure.
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Lessons support singers working in classical, musical theatre, contemporary, and other styles. Amy uses healthy, science-informed vocal technique and tailors instruction to each singer’s repertoire, interests, and artistic goals.
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Yes. Consistent lessons give singers personalized feedback, targeted exercises, and practical ways to build healthier, more reliable technique. Progress looks different for every singer, but regular instruction and thoughtful practice can improve vocal coordination, confidence, range, stamina, expression, and performance readiness over time.
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Private lessons are offered in 30- and 60-minute sessions. Thirty-minute lessons can be a strong fit for younger students or singers who need a shorter, focused session. 60-minute lessons allow more time for warming up, technical work, repertoire, and deeper exploration of performance or audition material. Amy will help you determine the best fit during your trial lesson.
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Absolutely! Amy can help singers prepare for school ensembles, honor choirs, musical theatre, college auditions, community theatre, professional auditions, and upcoming performances. Preparation can include vocal technique, repertoire selection, interpretation, confidence, and practical performance preparation.
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Yes! Virtual lesson options are available when needed. Amy can discuss whether virtual instruction is appropriate for your goals and help you plan for a productive online lesson experience.
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All new students begin with a 30-minute trial lesson. The trial lesson fee is $45.
After your trial lesson, Amy will discuss the lesson options that best fit your goals, schedule, and needs. Ongoing lessons are available through the Membership Program (weekly lessons each month at a discounted per-lesson rate) or the Five-Lesson Pass (five flexible 30- or 60-minute lessons). Specific pricing and next steps will be shared during your trial lesson conversation.