Hey there!

Do you wish you could sing better?

Maybe your voice isn’t sounding the way it used to, or it isn’t doing the things you know it can!

Or maybe you are one of the millions who have yet to realize that singing is a skill that can be developed, not something you are born with.

You have a beautiful voice (yes, even you!), and with quality instruction and dedicated practice, you’ll discover the potential you didn’t know was there!

My Story

I’m Cay: a voice teacher, choral conductor, vocal arranger, learning track producer, barbershop harmony singer, and lifelong learner. I've always loved singing, particularly in group settings, but improvement seemed to happen by chance. I worked hard, but I didn't feel I had any control over how my voice developed.

In 2020, I had some extra time on my hands and a few folks had asked for singing lessons. I figured it was time to figure out what the heck is going on in our bodies when we make these pretty sounds. I read every book I could get my hands on and attended countless conferences and certification programs. This allowed me to facilitate positive vocal changes in my students and drastically improved my voice, giving me agency in my vocal development. As I learn more and more about voice, I’m inspired by new scientific research and new innovative approaches to teaching voice. Along the way, I've developed a deep functional and anatomical understanding of the voice and a science-informed approach to developing flexibility, efficiency, and ultimately, artistry. 

“The more we know about the human voice and how it functions, the better we shall be able to use it to its fullest as a means of expression.” - David Blair McClosky

While my approach draws from many methodologies and a lot of personal experience, above all, I am in service to you: your goals, your aesthetic preference, and your unique, beautiful voice. We will draw from whatever pedagogical approach is necessary to achieve your goals. We do a lot of different stuff in my voice studio! From ear training to range extension, from performance coaching to healthy voice habilitation, every student is unique, and your training should reflect that.