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Voice Piano Oboe Theory lessons Prince George

Allergies and Singing by Douglas Rice tenor

At the age of five I began studying singing. I sang for pure pleasure and enjoyment without realising that later I would make a life and career from it as a professional. It continues to be a great pleasure to sing and evolve in a field that presents continuous challenge and excitement.

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Theory and history

Erica Skowron teaches these courses if there is sufficient demand as a class. Private lessons are also available. She has a phenomenal record in getting student successfully through the exams.

Piano lessons

I teach piano to children and adults of all ages.  Children can start asearly as age 4.  There is no upward age limit.  I am a very patient andencouraging teacher.  All lessons are catered to the individual students.  Iwill recommend books and methods appropriate to the age, goals andpersonality of each student.  No previous experience is necessary for eitheradults or children.

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Am I too Old to take Voice Lessons?

I'm asked this question quite often and sometimes even from people who are in my mind quite young.  It may be difficult to start an operatic career or enter certain competitions with age limits if you are "older".  If you are wanting to learn to sing, why should age matter?  
 

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Aim for a Voice of Quality not Quantity

 
Good singing requires breath support.   Unfortunately, this support is often mistaken for pushing or forcing the sound.

Pushing seems easier because it will make you sing louder sooner while learning proper breath support does take time.   However, learning to support properly without tension will eventually result in beauty of tone, technical ease and volume without harshness.

Pushing or forcing the tone can cause problems with tuning, create a harsh strident tone and can quite frankly ruin the voice. As you learn to support properly you will be amazed at how much easier it is to sing and how free the voice feels.

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Erica Skowron

Erica Skowron

B.Mus Oboe and voice

principal oboe PGSO
competition winner, soloist with orchestra as oboist and singer (including song cycles, oratorios and opera arias).

Soloist on tours as singer and oboist.

Advanced classes with distinguished singers and instrumentalists.

Specialist in early music education including classes in Orf method and Kodaly method including study with a student of Kodaly.

Former music instructor CDC Prince George

Touring this fall as a singer .

featured work: Schubert's The Shepherd On The Rock, D 965

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