At this time more intensive vocal training is available for professional or professional track singers only. If that’s you, then schedule a phone call and let’s talk.

Enrollment is extremely limited based on Crystal’s professional calendar. When we are full, the registration will take you to a waiting list, where you can sign up to be notified when a spot becomes available.

Any singer 13-18 (8th-12th grade) years old, who is ready to dig in and figure out your voice so that you can level up to the next choir, land a solo, or even be the lead in your choir’s show set or next big production!

Sign up using the button below. First payment is automatically withdrawn at the time you sign up, and then the first of the month thereafter until canceled. Once your first payment has been withdrawn you can immediately schedule your first lessons and hit the ground running. Each month your subscription fee will be drawn automatically so you don’t have to remember to send payments. You can cancel at any time with 30 days written notice.

YES!  There is no requirement to be an advanced or professional track singer.  As long as there is space in the program, you can apply to join! 

While performing is not mandatory, performance class attendance is an important part of the CrystalVoice Teen program. If you don’t feel comfortable singing, that’s totally fine–show up anyway, and learn from the group. 

This is a month-to-month agreement.  If you need to pause or stop your lessons, just give the studio 30 days’ written notice. 

You can reach out to me directly to see if I have any additional availability. My experience has been that unless a high school student is career track, wanting to study music or musical theatre in college or has vocal health issues that need ongoing care, 2 half-hour lessons per month is an ideal number of classes to fit around the many school and family obligations of the typical teen student. 

I typically don’t do competitions unless they are specifically for college scholarships.  In my experience, many competitions are more about the teacher “showing off” what their students can do and less about actual student learning and success.  I think other performance opportunities are a much healthier alternative for most students. If a student has been with me for a while and wants to participate in competitions, contact me directly, and we can discuss which would be appropriate. 

I don’t offer traditional recitals, but we do hold showcases at public venues several times a year.  Students get to sing the songs they love for family, friends, and whoever else wanders in while we are there. It is a very fun, supportive environment.