Vocal Studies at the Coppell Conservatory involves the development of breathing skills, extensive vocal technique, and expanding the student’s repertoire.  For their success, students are also required to develop a substantial knowledge of music theory.
 
Repertoire includes, but is not limited to, early Italian music, German Lieder, American art song, music from Broadway, and other musical theatre productions. 

As our vocal program addresses the individual needs of students, their technical development will determine the level of difficulty in repertoire assigned. 

Starting in 2007, the Conservatory offers a Voice Performance track for advanced students.  Admission to the program is by audition only.  Students who audition successfully will have the opportunity to work with master teachers to refine their stagecraft and performance skills. 

Disciplined practice and regular lesson attendance will greatly contribute to the student’s musical development and progress.  Singers are also encouraged to enroll in piano lessons (Private Piano or Group Piano) to further their growth as well-rounded musicians. 

Whether you aspire to sing professionally of just for your own enjoyment, we trust that you will benefit greatly from our program.

Click here to read more about each of the Voice Lessons options.

Click here to view and to hear some voice students performing.

Click on each teacher's name to learn more about Ms. Suré Eloff and Mr. Ronald Montgomery, our Voice Instructors.